The Cydonia EarthMars Connection

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The Cydonia Earth-MarsConnection

by

Bruce Cornet

2007


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The Cydonia Earth-MarsConnection

by

Bruce Cornet

2007


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1976: Pictures of

Mars from Viking ship

America's Viking I space-craft has landedon Mars and beamed back to Earth the

first photographs of its surface. US President Gerald Ford has proclaimed

20 July Space Exploration Day, as it wason this day seven years ago man first

walked on the Moon. British astronomer Patrick Moore has

described it as "one of the most excitingdays in the whole story of mankind".

news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/july/20/


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Location Ma


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Possible Configuration of Ancient

Oceans on Mars

This view shows Mars as it might have looked mid-way through its

history according to the oceans hypothesis.

Chryse Planitia

Valles Marineris

http://www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/1999-00/99-060g.html

Tharsis region


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The Face on Mars


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Numerous Publications Document the Face Controversy

1998 2000

199719931992-2001

1997


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The Cydonia ComplexWhat others have found.


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Geome

tric

Relationships


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D & M

Pyrami

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Dr. Horace W. Crater of The University of Tennessee Space Institute

in Tullahoma, TN, did a probabilistic analysis of these geomorphological

anomalies on Mars, measuring with precision the spacing and angles

formed by these configurations. He gave a talk on his results at the

Moon/Mars Forum in Cody, WY, on 18 September 1994.

Crater came to the following conclusions in his paper:

All four sets of geometric figures appearing by chance are: QUADRANGLE ONE IN 55,000 FIVE EQUILATERAL TRIANGLES ONE IN 700,000 CITY PENTAGON ONE IN 6,000

CURVE CONFIGURATION ONE IN 1,000,000

The compound odds of these formations all happening by chance are

about ONE in 2,310,000,000,000,000 or

ONE in 2 QUINTRILLION, 310 QUADRILLION, indicating that they

were placed there by intelligent design (Crater, 1994).

Probabilities


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Problems exist with how the

measurements are taken

Precision is dependent on who does themeasurements and how/where they are taken.

If variations in points of measurement exist, andthere is distortion due to camera lenses, results arequestionable, leading to plausible deniability.

There are numerous geometric-like objects andfeatures on Mars can all of them be artificial, andhow do they affect the results.

It is important that researchers provide details of themethods and procedures so that peers can evaluatethe accuracy of their work.


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Face II


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FaceIII


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The Human Mind Is Programmed

(wired) to See Faces

Pareidolia

A psychological phenomenon

involving a vague and randomstimulus being mistakenly

perceived as recognizable, and

can also lead them to interpret

random images or patterns of

light and shade as being faces.


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Face-like Features Abound on Mars

CourtesyD

r.TomVanFla

ndern,2002


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Geologic Anomalies triangles

fracture patterns


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Other More Unsubstantiated Anomalies

Vegetation???

Wood???


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Mars Pathfinder Images

New higher resolution images of the Faceonly fuel the controversy.

NASA geologists say the Face is just anunusual pile of rocks.

Face believers say that the essentialfeatures of a humanoid face are still present.

Careful statistical analysis continues to

imply that the face is artificial, and not anatural geological formation.

However, this is not a proof!

Without verification or authentication by

NASA, mainstream scientists will not

accept evidence for artificiality on Mars. It would be the same as trying to verify

Egyptian or Aztec pyramids and structuresonly using images taken from space.

Without verification on the ground, the

controversy will continue.


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High Resolution Images of the Face

How long will these faces last?


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New Details of the Face

Evidence for collapse indicates that the structure

is not solid rock, but contains cavities.

Th Di f Si il F t E th


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The Discovery of Similar Features on Earth1994

Crop circle formations occur every year in

southern England near Stone Henge, Silbury Hill,and Avebury Circle.

Hoagland compared Silbury Hill and AveburyCircle in the U.K. with the Tholus and Crater in

Cydonia on Mars, saying that they represent asmaller version of those features.

Implication: Crop circle formations in neolithictimes became locations and templates for the

design of Avebury and Silbury Hill. Temporal concentration of crop circles and UFO

sightings in the Wiltshire area of U.K. drewattention to neolithic structures and a link to

Cydonia on Mars.

