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- From: rodb@slugo.corp.sgi.com (Rod Beckwith)
- Subject: Re: Monuments of Mars
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- Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 04:42:22 GMT
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- >> |> I've got a hunch there is more than one face and that the Mars
- observer will
- >> |> verify that and the existence of other artifacts.
- >> Well, that's really silly. Why would anyone in their right mind carve
- faces
- >> in the side of a mountain??
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- >We do. Why not them ? (If it is them, and i'm not saying it is!)
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- >Mt. Rushmore (and Crazy Horse) are insignificant in size compared to the
- >Mars Structure. In fact, this thing would only be observable from the
- >air, probably (since it *does* seem to be looking outward). Reminds me
- >of those Indian art things in NEw Mexico (or wherever). Of course, its
- >more likely that the thing is just a natural artifact.
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- What about the Nazca(sp?) Lines in South America? They have to be viewed
- from very high above the ground as well. BTW what do our own pyramids look
- like from orbit? Any gifs that anyone knows about?
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- Rod
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