Tyler Glockner of the Secureteem10 UFO hunter team found that the four largest volcanoes on Mars formed an almost perfect triangle between themselves (see video below).
The largest shield volcano on Mars is Mount Olympus, whose height reaches 26 km from its base. This is more than three times the height of Everest, the highest peak on Earth.
Three smaller volcanoes are lined up in one line directly opposite Mount Olympus. Among them are Mount Arsia, Mount Peacock and Mount Askria, the heights of which range from 14 to 19 km.
NASA scientists consider these tall formations to be extinct shield volcanoes formed by eruptions of liquid lava about 2 million years ago. However, among virtual ufologists, these volcanoes have always been a "dark" topic.
There is a fairly significant part of people who believe that in ancient times a global war took place on Mars with the use of powerful energy weapons, which not only destroyed the entire Martian civilization, but also left destructive scars on the surface of the Red Planet. It is assumed that such can be, for example, the Mariner Valley, a giant system of canyons, the depth of which reaches 11 km.
If we consider extinct volcanoes in this way, which are huge dome-shaped formations with depressions in the center, then they are very similar to the result of a powerful electric discharge on a silicon surface, the same as the surface of Mars.
“I was looking at these volcanoes all the time and could not add two and two. And only now I saw that they formed a perfect triangle,”said Tyler Glockner, admitting that such an arrangement of volcanoes may be a coincidence, but the triangle is really perfect.
Voronina Svetlana
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