Created at night

In four hours time During rain storm Ground soaked and soft Leaving no footprints

Crops with bent nodes


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Cydonia, the Crater and tetrahedron

Naturally occurring sand pyramids are usually three-

sided not four-sided (Baker, 1928; Corliss, 1980).


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Latitude of Cydonia Crater

Erjavic, 1994

W llkill Ri V ll


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Wallkill River ValleyA duplicate of Cydonia and the Face here on Earth?

How could this have been found if the Face on Mars is just a pile

of rocks? No one else put the time and effort I did into this project.

To see it as possible you must first be open to its existence.


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Maximum extent of ice

during the Ice Age

Monroe & Wicander: The Changing Earth, 3rd ed.


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Maximum Extent of Ice

Tarbuck & Lutgens, Earth, An Introduction to Physical Geology, 2002


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Glacial Moraines Extend Below

New York into Northern New Jersey

Wallkill River Valley


flows north


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Glacial Retreathttp://www

.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/larson/LP_extinction.html


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Outwash plainsand

braided streams

Tarbuck & Lutgens, 2002


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Kettles, kames, eskers, and outwash plain



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Lake Osiris in Orange County, NY


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Map of Lake Osiris kettle

Circular Topographic and River Pattern


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Circular Topographic and River Pattern

Something caused this

pattern to form.

W llkill Ri V ll C (1992)


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Wallkill River Valley Crater (1992)

Discovered

and mapped

before I knew

about Face onMars or about

Hoaglands

work.

C d i O l Fit E tl


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Cydonia Overlay Fits Exactly

E th Cliff b d t t d


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Even the Cliff can be detected.

What is the Significance of the Crater in the


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What is the Significance of the Crater in the

Cydonia Complex on Mars? By itself the crater on Mars has little significance other than

providing a platform for the tetrahedron on its rim and the cliffon its outsplash apron.

Hoagland has shown that the positions of the tetrahedron andcliff are important in providing evidence for hisHyperdimensional 19.5 degree angle.

But if the Cydonia Complex on Mars is a near duplicate of theoriginal on Earth, a crater symbol would have no significance onEarth.

Instead, I propose that the crater is a symbol for a planet, namely the

Earth, and the tetrahedron on its rim (not preserved on Earth) isthe location of true north or axial spin.

When the Mars template is overlain on the Earth Cydonia Complex,the tetrahedron position is 15 degrees from vertical or true north,and thus preserves important information about Earths Precession

position when the original was created.


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Earth Symbol

Discovery of the Face


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Discovery of the Face

Mirror Image of Face on Mars

River Captured by the Mouth


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Significance of the Wallkill River passing

through the Mouth of the Face

Rivers do not flow up hill. How can one explain a river passing through a pass between two

hills?

Geologically this can be explained by river capture through

erosion, where the gap between the two hills existed prior toerosion of glacial till that once filled the valley.

As the glacial till was slowly eroded and removed, the riverflowed in areas more easily eroded, such as this gap.

Once the river was captured by the gap, and the buried face wasexhumed, it remained trapped in that location by the adjacenthills (upper and lower jaws of the Face II).

This proves that the Face II is not a late erosional feature ofcoincidental resemblance to a face.

How Ironic


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How Ironic

For those who want a front-row seat view of the Face, you can seek

room and board at the Mid-Hudson Psychiatric Center for the

criminally insane, located on the forehead of the Face (previously

called the Hampton Training Center).

Disco er of the Thol s


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Discovery of the Tholus

D i f O h C d i F i h


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Detection of Other Cydonia Features in the


In order to verify other features once I realized the size

and spacing of the Crater II, Hill II, Tholus II, and Face

II were the same as on Mars, I spliced together twelve

7.5 minute topographic maps covering the region of the

valley that would contain relevant artifacts.

I then overlaid a transparency of the Cydonia Complex

on Mars, and determined the precision of fit.

Then I looked for remnants of other features in thesouthern part of the Wallkill River Valley.

What I discovered is displayed on the next slide.


