The Face of an Ancient God buried in Ariadnes Colles on Mars?

From the dust of Ariadnes Colles emerge an amazing and awesome anomaly: A Giant Face buried in the sand. Following the light/shadow, we can see his socket eyes, his mouth, his big ears and what appear a "crown" or "horns" on his head. This Face is roughly 15 meters in lenght and 10 meters wide.










But more strangely, seems that there is a LINK between this Anomaly on Mars and this Ancient Civilization here on Earth...







For more infos, a marvellous thread by Skyfoating Aliens of Ancient China

I don't see a face Arken...and this could be one of those paredolia things.

But...I see something...that resembles perhaps some geometric order. Going by first impressions...to me it looks like some sort of construction over there....right from your face "thing".

reply to post by Arken


Interesting find, one of those illusions where we find faces in clouds (I've got a doozy coming soon). Now what I'd like to see is this entire imaginary body dug up from the sand. If this were real it'd be like the Easter Island faces, where much of the statue is buried underground.

reply to post by MarioOnTheFly



There are a lot of anomalies right in that place... Perspetive (South-East)

reply to post by Arken


It looks like a Platform or archeological site or something unknown, i do not see any ancient god here.

reply to post by Aleister



I refer to something like this, partially buried on its righ side.
Try to incline your head on your left.

You can look at most things and see a face.Trees are a good example.

I'm sorry but i think you are only seeing what you want to see.

reply to post by Arken


Hi, would you be able to provide screen shots of the same area but use images from the HiRise camera?

I've found the image viewer for you here:

viewer.mars.asu.edu...

I'd love to see this face in much higher resolution!

reply to post by Arken


This is a better face than Hoagland's obsession. It looks like this guy can wake up and stand up at any moment.

reply to post by AlphaHawk


No data available?

maybe I don't know how this tool work.

If you want you can find Coord. Lat/long in the Images.

Arken... Love ya buddy... But if you reach any further I'm afraid you may dislocate a shoulder.

Your efforts are always commendable, and I have a great deal of respect for your tireless pursuit for uncovering the truth.

But this is nothing more than pareidolia.
I mean let's be honest here, that lopsided grouping of holes and mounds does not resemble the faces you've provided in the slightest.

If Martians intended to landscape such a face, they would have done a much better job I'd hope.


... Anyway, you always get an A for effort in my book.

Looks like Gazoo, from the Flinstones.

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Hmmmm ... I really tried hard, but couldn't see it - but that's probably just me!

That's not to say that there's nothing to discover on the HiRISE and CTX imagery in general. Quite on the contrary: I'm confident that somewhere on those high resolution maps, that go down to 30cm/pixel, there might be something that has been overlooked.

So let's keep sifting through that pile of HiRISE images and locate the stuff that'll prove beyond doubt that something else was going on, on Mars, than just pure geological activity.

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More rockapoop im afraid. Your persistence is admirable but isnt your quest becoming somewhat of a OCD nature and probably futile. Dont waste your daily hours searching for something thats most probably not there. If there was anything to find then it would be far more evident. I am not skeptic when it comes to ET, but rock after rock thats just rock is what I term rockapoop.

More rockapoop im afraid. Your persistence is admirable but isnt your quest becoming somewhat of a OCD nature and probably futile. Dont waste your daily hours searching for something thats most probably not there. If there was anything to find then it would be far more evident. I am not skeptic when it comes to ET, but rock after rock thats just rock is what I term rockapoop.

reply to post by RP2SticksOfDynamite
Appols was meant for rocky OP

There is no face there. Maybe the idea of the face but not a real one. The face in Cydonia was way more clear as a human face and still the controversy never ends to this day. Sorry dude but I don't see it.

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I didn't make the thread.

It wouldn't surprise me in the least if Mars is covered with ancient ruins. What would they look like after thousands or millions of years? I've seen pictures that most certainly gave me pause, right here on ATS in some old threads. I guess what I'm saying is, don't give up. There are those of us who look at every one of these threads. Even if we don't say anything.

Telos
There is no face there. Maybe the idea of the face but not a real one. The face in Cydonia was way more clear as a human face and still the controversy never ends to this day. Sorry dude but I don't see it.

This face is a pretty good one. It's just the head, laying almost but not quite horizontal to the picture, with the chin pointed towards your right. Once you get one of the features the rest should come easier. There is a prominent chin, an outline of the face, a mouth that's partly open, as if he's laying there dead or asleep, the eyes are quite prominent once seen, and there is a large nose between them. The thing even has a prominent left ear. The entire left side of the face is sloped just as a face would be, along what seems to be a hill. And then it's got a head of hair.

Maybe that will help. The lighting on the rocks likely assisted the image to pop out like it's doing - shadows usually help these things along.