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Face on Mars. Critique.
MGS negative. Interpretation. /id2.html

The NASA negative in 3 contrasts.

The glorious negative of MGS caption is here presented in several contrasts. Study it. Dr. Lahoz reached the same idea as Mr. Ignatius from quite different point of view. Unaware about that early genial insight of Ignatius as previously described, Lahoz never had looked intently to the negative. Scientists did not look to the negative generally; why should they?. However we learned about work of some researchers via Dr. Van Flandern: they were 'using' the negative to mimic light of sunset. We saw and analysed that negative and, voila, Lahoz came instantly to identical conclusion as Mr. Ignatius: 'it is the negative what martian Artist is intending to be seen at sunrise'.

NASA negative rotated to upright position.

The 'Face' is not the central Monument in the Museum of Cydonia. It is placed slightly above the mathematical center CLO (some 15 km North) and the 'central meridian' passes very close to such 'Face' and separating it from Monument 'Aster'. The 'Face' is tilted some 30 deg respect to martian meridian to hint the 'tilting angle' of planet Mars relative to invariable plane of solar system.(The Face represents martian civilization). Thus those NASA images which were published (generally) with North-up (approximately) show the 'Face' always tilted those 30 deg.
as in above and right pictures. Here, however, we have rotated 30 deg. the NASA image to put the 'Face' in upright position to better appreciate its Fine-Art and to make artistic interpretations of it. (See right-below, work of Mr. Shuming).

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The very first professional artist who interpreted and embellised such NASA negative, was (to our knowledge) Mr. Shuming, Toronto-2000. See his outstanding work in above picture. We were publishing (as above) Lahoz's ideas as if they were totally original. Only his fundamental idea of a double aspect of the Face-mesa remains original after we learned from Mr. Ignatius Graffeo. Lahoz knew about compact ways of martian ETI in designs. ETI uses constantly such twofold and multifold compositions; both in Phobos and Cydonia (mainly, we supose, for economy reasons). And now in the 'Face', Lahoz said.