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Actual Distribution on Topo Maps

Map about

6 ft. by 6 ft.

in size.

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Key Features

Perhaps one of the most significant aspects of the

fit is that all of the Cydonia features residewithin the borders of the Wallkill River Valley,defined by the Shawangunk (colored blue on left),Belleville (colored blue on lower right), and

Schunnemunk mountains (not colored) at a 1:1scale.

The center of the Crater II is at almost the samelatitude as the center of Crater I on Mars.

It is much more likely that the Cydonia IIComplex is the original, because it stretchescredibility to think that a set of related features onMars could be laid out perfectly within a valley on

Earth, restricted to the same latitude.

Discovery of the D&M Pyramid Base


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Discovery of the D&M Pyramid Base

However The City Area Reveals a Key


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However, The City Area Reveals a Key

Mt Adam and Mt Eve? How Can This Be?


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Mt. Adam and Mt. Eve? How Can This Be?


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Mt. Adam (north side)

Mt. Adam, north side (looking south). Note parallel rows of tree tops running fromleft to right along lower half of slope (arrows) as possible evidence of remnant steps

or benches that may have once existed to the top of the mountain. The lower steps

may have been preserved from ice sheet damage when covered by advancing glacial

drift and/or water. Most of the steps higher up on the north side, however, were

destroyed by the ice sheet. Picture taken 7 August 1994 from Black Walnut Island.


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Mt. Adam (southwest side)

Mt. Adam, southwest side (looking northeast). Note possible traces of steps preserved

near the top of the mountain and along a lower bench (arrows) and the non-horizontal

structure of the granite. Unlike the north side, which received the brunt of impacts from

ice sheets, steps on the southwest side may have survived by being down-flow and in

an ice "shadow." Less chemical weathering and water runoff at the top of the mountain

may explain why those steps are preserved better than the ones lower down on the

slope. Picture taken in March 1994.

The City Counterpart is Not an Exact Match


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Those structures in the City which conform well to the outline of topography, match the


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y p g p y,

position of particular hills, mountains or topographic features, and/or reflect cultural

modifications that may have been patterned after remnant geometry of the structures are:

2. The six-sided pyramid.

3. The Fort.

4. The aligned rectanguloid pyramids.

5. The hill or mountain symbols.

The six-sided pyramid is located at Pine Island, a small town built on an irregular low

mound, the outline of which reflects the shape of the pyramid.

The Fort has no topographic expression, and its foundation may be buried by lake

sediments. However, the ramps to the Fort are aligned perfectly with a low ridge originating

from the mound at Pine Island.

The five-sided pattern created by the position of structures within City I is reflected in

the orientation of mountains, hills, and ridge forms around City II. The most prominent

topographic brackets are 1) the northern face of Pochuck Mountain and Pochuck Neck, and

2) the low ridges to the south of Mt. Adam and Mt. Eve. A number of small mounds or pimples between the City I and D&M Pyramid I have been

shown to have significance in their alignment, forming triangles with a common face

oriented in the direction of the Cliff. That set of triangles would be positioned just south of

Mt. Adam and Mt. Eve in an area of small aligned hills. One axis formed by those hills is

aligned with the orientation of Mt. Eve, which is also aligned with the east end of Cliff II.

Cultural Coincidences


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Cultural CoincidencesThe four roads leading away from Pine Island radiate out from the

center of the pyramid, and come close to following the radii formedby the sides of that pyramid (as it is superimposed).

There are several religious symbols in the area that may havesignificance if the Face on Mars represents our hominid ancestor:

Two churches are located within the boundaries of the City. By itselfthat is not significant, but their names may be relevant - St. Pauls and

St. Peters.The town ofEden occurs just outside the City limits on its western side.

Two mountains to the northeast of the City are named Mt. Adam andMt. Eve. They occur next to one another. These names date back tothe earliest records for the Warwick Historical Society. Mt. Adam is

but a fraction of the size of Mt. Eve, just as a sperm cell is but afraction of the size of an egg cell. Eden in ancient Sumeriancuneiform means "uncultivated plain," while Adam means"settlement on the plain" (Flaherty, 1993). These mountains couldn't

be more appropriately named.


