At that time, the 'Face', located at approximately 40.8° N, 9.6° W, was 275 miles (444 km) from the spacecraft. Stay tuned, though I'm sure he'll be on Coast to Coast AM soon enough talking about how the Europeans are in on the cover-up by NASA. The picture was acquired 375 seconds after the spacecrafts 220th close approach to Mars. They also never link to Hoagland's site, which will no doubt steam him.
They were rather gentle, but still made it clear that this whole thing is nothing more than a modern myth. This picture is one of many taken in the northern latitudes of Mars by the Viking 1 Orbiter in search of a. I have to say that I like the way the press people handled the whole "Face" mythology in their press release. It's the first color image ever taken during flight by a rotorcraft on Mars. So if you have any sense of reality, you'll look at it, laugh at how it kinda sorta looks like a face, and move on with your life. The Ingenuity helicopter captured this color image of Mars from 16 feet above the planet's surface in April 2021. To me, that 3D image looks more like the guy who gets hit by the toxic waste at the end of "Robocop" than a real, human face. Finishing: Gallery Wrap Stretched Canvas Print - 1.5' Stretcher Bars. Tom Van Flandern, which is known as the Crowned Head, or the Space King, and my own grad picture, Id have kept my scholarly pursuits down to Earth. However, once again, it is possible that the image is nothing more than a pile of Martian rocks. THE FACE OF CYDONIA, MARS OWN A ONE OF A KIND Image Size: 48' x 36.500'. And according to CNET, the image of the god closely resembles Nabu, the Neo-Assyrian god of wisdom. Find high-quality stock photos that you won't find anywhere else. But I've seen better faces in my shower curtain. Among the images taken from NASA’s Mars Opportunity rover appears to be a rock that has been printed with the face of an ancient god. Search from Face On Mars stock photos, pictures and royalty-free images from iStock. Of course, if you've based an entire website on the idea that it really is a Face, and that there is a city near it, and this holds the key to a new type of physics that will allow you to build faster-than-light drives, control hurricanes, and tear toilet paper exactly along the perforations, then you might be motivated to say it still looks like a face. In one of the images taken by Viking 1 on July 25, 1976, a two-kilometre-long (1.2 mi) Cydonian mesa, situated at 40.75° north latitude and 9. Sure, it looks a little like a face, but not a whole lot. In reality, of course, it is simply a random happenstance of shapes and angles, but its interesting to see, once. Wow, it's just overwhelmingly like a face, ain't it? Golly! Or not. In this latest example of how easily our minds can be fooled - this image, which was captured by NASAs Curiosity rover back in 2014 - shows what appears to be a carved face, like something that could be part of an ancient statue.
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