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84 NASA photos from Mars The American space probe Viking photographed pyramids and the famous face in the Cydonia region of Mars. The two American photo analysts Vincent di Pietro and Gregory Molinaar came across the stony “face” in the Cydonia region of Mars with the help of their special photo analysis technology. They also discovered smooth, triangular contours – pyramids with symmetrical outer edges about 15 km from the stony “face”. At first they thought that this was a caprice of nature, but their computer controlled false colour coding process brought more details to the surface. It is said that further stony faces were found on Mars. Rectangular, ruin like structures were also analysed in the mean time and NASA christened them “Inca town”. During a radio broadcast of the SWF3/audio transmission on the 7-2-1985, between 2pm and 3pm, Harry Ruppe, Professor of space technology at the University of Munich answered the question of whether he was in possession of clues in regards to the American thesis that Mars had been inhabited as follows: “Yes! The instruments on board the unmanned space probe Viking who landed so successfully on Mars and who carried out a lot of research supplied a lot of strange photos whose interpretation indicated that there might have been some civilisation living on the surface of Mars. To mention three things, number one: A feature that looks like a human face, about two kilometres across . The people in charge of interpreting these images said that it was highly unlikely that this “face” was created through natural influences. Number two: Pyramids that were so regularly formed, not unlike our own pyramids, that they once again thought that they were unlikely to be of natural origin. Number three: Structures that could be interpreted as the ruins of a city.” With the aid of computer controlled false colour coding, Walter Hain and his colleagues at the University in Vienna were able to procure details. This produced details on the “Face of Mars” like eyeballs with pupils in the eye sockets and a tear on the cheek. A sensation was the fact that the hairline, mouth, nose and chin continued into the shadow side of the image. There are a number of pictures taken during numerous orbits. There is also a 30 minute VHS video titled “Mysteries on Mars”. Scientist and Doctor M. J. Carlotte from the Data Institute in Massachusetts did an independent analysis and even discovered teeth in the open mouth . According to one study, our Earth will end up a mars-like desert planet one day, if the destruction of the environment continues. Is the tear of stone on the “Face on Mars” supposed to be a warning? A psychic message, procured with the help of automatic writing, stated that the “Face of Mars” was a marker for a base of the SANTINER. Viking photo: Left, the pyramids, right the Face of Mars. Enlargement: The black dots are mistakes that happened during the transmission of data. Photos taken by George Adamski