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Three Massive “Towers” Found on Mars Laid Out in Same Pattern as Egyptian Pyramids at Giza
Here’s yet another curious find on the surface of the red planet. It looks like three towers spaced equidistant from one another in the same pattern as the pyramids at Giza or the belt in the constellation Orion.
Here’s the original YouTube video from user Mundodesconocido discussing the find:
Investigating on some Mars images, we have recently found a row of huge towers located in the Martian area of Terra Meridiani. Due to their peculiar features, we believe that they have an artificial origin.
In the following video, we will show you all the amazing information, evidences as well as animated 3D models that will allow you to evaluate correctly the information we propose.
And here’s another one more to the point with the specific picture from the NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor: MOC (Mars Orbiter Camera)
They do look kind of familiar in a way.
Thoughts? Something about this definitely does not look natural…
Well, it certainly wouldn’t be the first time strange things have been found on Mars, anyway.
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