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Precession Wobble

http://www.soes.soton.ac.uk/staff/ejr/DarkMed/F7wobble.jpg

1976


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Pacemaker of Ice Ages

In the past million years the Earth experienced a major ice age about


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Ice Ages Blamed on Tilted Earth

In the past million years, the Earth experienced a major ice age aboutevery 100,000 years. Scientists have several theories to explain thisglacial cycle, but new research suggests the primary driving force is allin how the planet leans.

The angle is not constant it is currently decreasing from a maximumof 24 degrees towards a minimum of 22.5 degrees. This variation goesin a 40,000-year cycle.

Peter Huybers of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and CarlWunsch of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have comparedthe timing of the tilt variations with that of the last seven ice ages.

They found that the ends of those periods called glacial terminations corresponded to times of greatest tilt.

"The apparent reason for this is that the annual average sunlight in thehigher latitudes is greater when the tilt is at maximum," Huybers told

LiveScience in a telephone interview.

More sunlight seasonally hitting polar regions would help to melt theice sheets. This tilt effect seems to explain why ice ages came morequickly every 40,000 years, just like the tilt variations -- betweentwo and one million years ago.

"Obliquity clearly was important at one point," Huybers said.

http://www.livescience.com/forcesofnature/050330_earth_tilt.html

AGE OF THE CYDONIA II COMPLEX ON EARTH


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Which came first? Cydonia I or Cydonia II? The oldest estimate of 500,000 years for Cydonia I is based on

the solstice alignment of the Face, Cliff, and Crater with the Sunon Mars (Hoagland, 1992).

That age occurred during the Earth's Great Interglacial, prior to

the growth of the Illinoian ice sheet 200 kyr ago.

That penultimate glacial period (approximately 140,000 to200,000 years ago: Jouzel et al., 1993) would have destroyed all

traces of the Crater, Cliff, and Face in the valley. A younger age, such as during the previous Sangamonian

interglacial from 115,000 to 140,000 years ago, would have

subjected the monuments in the Wallkill River valley to only

one interval of cyclical burial under ice, and could account for

the survival of features which retained significant bedrock

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Even so, there has been an extreme amount of erosion, and a

post-glacial age (post-dating the Younger Dryas which ended

about 10,000 years ago) is not long enough to account for thereduction and near leveling of large pyramidal structures, which

may have been constructed of stone like the pyramids of Egypt. The D&M Pyramid, the largest of all the pyramids in the

Cydonia I complex, would have been toppled and destroyed bythe movement of a massive ice sheet, although much of its base

could have survive (indications for the outline of the pyramid

base have survived). An age of 200,000 years ago, which is what Hoagland now

thinks is the age of Cydonia I (pers. comm., 1994), places the

complex at the beginning of the Illinoian glacial episode, and is

again too old for reasons cited above. A Sangamonian interglacial age, therefore, is indicated.

Comparison of Cydonia I and II


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Comparison of Cydonia I and II

Tilt Difference Between Cydonia I and II


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Tilt Difference Between Cydonia I and II

Why The Difference?


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Why The Difference? Local geology forced the placement, and the difference is

meaningless. Longitude is arbitrary, while latitude is fixed.

The angle difference could be due with the tilt angles ofEarth and Mars at the time they were constructed.

Is this angle (36 deg.) the sum of Earth and Mars tiltangles, or is it the difference between tilt angles?

Maximum tilt for Mars is 40 degrees, while that for Earthis 25 degrees.

Minimum tilt for Mars is 13 degrees, while the minimumfor Earth is 22.5 degrees.

13 + 22.5 = 35.6 degrees, close to the divergence angle.

Tilt angle varies according to Obliquity (40,000 yrs.) onEarth.

Tilt angle varies over 10-20 million years on Mars.

When was the last time the tilt angle on Mars was only 13

degrees?

An Ancient Ice-Free Map of Antarctica


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An Ancient Ice-Free Map of Antarctica

C.H. Hapgood, 1966: Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings

Who Mapped Antarctica?


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Who Mapped Antarctica?

The Oronteus Finaeus map was compiled from older maps in 1532.

