The archive contains older updates and essays. I've attempted to keep them as current and applicable as possible without "rewriting history." I've taken the liberty of streamlining the text, including new pictures, trimming redundant detail, and removing links to inoperative websites.
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Initial reactions to 1998 "Face" and "City" photographs, etc.
More early speculation on anomalous surface features.
NASA conspiracy theories, evaluation of new MGS images.
Looking closer at new images, conspiracy claims, speculative interpretation of "Fort."
Richard Hoagland's "Tom Corbett: Space Cadet," additional Martian enigmas.
Letter to SPSR, additional enigmas.
New images, Mark Kelly's Face enhancement, possible image manipulation, additional enigmas.
Peculiarities in "Eden," "T"-shaped feature revisited, Face's "feline" characteristics, "Catbox" fraud, Fort and Tholus revisited.
Letter to NASA, new features noted, "arcologies," predictions, "City Mound," "monoliths."
Possible Martian biology, the Martian "pyramids" and other strange surface features.
Martian "aircraft," John Shirley commentary, opinion poll, new Cydonia images.
Analysis of new photograph of the Face on Mars.
Continuing coverage of new Cydonia images (including Face), evidence for water and extant primitive life, the Martian "worm."
Possible glass structures in Cydonia, ongoing debate about Martian "tubes."
The "glass tunnel" reconsidered, Kurt Jonach's "Organic Hypothesis," FACETS release, possible Martian vegetation, Tom Van Flandern.
Martian "metropolis," polar "monoliths," Cydonia transmission errors, Martian "graffiti," Cydonia "mounds," lenticular formation.
"City Square" oddity, Martian "tubes" on Earth, new Cydonia enigmas, pyramid on Phobos, "Cydoniahenge."
Van Flandern's "Crowned Face," hexagons, Fort and "road," possible excavation, triangular feature, FACETS update, Cydonia "teardrops," NASA addresses the Face.
New image of Face, "Epcot," faceted "wall."
Structural features on Face, Isamu Noguchi, Mark Kelly images, western "eye."
