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Originally posted by scorps
Whatukno, i dont know much of sea life, but wouldnt sea life grow faster on certain materials then others? So if this face was truly man made could it be made out of something that the sea couldnt wear down as easily? Just a thought, please correct me if im wrong.
Originally posted by whatukno
I am sorry but currents and erosion as well as growth of sea life would have destroyed any statue sunk beneath the waters. The sea destroys everything. Im sorry mikesingh. this isn't a good discovery. In fact what you have found is nothing more than a natural phenomenon that occurs everywhere.
Unlike the Cydonia face on mars this face is more exposed to an even more damaging environment. If this had been some sort of statue it would have been unrecognisably eroded long ago.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Just because a structure when viewed from the top resembles a face, doesn't mean it is a face.
How can people possibly say that without a doubt in their minds that is 100% identical even to that "thing" on Mars?
and then even go as further too say that it must have been created by a civilization?
Originally posted by 44soulslayer
This general area coincides with the Edgar Cayce predicted location and indeed resurfacing of Atlantis.
Cayce's visions of Atlantis
It would seem that interesting coincidences are at work...
Originally posted by mikesingh
I think I'll drop a line to Linda and check out any updates.
Cheers!
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by mikesingh
Mike, what you have here is a natural formation of rock. These are not statues. These are not carved by man, these are in fact naturaly occuring geology.
Originally posted by yankeerose
People have argued for years about the Mars face... and now with this new find... what are the chances of two identical features being displayed on two different planets? Add in the pyramid structures and their relation to each other... and the odds must be astronomical!!