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 landed on 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 was on this day
  seven years ago man first walked on the Moon.
• British astronomer Patrick Moore has described it
  as "one of the most exciting days in the whole
  story of mankind".

news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday/hi/dates/stories/july/20/
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Location Map
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Possible Configuration of Ancient Oceans on Mars
http//www.brown.edu/Administration/News_Bureau/19
99-00/99-060g.html
Chryse Planitia
Tharsis region
Valles Marineris
This view shows Mars as it might have looked
mid-way through its history according to the
oceans hypothesis.
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The Face on Mars
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Numerous Publications Document the Face
Controversy
1992-2001
1997
1993
1998
1997
2000
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The Cydonia ComplexWhat others have found.
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Geometric Relationships
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D M Pyramid
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Probabilities

• 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).

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Problems exist with how the measurements are taken

• Precision is dependent on who does the
  measurements and how/where they are taken.
• If variations in points of measurement exist, and
  there is distortion due to camera lenses, results
  are questionable.
• There are numerous geometric-like objects and
  features on Mars can all of them be artificial,
  and how do they affect the results.
• Ultimately there will be fudge factors
  introduced to make the measurements fit.

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Face II
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Face III
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The Human Mind Is Programmed (wired) to See Faces
Pareidolia
A psychological phenomenon involving a vague and
random stimulus 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
Courtesy Dr. Tom Van Flandern, 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 Face only
  fuel the controversy.
• NASA geologists say the Face is just an unusual
  pile of rocks.
• Face believers say that the essential features
  of a humanoid face are still present.
• Careful statistical analysis continues to imply
  that the face is artificial, and not a natural
  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 structures only 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
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The Discovery of Similar Features on Earth 1994

• Crop circle formations occur every year in
  southern England near Stone Henge, Silbury Hill,
  and Avebury Circle.
• Hoagland compared Silbury Hill and Avebury Circle
  in the U.K. with the Tholus and Crater in Cydonia
  on Mars, saying that they represent a smaller
  version of those features.
• Implication Crop circle formations in neolithic
  times 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. drew
  attention 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
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Wallkill River Valley
A 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
Tarbuck Lutgens, Earth, An Introduction to
Physical Geology, 2002
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Glacial Retreat
http//www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/larson/LP_e
xtinction.html
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Outwash plainsandbraided streams
Tarbuck Lutgens, 2002
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Kettles, kames, eskers, and outwash plain
Tarbuck Lutgens, Earth, An Introduction to
Physical Geology, 2002
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Lake Osiris in Orange County, NY
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Map of Lake Osiris kettle
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The UFO Corridor
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Hudson ValleyMagazine
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Mach 7
Pair of plasma lights up front, one on top of the
other.
Numerous small lights outlining rear of craft
Pair of white plasma lights up front
Visible shockwave behind craft
Mach 7 silently
15 ft.
Flew silently. Traveled minimum 5.4 ft. in 1/1000
sec.
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New York StateWallkill River Valley
Hudson River
Wallkill River
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Flight paths plotted on daytime picturewith
compass directions
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Indian Mound
Pyramid Pyro (fire) in Middle
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UAP Performances (1992-1993)
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/or the government censored them.
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Manta Ray
Modified from D. Grovier.
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Revesed Doppler

• Conflicts with Conventional Interpretation
• Reversed Doppler.
• 14 bands of individual frequencies.
• Symmetrical volume sound as loud coming and
  going.
• No white noise.

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The Pine Bush UFO Hotspot

• Ellen Crystall, in her book Silent Invasion
  (1991), predicted that the number and frequency
  of UFO sightings over a rural area between Pine
  Bush, Wallkill, and Montgomery, NY, indicated
  that there was an alien base under 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.
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Magnetic Map of Pine Bush Region
MAGNETIC ANOMALIES form bull's-eye patterns
running down the axis of the Wallkill River
Valley.
Magnetic values increase to the South.
low
medium
high
very high
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UAPoccurrencesrelative tomagnetic anomalies
There is a strong correlation between UAP
activity (green circles) in the valley and
magnetic anomalies (red and clear ellipses),
indicating some type of relationship.
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Triangular Array
A triangular array of narrow underground magnetic
sources was detected with a Precession Proton
Magnetometer at one of the locations where
triangular craft had been witnessed.
Jewish Cemetery on Rte 52
1,490 feet between transmitters
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Signals from Under Ground
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 to as high as 11,000 gammas (56
to 205 mG ) above or below background levels.
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Polarized Magnetic Light Beams
Not only did two of the underground sources
produce magnetic spikes 3,000 to 7,000 gammas
above or below 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.
Spikes above background
Spikes below background
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Three Associated Anomalies

• Three notable anomalies have been observed over
  and around the triangular magnetic array
• 1. A very large triangular craft was observed
  hovering directly over the array (and cemetery)
  one evening.