It may contain information from several maps, accounting for some

of its inaccuracies.

For example, a cruder less perfect map of Antarctica was compiled

in 1523-24 (Schoner Globe map).

When was the last time the coastline of Antarctica was ice free?

Hapgood (1966) suggests between 6,000 and 10,000 years ago based

on ice cores that showed a warming trend. The only previous time

would be the Sangamonian interglacial.

The South Pole was 10 latitude from its current position, which is

greater than the amount of the Chandler Wobble (22-24 degrees).

Was the South Pole that far off on the oldest map from which the

Oronteus Finaeus map was ultimately drawn?

C.H. Hapgood, 1966: Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings

AGE OF THE CYDONIA I COMPLEX ON MARS


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(a better method for determining age)

The center of the Crater is not at the exact same

latitude on Mars and Earth (rounded to 4136). Mars is tectonically dead; if it ever had tectonic

plates, they have long since stopped moving as thecore of the planet cooled.

Earth, on the other hand, is dynamically changing;therefore, the location of the Crater II would bechanging longitude and latitude as the NorthAmerican plate moved west and rotated

counterclockwise. The slight difference in latitude would represent

the amount of movement since the Cydonia IComplex was created on Mars.

AGE OF THE CYDONIA I COMPLEX ON MARS


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Earth Latitude 41 36.206

Mars Latitude 41 35.567

3,888 ft. (118,506 cm)

difference

Calculating Northward Motion of New York


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North-south movement along the San Andreasfault is estimated at about 5 cm per year (3 cm forthe Pacific plate and western California; 2 cm foreastern California and the southwest.

However, today the North American plate ismoving westward at about 2 cm per year.

A series of supervolcanic calderas in thenorthwestern United States show the motion of the

North American plate over a stationary hot spotduring the last 16.3 million years.

These data show an average southwesternmovement at 3.64 cm per year (317 miles in 14million years).



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Ca cu at g No t wa d ot o o New o

That means the North American plate is rotatingcounter-clockwise, and the East Coast is moving

slowly north as it moves west.

The North Atlantic ocean is the last part of theAtlantic basin to open, and the rate of spreading isfaster than in the central Atlantic.

The amount of northward movement would be nomore than the amount of southward movement ofthe West Coast (2.03 cm per year).

And it could be as little as 1 cm per yearnorthward movement.

What do these spreading rates give us for age?

North American Plate Movement


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Calculating the Age of Cydonia I on Mars


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The Cydonia Complex on Mars may have beencreated when a dying civilization saw that its

monuments on Earth were going to be destroyed byan upcoming glacial age.

They decided to build a near-duplicate of the WallkillRiver Valley monuments on a planet that would bevisited after the survivors reached space-faringtechnology again.

This duplicate would survive and become a templatefor discovering the remnants of the original complexon Earth at the same latitude.

For any civilization to do this places a high level ofimportance to that race on the meaning for thatcomplex of monuments.



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At the time the Cydonia Complex on Mars was created,both Cydonia I and II craters were located at the verysame latitude.

Since then, Cydonia II on Earth has moved north by3,888 feet (118,506 cm).

Minimum: If the rate of movement north was anaverage 2 cm per year, the age of Cydonia I on Marswould be 59,253 years (middle of the last glacialadvance).

Maximum: If the rate of movement north was only halfthat rate (1 cm per year), the age of Cydonia I on Marswould be 118,506 years (just before the end of theSangamonian interglacial period, and the beginning of

the Wisconsinan glacial period.

Gl i f th t


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Glaciers of the past

Ice Age Four major stages recognized in North

America

WisconsinanIllinoian

Kansan

Nebraskan

Ice covered 30% of Earths land area

Sangamonian

Traverse, Paleopalynology, 1988

Evolutionary Relationships


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Evolutionary Relationships

Currently, the oldest evidence of humans in North America is

Burnham, OK: 40900 1600 years (Wychoff et al., 1990;

http://www.jqjacobs.net/anthro/paleoamerican_origins.html).

Hominid Evolution


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Hominid Evolution

Monroe & Wicander: The Changing Earth, 3rd ed.

