Brian Cory Dobbs

Mars is Europe.

And we're going to be getting into that in this segment as it relates to the other strange things that we see on Mars.

So this headdress that we see, yes, those comparisons have been made because it sort of looks like a Sphinx face, the obvious, the headdress, Egyptian.

And Graham Hancock...

talks about this specifically in his book.

He's got this book on Mars, and yes, he talks about the microbial life and the pyramids and such, but he does spend a considerable amount of time talking about the face on Mars and its possible connection, along with the pyramids, to Egypt.

And so, you know, he's got his lens, and I think he co-authored it with Robert Baval, but

There is legitimate reason to think that what we see here in Egypt, these pyramids, these sphinxes, these headdresses, these Egyptian styles, is somehow related to Mars.

And if Mars was Earth-like before Earth was Earth-like, then it starts to paint a picture like we...

came from Mars, or there was some connection there, some historical connection that we've forgotten at this point, but there's some other examples there which we can show, which will further demonstrate this, but I think it's a legitimate question to ask.

Yeah.

The face gets a lot of the attention, Matt.

It's not something I like to dwell on.

Because it's hard to argue it, because it's got such strong emotional baggage with it, because people want to go this way or that way with it.

If...

Richard Hoagland, getting back to Richard Hoagland, he was in the press room and he overheard just chatter in the NASA press room.

And somebody was saying, jokingly, that the face...

tells us where to land, because there's some other strange stuff right in that area.

Yes.

Okay.