Brian Cory Dobbs

Now, the upper portion is actually flat.

That doesn't really count.

But this right side is...

either eroded or damaged, however you want to characterize it.

Okay, now keep going, Ryan.

And it's damaged on the right side, just like the face is damaged on the right side.

So this is Cydonia, and on the upper right you see the face.

And on the lower left you see the pyramid, and on each side they're both aligned in the same direction, both damaged on the right side.

So I just find that curious.

Don't spend a lot of time on that.

But if you take a look at it from a different angle here, you can kind of see it has this starfish-like quality to it.

And you can clearly see, when compared to volcanoes on Mars, this looks nothing like a volcano.

Right, right.

Now, if we're identifying signs of intelligence here, if we bifurcate this, if we just split this thing in half... Oh, I'm sorry.

Yes, here we go.

You can clearly see there are repeated expressions of geometry.

Geometric regularity.

This is what Carl Sagan is talking about.

Geometric regularity.

We have repeated expressions of 90 degree angles.