Articles
The Cydonia Institute: Field Journal
(1998 - 2024)*
The Second 2023 MRO HiRISE Cydonia Face
By George J. Haas
April 2024 (Revised, June, July, August 2024).
The 2023 MRO HiRISE Cydonia Face
By George J. Haas
March 2024 (Revised June, July, August 2024)
Three MRO HiRISE Images of the Cydonia Face on Mars
(Are you ready for my close-ups)
By George J. Haas
December 2023 (Revised July 2024)
The Raptor Zone Complex
by
George J. Haas
February
2020 (Revised August 2020)
The
Lion Head Profile
by
George J. Haas
August
2016 (Revised 2021)
The Sagan Pyramid
by George J. Haas
June 2010 (Revised August 2020)
by George J. Haas and William R. Saunders
Fate Magazine Jan/Feb 2010
The 2006 Cydonia Face (Malin’s last image)
By George J Haas
November 2008 (Revised November 2022,
August 2024)
The Cydonia Aviary
by George J. Haas
January 2010 (Revised February 2020)
The 2004 Cydonia Face
by George J. Haas
December 2004, (Revised November 2023,
August 2024)
The Face on Mars wears an Olmec Headdress
by George J. Haas
June 1998 (Revised February 2020)
* Mission statement and acceptable use policy
These articles are to be received
as speculative examinations of anomalous formations that may provide evidence
of geometric and aesthetically designed structures on the red planet. In the words of the famous
American artists Frank Stella, “What You See Is What You Get”
In the pursuit of truth and science, we recommend that both NASA and the European
Space Agency acquire additional images of these anomalous formations for further
analysis and review. New satellite images should be acquired for review during
different times of year and at different times of day and under various sun
angles for comparison. If any of these features are found to be consistent, we encourage
the pursuit of a ground survey by future rover missions and recommend the area
become a prime candidate for a manned study of potential archaeological artifacts
on the surface of Mars.
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