Monkey See, Monkey Cy

There are multiple story lines woven together on this site, and there are things better presented in context than in sequence. That is why the tale of the Conspiracy itself unfolds pretty much in chronological order, but the evidence, in the images, is inserted as needed. It might be more dramatic to lay out a comprehensive, all-inclusive Trail of Revelation, but that would require large amounts of  interpretive supposition, to put a name to it. We simply do not know exactly when those on the Inside learned whatever they learned, so to arbitrarily place everything into an order based upon looking back from an outside perspective would be presumptuous even for my humility-challenged self. I must admit, most authors (and Scientists, for that matter) do not seem so reticent. People do like to have all the loose ends neatly tied up, whether there is sufficient cause for certainty or not. 

This image, MGS E0300824 . turns out to have an important piece of the puzzle, one that speaks to the heart of one of the most profound aspects of human existence. If this is not enough to engender fear and paranoia in many people, I don't know what would be. Aha! Finally, he reveals the Sinister Secrets of Martian Terror! No, not really.

I have pointed out several times that the Martian dioramas and tolas need to be viewed from some particular angle to be understood, and the Face is the absolute poster child for that phenomenon. The curious M16-00184 partial image might actually have been trying for another view of the significant area on this one instead of the Totem area (which it misses anyway). Of course, most of my suppositions are rooted in the idea that I haven't found anything that the Insiders hadn't found already. It would be nice to think that we were seeing something they had missed, though, wouldn't it? 

If you would kindly direct your attention to center left, there is what  one might call a mash-up, if it was music. A monkey face, with a tube running to a pair of half-merged human female faces. The monkey is bemused, the girls look rather stressed. In the lower left and upper right corners are a pair of the First Ones, the original Martians, watching with interest. Do I need to spell out the perhaps troubling-to-some implications of that scene? There is lots more going on, but start slow- just look for those parts first. Click on the thumbnail below for a higher resolution close-up of the significant area.
This is an excellent example of  one of the most difficult to discard of the prejudices promulgated by the  Conspiracy. To wit: when looking at Mars, bigger is not always better. You need to decide whether you wish to inspect the minute details of the construction, or read the story. As fascinating as I find the methodology myself, the stories are far more interesting, trust me.
Since this is a star image, I should let you see the whole thing at higher resolution. Click on this thumbnail for a VERY big  (well, 10meg)  version. Not as sharp as some, but  quite interesting. Although it really proves nothing, there is another odd fact about the Face which almost could be taken as supportive evidence for this putative statement about crafted evolution.

The upper surface on virtually every other Cydonia image is much more difficult to resolve into detail than similar places anywhere else on Mars  Oh, and don't forget- there is always a lot of glass in these structures, which affects the look. This image is also has depth- the impression of a complex of buildings is unusually strong,
 Once you know how to untangle the processing, the dioramas open up before you, as you've already seen. Except at Cydonia. Is it possible that what we see on this image is one of the primary reasons the Cydonia pictures have always received such special (processing) attention? Let's go with that for a minute. Maybe the Face was the actual laboratory where Man was created, or perhaps re-created, and that is why it has always been so unique?  I think that would pretty exciting, myself.  It would be completely in sync with the style of the Conspirators to use the very locale they wished to hide as the focal point of the misinformation. Hmm. Crazy Talk? Maybe...or maybe not.
 

 

SP122003 detail
The picture so nice, they released it twice. Actually, the first JPL release was so ridiculous, covered with lines and noise, that a "corrected" version was released a day or so later. The first release provided a crummy view of some Martian "terrain" for the eager mainstream media to use as illustration for their  New Camera Reveals that the Face is an Illusion! articles.  

But both Scientists and anomalists, in  a rare moment of agreement, were nonplussed by the poor quality image. Realizing that they ( the Insiders) might have overdone the degradation of the public version, another one was quickly released. A surprisingly clean one, as you can see. I have stressed that size and even resolution are not always better when bigger, and this is a pretty good example of that. The resolution was fairly low, but the image was clear, for whatever reason. 

Apart from the singular viewing angle (which had made the initial release look warped), the re-release turns out to be full of interesting detail not so distinct on other Cydonia images. You can probably see some things better on this B&W version, like yet another Face, the girl with her head turned to the left. And there really is a distinct eye (at least three, in fact, accommodating various Faces visible from different angles) there, just above the "traditional" spot. More can be seen on the color version, like the couple waving from the top area. I am unsure exactly why the colors are sub-par, but I'll assume it was probably my fault somehow. Worth a look, however... click HERE.  I really think the sun angle was involved- the orange areas are all high spots, and completely saturated out on the original, which translates in color to blazing Sun reflections.  Can't find the Monkey on this one, but some of the related detail is visible, if you rotate the image to the right to approximate the presentation of the other images.  But after considerable analysis, I concluded that this image is best seen this way.  Possibly rotated left a little would be even better, but I wanted to avoid empty wedges of space on the sides.