From Silent Invasion by Ellen Crystall
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• 2. The ground around the magnetic source array is
  sometimes unusually warm enough so that it
  rapidly melted snow banks only 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 arising from between the three
  magnetic sources, which tracked a low flying
  commercial airliner as it passed over the
  cemetery, and then disappeared as quickly as it
  appeared.

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Strange Sounds and Plant Growth

• Strange sounds and rapid drops in air temperature
  have 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 at night.

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Location of Anomaly
Wild Onions growing back towards the ground.
5-6 mR above background
Location of magnetic anomaly
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Stone Chambers
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Circular Topographic and River Pattern
Something caused this pattern to form.
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Wallkill River Valley Crater (1992)
Discovered and mapped before I knew about Face
on Mars or about Hoaglands work.
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Cydonia Overlay Fits Exactly
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Discovery of the Face
Mirror Image of Face on Mars
River Captured by the Mouth
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Discovery of the Tholus
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Discovery of the DM Pyramid Base
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However, The City Area Reveals a Key
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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 from left 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.
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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 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
• The six-sided pyramid.
• The Fort.
• The aligned rectanguloid pyramids.
• 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 DM 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.

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Cultural Coincidences

• The four roads leading away from Pine Island
  radiate out from the center of the pyramid, and
  come close to following the radii formed by the
  sides of that pyramid (as it is superimposed).
• There are several religious symbols in the area
  that may have significance if the Face on Mars
  represents our hominid ancestor
• Two churches are located within the boundaries of
  the City. By itself that is not significant, but
  their names may be relevant - St. Pauls and St.
  Peters.
• The town of Eden occurs just outside the City
  limits on its western side.
• Two mountains to the northeast of the City are
  named Mt. Adam and Mt. Eve. They occur next to
  one another. These names date back to the
  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 a
  fraction of the size of an egg cell. Eden in
  ancient Sumerian cuneiform 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/F7wo
bble.jpg
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Pacemaker of Ice Ages
1976
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Ice Ages Blamed on Tilted Earth

• In the past million years, the Earth experienced
  a major ice age about every 100,000 years.
  Scientists have several theories to explain this
  glacial cycle, but new research suggests the
  primary driving force is all in how the planet
  leans.
• The angle is not constant it is currently
  decreasing from a maximum of 24 degrees towards a
  minimum of 22.5 degrees. This variation goes in a
  40,000-year cycle.
• Peter Huybers of Woods Hole Oceanographic
  Institution and Carl Wunsch of the Massachusetts
  Institute of Technology have compared the 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 the higher 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 the ice sheets. This tilt
  effect seems to explain why ice ages came more
  quickly every 40,000 years, just like the tilt
  variations -- between two and one million years
  ago.
• "Obliquity clearly was important at one point,"
  Huybers said.

http//www.livescience.com/forcesofnature/050330_e
arth_tilt.html
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AGE OF THE CYDONIA II COMPLEX ON EARTH

• 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 Sun on 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 to 200,000 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 expression after the ice
  disappeared.

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AGE OF THE CYDONIA II COMPLEX ON EARTH

• 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 the reduction
  and near leveling of large pyramidal structures,
  which may have been constructed of stone like the
  pyramids of Egypt.
• The DM Pyramid, the largest of all the pyramids
  in the Cydonia I complex, would have been toppled
  and destroyed by the 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.
• An Sangamonian interglacial age, therefore, is
  indicated.

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Comparison of Cydonia I and II
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Tilt Difference Between Cydonia I and II
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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 of Earth and Mars at the time they were
  constructed.
• Is this angle (36 deg.) the sum of Earth and Mars
  tilt angles, or is it the difference between tilt
  angles?
• Maximum tilt for Mars is 40 degrees, while that
  for Earth is 25 degrees.
• Minimum tilt for Mars is 13 degrees, while the
  minimum for 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.) on Earth.
• Tilt angle varies over 10-20 million years on
  Mars.
• When was the last time the tilt angle on Mars was
  only 13 degrees?

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An Ancient Ice-Free Map of Antarctica
C.H. Hapgood, 1966 Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings
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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
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AGE OF THE CYDONIA I COMPLEX ON MARS(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 the core of the planet cooled.
• Earth, on the other hand, is dynamically
  changing therefore, the location of the Crater
  II would be changing longitude and latitude as
  the North American plate moved west and rotated
  counterclockwise.
• The slight difference in latitude would represent
  the amount of movement since the Cydonia I
  Complex was created on Mars.

