The Face on Mars: Revised and Updated 2014 Edition

On July 26, 1976 the Viking I probe to Mars returned to Earth photograph A72 taken on the 35th orbit, and it could be the most important picture taken by an unmanned probe to date, for it shows what appear to be artificial structures on Mars. The giant 1.5 kilometre replica of a human visage, became known as The Face, and the collection of Martian pyramids and other structures found 15 kilometres to the South West were named The City. Computer imaging analysis by world-renowned experts in the field and the designers of military satellite-imaging software designed to spot even camouflaged artificial structures all confirm this anomalous region of Cydonia on Mars has all the hallmarks of being ancient ruins and not natural rock formations or 'a trick of the light' as NASA continues to maintain despite this position having been conclusively shown to be not just erroneous, but demonstrably false. Giuseppe Filotto was the first researcher to analyse the geology and astronomy of Mars and its two moons within this context, and in doing so discover the astonishing implications of these structures and what they must mean when taken in the context of human history. The existence of the Face on Mars implies a gamut of technologies so powerful that they would decide the fate of every man, woman and child on our planet, and these are not just possibilities, but already existing technologies, some of which were re-discovered during the chaotic madness of the Second World War, and which have been suppressed ever since. Now revised and updated, this single volume contains all the original information, presenting the most comprehensive introduction to the whole history of Mars, The Face, and the resulting effect for Humanity's future.
ASIN: 1500725803
VSKU: DBV.1500725803.A
Condition: Acceptable
Author/Artist:Giuseppe Filotto
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: This copy has clearly been enjoyed—expect noticeable shelf wear and some minor creases to the cover. Binding is strong, and all pages are legible. May contain previous library markings or stamps.