A fascinating connection between Mars and the Earth is revealed by examining a key geographical area on each of the planets. During this inquest, we examine the Cydonia region of Mars. And it’s stunning correlation to an equally intriguing place here on Earth.

A View of Cydonia

Do artificial structures exist on Mars? Early research would indicate that if there are indeed artificial structures on Mars, then the first place to look is the Cydonia region. This is where the ‘Face on Mars’, pyramids, and other geometrical shapes were first discovered. The composite photo below from the 1976 Viking 1 probe reveals these anomalies.

The Cydonia region of Mars (from Viking 1, 1976)

Although the most famous Mars anomaly is the Face (whether the fame is deserved or not), our focus today is specifically on the strikingly clear & defined ring shaped crater and the spiral Mound. Keep reading this and the Mars Earth connection (or should I say reflection) will soon become blatantly obvious.