Hello, my name is Max. Welcome to my website. I am here to tell everyone that Cydonia is in fact artificial.

I hope this reality inspires humanity to realize it’s true potential and opportunity.

“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country” – JFK

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Something this profound has the potential to elevate and change the world.

I hope…

BEHOLD, THE HIDDEN SPHINX

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This sphinx comes complete w/ an ornate crown, distinct lion’s head and facial features, regal collared shirt, human torso, winged arms which happen to be holding a human head right in the middle of his chest. This ‘Lion King’ is sitting comfortably upon his perfectly shaped lion’s hind legs.

Each relevant symmetry line of the Face on Mars, 33.3, 22.5, N/S, when perfectly mirrored reveals it’s own cleverly hidden totem pole full of extraordinary, interwoven art. While some images are astoundingly meaningful when view the proper way, most of the images view well right side up and down. The depth and detail of this impossible sculpture is staggering.

The Face on Mars is not just a face. It’s a kaleidoscope of faces within faces within faces.

It’s perfectly balanced on so many levels. It’s harmonic.

Watch… Both these IR images of the Face were taken from Keith Laney’s site.

Click here for your first glimpse of the true nature of the Face on Mars. There's so much more...

Explanation

Ever since I first saw Carlotto’s enhancements of Cydonia (’76 data), I could instantly see geometry. I never even questioned Hoagland’s claim that the D&M’s axis of symmetry points directly through the eyes of the Face on Mars. What I did question was exactly how complicated the geometry is. What did the original layout look like? To what extent might one reconstruct what was once there from what is there? I’ve always wanted to measure and see for myself.

Armed with Photoshop 7, my in depth knowledge about the subject and inspiration from the forum crews of The Enterprise Mission and Space.com, I set out simply to test Hoagland’s and Torun’s geometric model. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I never dreamed I would come as far as I have.

I set out under the assumption that Cydonia was actually in ruin. In my mind, it needed to be reconstructed. It’s a good thing, too. Without the work I accomplished under that assumption, figuring out exactly where one is supposed to mirror Cydonia to unlock it’s secrets would be guess work at best.

For example, it was through meticulous measuring that I came to realize the NE corner of the City Square is actually another Torun Pentagon. Even though one can’t visually make out it’s shape, it’s immediate surroundings and precise meaningful geometric relationship to the D&M Pyramid screams out at you that it can only be one shape. On my map, it’s highlighted in dark blue.

Here is my map, accurate and true.

You can click on the pic for the full size…. Beware, it’s a biggie…8+MB (updated 8/29/05)

Special thanks to Gary over at Mars Revealer. Without his mosaic, I would have

quit a long time ago.

It was the hidden Torun Pentagon’s precise geometric relationship to the D&M Pyramid that yielded my discovery of what I believe to be an example of the Rosicrucian’s Rosy Cross. The discovery I’m referring to is the very first image of a page you’ve already seen.

It’s important to note that every mirror of Cydonia I’ve done was accomplished using my reconstruction lines. In other words, I did not arrive at and illustrate accurate latitude and longitude lines utilizing the fact that NASA already orients all their images aligned N/S within the borders of the image. I accomplished those critical lines accurately by utilizing the tetrahedral geometry model for Cydonia originally proposed by Richard Hoagland and Erol Torun. It was only after I realized that all the craters at Cydonia are actually alignment tools that I abandoned my map and began to test my emerging artificial crater theory on other images. It wasn’t until this time that I began using image borders as a template to help set up a series of mirrored images.

To be perfectly clear, the solution to the puzzle works like this:

Put each line on a ‘crater’ or anything circular like what we see on the Face’s nose and mirror it on each side. That adds up to 10 lines of symmetry x 2 sides = 20 images to be analyzed per crater.

Here are three prime examples.

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