Mars continues to deliver surprises. This time, a Spanish ufologist discovered six high cone-shaped towers in the equator region on the Meridian plateau and made models of them in a 3D design program (see video below).
While exploring the surface of Mars with the help of the Google Mars program, he decided to compare the presented images with old photographs and found that NASA not only paints over or fuzzy entire areas, but also rearranges the photographs so that it was impossible to determine the exact coordinates of the places of interest to ufologists.
Thus, visiting the official NASA website, which displays photographs taken by the automatic interplanetary station MRO and the unmanned research station "Mars Global Surveyor", designed to explore the surface of Mars, he found black and white images with very good resolution. Only after 2005, all images from Mars began to be painted in sepia colors.
First, the ufologist discovered three huge cone-shaped towers, which seemed to him quite interesting due to their location, height and geometry. They are very similar to each other, located in one line and have the same distance between them.
Is it possible that natural formations, standing in the middle of a bare desert, have such a coincidence? In addition, a little to the side, at right angles to the line of the three towers, was another similar structure.
When the ufologist began to study the surface around the towers, he found three more similar cones nearby with the same tower spaced from them. He superimposed the images one on top of the other and determined that they almost completely coincided.
Consequently, the conclusion suggests itself - the six towers that have existed on Mars for several millennia are of artificial origin and cannot be a mere coincidence.
“Here is a fantastic example of the fact that there are a lot of unusual buildings and artifacts on Mars,” the famous ufologist Scott K. Waring commented on the find of his Spanish colleague. “They are made very securely, so none of them are destroyed. They are ideal for creating a base for the first settlers on Mars, if, of course, they are empty."
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