Episode 60: The Face on Mars, Part 2

from Exposing PseudoAstronomy Hosted by Stuart Robbins

In the second of two parts, I review why the Face on Mars is best explained by pareidolia. Then I discuss Mark Carlotto's image analysis, other faces found by various people on Mars, and finally the conspiracy angle.

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