Pyramids On Mars

There are some very strange structures on Mars that looks like ourpointy pyramids here on our lovely planet.
Could it be some left over buildings by those who once lived there ?

Check em



Here are some highlights :

a reply to: Spacespider

its dust, erosion . light , angle , natural formation , gravity ,
aliens , NASA , hologram , Nazis , angels , greys , reptilians ,

right now that's out the way...

Could it be some left over buildings by those who once lived there ?

yes

yes it could..

a reply to: Spacespider

Can you give us the Lat and Long for these objects?

Would be nice for those that can not watch the video.

Very nice little exposé in those videos.

Google Mars has made it available for all to see.

Yet few are actually looking...

It all works great if you fudge the lines like crazy.

from what I gather in checking out the video, these then are not in the same area at all where Mars Face lies, and in that area as many of us recall there appeared to be what looked like buildings as well as pyramid looking structures.

It's ancient landing pads!

a reply to: Spacespider

Here goes an oblique, more detailed view of the first "Pyramid":


The image had been acquired by the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) of Mars Global Surveyor with a resolution of 3.2m per pixel.

Source: MOC: E1101069

Here's the first pyramid as seen by the Mars Orbiter



From here:

viewer.mars.asu.edu...=E1101069&T=2

edit: lol - ya beat me to it

Ah!!

Thanks guys! Was wondering what the Lat and Long was so I could see for myself from the MOC.

Thanks for the better resolution pics.

a reply to: OneBigMonkeyToo

Just by a few milliseconds, I reckon

Someone might want to locate some hi-res imagery of the D&M pyramid, although I think it's been discussed at length in other threads already. These plateaus are tricky, they look impressive but there are so many of them and once viewed up-close, they look more and more natural.

But who knows, perhaps we just have to keep looking!

a reply to: jeep3r

These are pretty awesome! The first one I had to stare at for a while as I though the flat part was the top and not the side...

Anyways, We need to get our behinds to mars and examine these areas up close! I wonder if it would be feasible to target some of these areas?

These just seem oddly placed out in the middle of nowhere and not part of a natural formation caused due to some geological process....

Those sides are pretty flat smooth, and the corners as well are pretty darn straight!

Thanks!

-AtcGod

a reply to: AtcGod

Depends on your view - yes, it is a standalone peak, but that type of feature is quite common on Earth, eg

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as are pyramidal peaks & nunataks.

On a different note, there are a couple of features that relate to the other thread about the supposed crashed space ship

I think when the image is viewed as it should be and not rotated, there is no pyramid and it is a natural formation with a flat top, pockmarked with the odd crater here and there...



The first is the actual image, the second is a highly detail-enhanced version. In my opinion, the shadows bear out that this is a flat topped feature with shallow sides in shadow and not the side of a raised pyramid, which only becomes apparent when the image is rotated 180 degrees.

Let's not forget the first pyramid photos taken,
Elysium.

mentalfloss.com...

a reply to: spiritualarchitect

interesting spacing between them
natural ?