Sangam

onian

25,000

years

durat

ion

Homo


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omo

heidelbergensis

Stein & Rowe, 1998

Physical Anthropology

Lived in France 400,000years ago.Built oval huts.Huts outlined by stakes

and supported by stout

posts.Used flint tools.Red ocher used as body

paint.

Pollen indicates theymigrated during late

spring or early summer.

Geico commercials

Conclusions (1 of 4)


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Conclusions (1 of 4)

It is highly unlikely that six features spread out over an area of

250 square miles could exist on two very different planets, andat the same latitude position in the northern hemisphere bychance alone.

The existence of these two complexes resolves the debate as tothe artificial origin of the Face on Mars.

The Cydonia Complex on Mars was probably created as atemplate, allowing us to recognize the original structures onEarth after they had been severely damaged by glaciation anderosion.

Plate tectonic motion dates the building of Cydonia I on Marsno younger than 59,000 years ago, and Cydonia II on Earthsometime during the previous interglacial (115-140,000 yearsago).

Conclusions continued (2 of 4)


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Conclusionscontinued (2 of 4) ONE OF SEVERAL POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS

The Cydonia Complex on Earth indicates the existence ofa pre-Sumerian culture or race in North America during a

previous interglacial period, soon afterHomo sapienssapiens evolved fromHomo sapiens (Cro-Magnon man).

This culture differed from later known cultures by carvingmonuments in bedrock, as well as building five and six-sided pyramids.

ANOTHER POSSIBLE EXPLANATION

The Cydonia complexes were not created by humans or

human ancestors. They were created by extraterrestrial visitors who wanted

to leave proof that they were involved in our evolution(i.e. we were created in their image).



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( )

IF IT IS US OR OUR ANCESTORS

ThisHomo race would have coexisted with a Pleistocene big

mammal fauna, and did not cause its extinction by over-hunting.

Either this culture reached the technological capability of space

travel, or it had help from extraterrestrials in the construction of a

duplicate Cydonia Complex on Mars.

The gods from above, who our ancestors worshipped, may be

the survivors of that race who returned from a deep space

journey to find their culture and society destroyed.

They helped jump start our civilizations through providing

technological assistance, but kept a tight control on theirtechnology, and did not allow terrestrial humans to possess that

technology which is a possible reason why artifacts of this

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Now that we have achieved space travel, they are slowly

revealing their presence, through crop circles and

performances, such as occurred over the Pine Bush hotspot.

If you cannot accept the existence of an advanced human

culture prior to 35,000 years ago, because there are no known

or acceptable artifacts, and because you think we are the first

humans to achieve space travel, the only alternative is that bothCydonia complexes were created by extraterrestrials

perhaps to commemorate our evolution from earlier hominids.

Some experiencers call these extraterrestrials the

WATCHERS. Mainstream science cannot indefinitely ignore evidence for

phenomena that currently cannot be explained by accepted

knowledge.



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( )

Now that we have achieved space travel, they are slowly

revealing their presence, through crop circles and

performances, such as occurred over the Pine Bush hotspot.

If you cannot accept the existence of an advanced human

culture prior to 35,000 years ago, because there are no known

or acceptable artifacts, and because you think we are the first

humans to achieve space travel, the only alternative is that bothCydonia complexes were created by extraterrestrials

perhaps to commemorate our evolution from earlier hominids.

Some experiencers call these extraterrestrials the

WATCHERS. Mainstream science cannot indefinitely ignore evidence for

phenomena that currently cannot be explained by accepted

knowledge.Betty Andreasson-Luca


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APPENDIX

UAP over and UBO under the


The UFO Corridor


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Hudson Valley

Magazine

Pair of plasma lights up front, one on top of the other.


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Mach 7

Pair of white plasma

lights up front

Numerous small lightsoutlining rear of craft

Flew silently. Traveled minimum 5.4 ft. in 1/1000 sec.

15ft.