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AGE OF THE CYDONIA I COMPLEX ON MARS
Earth Latitude 41 36.206
3,888 ft. (118,506 cm) difference
Mars Latitude 41 35.567
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Calculating Northward Motion of New York

• North-south movement along the San Andreas fault
  is estimated at about 5 cm per year (3 cm for the
  Pacific plate and western California 2 cm for
  eastern California and the southwest.
• However, today the North American plate is moving
  westward at about 2 cm per year.
• A series of supervolcanic calderas in the
  northwestern United States show the motion of the
  North American plate over a stationary hot spot
  during the last 16.3 million years.
• These data show an average southwestern movement
  at 3.64 cm per year (317 miles in 14 million
  years).

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Calculating Northward Motion of New York

• That means the North American plate is rotating
  counter-clockwise, and the East Coast is moving
  slowly north as it moves west.
• The North Atlantic ocean is the last part of the
  Atlantic basin to open, and the rate of spreading
  is faster than in the central Atlantic.
• The amount of northward movement would be no more
  than the amount of southward movement of the West
  Coast (2.03 cm per year).
• And it could be as little as 1 cm per year
  northward movement.
• What do these spreading rates give us for age?

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North American Plate Movement
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Calculating the Age of Cydonia I on Mars

• The Cydonia Complex on Mars may have been created
  when a dying civilization saw that its monuments
  on Earth were going to be destroyed by an
  upcoming glacial age.
• They decided to build a near-duplicate of the
  Wallkill River Valley monuments on a planet that
  would be visited after the survivors reached
  space-faring technology again.
• This duplicate would survive and become a
  template for discovering the remnants of the
  original complex on Earth at the same latitude.
• For any civilization to do this places a high
  level of importance to that race on the meaning
  for that complex of monuments.

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Calculating the Age of Cydonia I on Mars

• At the time the Cydonia Complex on Mars was
  created, both Cydonia I and II craters were
  located at the very same latitude.
• Since then, Cydonia II on Earth has moved north
  by 3,888 feet (118,506 cm).
• Minimum If the rate of movement north was an
  average 2 cm per year, the age of Cydonia I on
  Mars would be 59,253 years (middle of the last
  glacial advance).
• Maximum If the rate of movement north was only
  half that rate (1 cm per year), the age of
  Cydonia I on Mars would be 118,506 years (just
  before the end of the Sangamonian interglacial
  period, and the beginning of the Wisconsinian
  glacial period.

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Glaciers of the past

• Ice Age
• Four major stages recognized in North America
• Wisconsinan
• Illinoian
• Kansan
• Nebraskan
• Ice covered 30 of Earths land area

Sangamonian
Traverse, Paleopalynology, 1988
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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/ant
hro/paleoamerican_origins.html).
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Hominid Evolution
Sangamonian 25,000 years duration
Monroe Wicander The Changing Earth, 3rd ed.
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Homoheidelbergensis

• Lived in France 400,000 years ago.
• Built oval huts.
• Huts outlined by stakes and supported by stout
  posts.
• Used flint tools.
• Red ocher used as body paint.
• Pollen indicates they migrated during late spring
  or early summer.

Geico commercials
Stein Rowe, 1998 Physical Anthropology
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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, and at the same
  latitude position in the northern hemisphere by
  chance alone.
• The existence of these two complexes resolves the
  debate as to the artificial origin of the Face on
  Mars.
• The Cydonia Complex on Mars was probably created
  as a template, allowing us to recognize the
  original structures on Earth after they had been
  severely damaged by glaciation and erosion.
• Plate tectonic motion dates the building of
  Cydonia I on Mars no younger than 59,000 years
  ago, and Cydonia II on Earth sometime during the
  previous interglacial (115-140,000 years ago).

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Conclusions continued (2 of 4)

• ONE OF SEVERAL POSSIBLE EXPLANATIONS
• The Cydonia Complex on Earth indicates the
  existence of a pre-Sumerian culture or race in
  North America during a previous interglacial
  period, soon after Homo sapiens sapiens evolved
  from Homo sapiens (Cro-Magnon man).
• This culture differed from later known cultures
  by carving monuments 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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Conclusions continued (3 of 4)

• IF IT IS US OR OUR
  ANCESTORS
• This Homo 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 their technology, and did not
  allow terrestrial humans to possess that
  technology which is a possible reason why
  artifacts of this space-faring civilization are
  so rare (almost non-existent).

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Conclusions continued (4 of 4)

• 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 both Cydonia 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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Conclusions continued (4 of 4)

• 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 both Cydonia 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