Life On Mars? New Scientific EvidenceOn May 8, 2001, a press conference was held in New York City which many are calling a scientific milestone. |
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| The announcement was made by Tom Van Flandern, a former Chief Astronomer for the United States Naval Observatory, who is president of Meta Research based in Washington, D.C., Brian O'Leary, a former
Apollo scientist-astronaut trained for America's first manned mission to Mars, and Michael C. Luckman,
director of the New York Center for UFO Research. Photo: Michael C. Luckman, Brian O'Leary and Tom Van Flandern. Photo by Sherwin Winick |
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The researchers believe the extraordinary new face, which is a mile and a quarter wide and is located near Syrtis Major (about 3,000 miles from the famous Sphinx-like face photographed by NASA in the Cydonia region of Mars) and a series of glass-like tubes(photo left) measuring 60 feet in diameter with exposed 1,000 foot sections and other artificial structures, are proof that Mars once was inhabited by an intelligent civilization. Arthur C. Clarke, who wrote the film "2001" told Van Flandern that he believes that "large life" -- namely vegetation and perhaps even trees, may be present in some of the NASA Mars Global Surveyor photographs. NASA's new Martian probe, the Mars Odyssey, is dedicated to Clarke and should start sending back pictures from the Red Planet about a year from now. |
| "Life On Mars? New Scientific Evidence" is a one-hour video of that historic press conference. Available in DVD or VHS for only $19.95, plus shipping and handling.
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