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Why we must go to Mars: The King's Valley - Paperback

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by Peter K. Ness (Contribution by), Greg Orme (Author)

This book presents new evidence of possible artifacts on Mars focusing on an area called the King's Valley. This contains the Crowned Face, seen on the cover of this book. There are 24 Faces in this Valley with varying amounts of plausibility. By using a statistical method based on similarities between these faces a proof of artificiality is offered. The book also discusses what happens after artificiality is proven for artifacts on Mars, how an archeological expedition could be mounted, where it would land in the area, a possible cave nearby suitable for a base, and how the various archeological disciplines could be adapted to study alien ruins. The book has four never seen before faces on Mars all in a small area in this valley. The odds against this occurring by chance are truly astronomical. This is the first book in a four part series which will examine in depth fifteen different sites on Mars with possible artifacts.

Number of Pages: 538
Dimensions: 1.09 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: February 09, 2011
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