NEW HIRISE IMAGE OF THE FACE AT CYDONIA NOVEMBER 2023

[MarsRevealer]

After 16 fucking years of Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter being at Mars, we FINALLY are graced with yet another HIRISE image for the Face at Cydonia. 16 years after the 1st HIRISE Cydonia Face image was given. This is NOT progress!

www.uahirise.org/ESP_080535_2210

[George J. Haas]

Hi Gary. Thanks for the "heads up"... It's about Fucking time!


Here is the full framed MRO HiRISE image.




MRO HiRISE ESP_080535_2210

[George J. Haas]

Here are the Humanoid and Feline sides of the new MRO HiRISE image of the Face on Mars.





Bifurcated Face on Mars (2023)
Left: Humanoid side (Duplicated)
Center: Humanoid and Feline Mask
Right: Feline side (Duplicated)



GJH

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[alane011]

Nov 6, 2023 12:03:23 GMT -5 George J. Haas said:

Here are the Humanoid and Feline sides of the new MRO HiRISE image of the Face on Mars.



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Bifurcated Face on Mars (2023)
Left: Humanoid side (Duplicated)
Center: Humanoid and Feline Mask
Right: Feline side (Duplicated)



GJH

Hey George - I posted this on my Mars group but wanted to mention here. I believe this represents the ancient Sirian Feline race. Your bifurcation doesn't quite capture their regal, fierce but loving energy. These guys are the ones the Reptilian races are afraid of..

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[George J. Haas]

Hi Andrew Lane.
Over the years there has been much confusion on where the facial split is between the Humanoid and Feline sides of the Cydonia Face.

When examining the Cydonia Face, its demarcation line is directly down the center of the entire face. It begins at the top of the partial image of the Tri-Leaf Emblem, at the dot "marker" on the forehead on the left side. The line runs down to the small vertical bar "marker" at the bottom of the face, within the chin area (Figure 1).




Figure 1
The Cydonia Face Demarcation
Left: Demarcation markers (highlighted by dot at top and bottom of the face)
Right: Demarcation Line.


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Here are three examples of Pre-Columbian two-faced masks, featuring a human side and a feline side (Figure 2).

Notice the first example shows the feline side has a flailing tongue.



Figure 2
Pre-Columbian two-faced masks




GJH

[George J. Haas]

Here is a color-wash version of the Humanoid side of the Cydonia Face highlighting its Mesoamerican motifs (Figure 3).




Figure 3
The Cydonia Face (Humanoid side) - Mesoamerican motifs



Notice the small Jaguar Head between the eyes, the Flanged Headdress that frames the face (similar to an Egyptian headdress),the Cheek Ornament (AKA the "teardrop"), the W-shaped, Tri-leaf Crown Emblem, the Deer Serpent Eye and the Nose Ornament that extends down over the mouth.


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Here is a color-wash version of the Feline side of the Cydonia Face highlighting its Mesoamerican motifs (Figure 4).

Notice the worn down Deer Antler Crown at the top of the head on its left and right sides, the Flaming Serpent Eye, the central head-on view of an Eagle Glyph, and the zig-zag shaped lion mane along the neck line. The facial features also include a jeweled, flailing tongue, which also serves as the head of an Opened Winged Owl that conflated into the mane area.


Figure 4
The Cydonia Face (Feline side) - Mesoamerican motifs


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Returning to the Humanoid side of the Cydonia Face, here is the Tri-Leaf Crown Emblem, located at the center of the forehead (Figure 5).





Figure 5
Tri-Leaf Crown Emblem
Left: Olmec
Center: Humanoid side of Face
Right: Maya

Both the Olmec and the Maya used the Tr-Leaf Crown Emblem as a symbol of Kingship.


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Here is a close-up of the Humanoid Eye feature (Figure 6).



Figure 6
Humanoid Eye (with color wash)
Detail of MRO HiRISE image of the Cydonia Face (2023)



Notice the anatomically correct eye. It has an almond-shape with a round central mound.


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Taking another look at the Humanoid Eye, notice the highly reflective Deer Effigy embedded within the eyebrow area (Figure 7).



Figure 7
Deer Effigy
Detail of MRO HiRISE image of the Cydonia Face (2023)

The Deer Effigy includes a head with a muzzle, eye, jaw line, erect ear and single antler.


Here are two examples of Deer Serpents produced by the Aztec and Mississippian Indians (Figure 8). They are almost identical to their Cydonia companion.



Figure 8
Deer Serpents



GJH

[George J. Haas]

Turning to the Jaguar Mask set between the eyes of the Humanoid side of the Cydonia Face, here is a comparison with a terrestrial Jaguar Mask from Mexico (Figure 9).





Figure 9
Jaguar Mask
Left: Detail of MRO HiRISE image of the Cydonia Face (2023)
Right: Mexico

They are almost identical...


GJH

[George J. Haas]

Many early researchers thought the flanged headdress on the Cydonia Face looked Egyptian, however here are two examples of Mesoamerican headdress - that look Egyption (Figure 10).



Figure 10
Flanged Headdress
Left: Olmec
Right: Aztec

GJH

[George J. Haas]

Moving now over to the Feline side of the Cydonia Face, I will begin by taking a closer look at the eye feature (Figure 11).

The eye form takes on the shape of a serpent head with a flailing tongue (Figure 12). Notice the eye on the left side.



Feline Eye
Left: Detail of MRO HiRISE image of the Cydonia Face (2023)
Right: Color wash added.


GJH