Visible shockwave

behind craft

Mach 7 silently

New York State


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Wallkill River

Hudson River

Flight paths plotted on daytime picture


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g p p y p

with compass directions

Pyramid Pyro (fire) in Middle


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Indian MoundPyramid Pyro (fire) in Middle

UAP Performances (1992-1993)


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This performance happened in front of the

Sightings TV camera crew on 29 April

1993, who captured this Close Encounter

of the Third Kind on film. But they only

showed a couple still frames from their

video. Either they were too afraid to show

such graphic proof we are not alone, and/orthe government censored them.


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Manta Ray

Modified from D. Grovier.


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Revesed Doppler

Conflicts with Conventional Interpretation

2. Reversed Doppler.

3. 14+ bands of individual frequencies.

4. Symmetrical volume sound as loud coming and

going.

5. No white noise.

The Pine Bush UFO Hotspot


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Ellen Crystall, in her book Silent

Invasion (1991), predicted that thenumber and frequency of UFO sightings

over a rural area between Pine Bush,

Wallkill, and Montgomery, NY,

indicated that there was an alien baseunder ground.

Cornet decided to test her hypothesis by

studying the geography and geology of

the area, and by making a 200 square

mile, magnetic map of the region. It took

him three years to collect data from over

1800 stations.

Dr. Ellen Crystall died in 2002 from pancreatic cancer.

Magnetic Map of Pine Bush Region


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Magnetic values

increase to theSouth.

MAGNETIC

ANOMALIES

form bull's-eyepatterns running

down the axis

of the Wallkill

River Valley.

low

very high

medium

high

UAP


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occurrences

relative to

magnetic

anomalies

There is a strongcorrelation between UAP

activity (green circles) in

the valley and magnetic

anomalies (red and clear

ellipses), indicating some

type of relationship.

A triangular array of narrow underground

ti d t t d ith


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Triangular Array

JewishCemeteryonRte52

magnetic sources was detected with a

Precession Proton Magnetometer at one

of the locations where triangular craft had

been witnessed.

~1,490 feet between transmitters


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GPR imaging of UBO


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GPR imaging of UBO

On three separate occasions anomalous magnetic spikes were recorded at the

source locations. The spikes occurred every 5-10 seconds, and were typically 3,000


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Signals from Under Ground

p y yp y

to as high as 11,000 gammas (~56 to 205 mG ) above or below background levels.

Northwest transmitter

perpendicularNot only did two of the undergroundsources produce magnetic spikes 3,000

to 7,000 gammas above or below


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Polarized Magnetic Light Beams

Southwest transmitter

perpendicular

Southwest transmittervertical

Spikes above

background

Spikes below

background

o ,000 ga as abo e o be o

background, but when the gradiometer

sensors were oriented in different

directions, they detected different

signals coming from the same source,which means polarized signals. Such

sophistication rules out a natural source

and an artificial human source, because

the signals were too strong, focused,

and directed (beamed) out into space.

Three notable anomalies have been observed over and

d h i l i


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Three Associated Anomalies

From Silent Invasion

by Ellen Crystall

around the triangular magnetic array:

1. A very large triangular craft was observed hovering directly

over the array (and cemetery) one evening.

2. The ground around the magnetic source array is sometimesunusually warm enough so that it rapidly melted snow banks


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unusually warm enough so that it rapidly melted snow banksonly along the road in front of the cemetery.

Pictures taken by Phil Martin in March 1994.

3. Witnesses (the Martins) observed a tracking beam of light arisingfrom between the three magnetic sources, which tracked a lowflying commercial airliner as it passed over the cemetery, and then

disappeared as quickly as it appeared.

Strange sounds and rapid drops in air temperature have


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Strange Sounds and Plant Growthg p p p

been reported at the cemetery and near the transmitter

array.

the author has experienced such drops in temperature and

popping sound (cf. vacuum seal being broken) coming from

the magnetic transmitter located at the cemetery entrance.

Plants and animals have grown or behaved strangely in

and around the cemetery and magnetic sources

including plants that grew downwards and towards one

source, and worms/insects that allegedly glowed atnight.

For more information and an update, go tohttp://www.unifiedworlds.com/powerpoint/Underground_files/frame.htm

Wild Onionsgrowing back


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Location of Anomalyg g

towards the

ground.

Location of

magnetic

5-6 mR

above

background

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