Brian Cory Dobbs

And what he proposed is the Gauss Pythagorean right triangle proposal, where he wanted to make a big 3-4-5 right triangle, large enough to see from the Moon or Mars, and put adjacent to each side of the triangle these squares.

So this would be large enough to see from the Moon or Mars.

And he proposed this.

back in the 19th century.

Just put this on planet Earth somewhere, and that will show aliens that there's intelligent life here, because they will understand the statistical, the mathematical significance of this.

So the, there is historical precedent for using a 3-4-5 right triangle in the same way that some are proposing that the face is doing to us on Mars.

You had Matt LaCroix on here talking about, so that's the second piece of this.

You had Matt LaCroix on here talking about fractals.

We see fractals in nature all over the place.

Okay?

And this, he's great.

Great guest.

That's great.

Mark Carlotto is the hero of the day of the face here.

Mark Carlotto, software whiz kid.

Okay, this is back in the 80s.

He was kind of on the younger side of this investigative team.

He's like, huh, I wonder if there's something we can do

to address how just weird this face is in relation to the surrounding environment.

So he wrote a program which analyzed the entire area of what we call Cydonia on Mars.