Ancient Aliens on Mars II

by Mike Bara

Overview

In Ancient Aliens on Mars II, New York Times bestselling author Mike Bara returns the reader to Mars to examine the enduring mysteries of the Red Planet. Building on the case made in Ancient Aliens on Mars and using data acquired from sophisticated new scientific instruments like the Mars Odyssey THEMIS infrared imager, Bara shows that the region of Cydonia overlays a vast underground city full of enormous structures and devices that may still be operating. He peels back the layers of mystery to show images of tunnel systems, temples and ruins, and exposes the sophisticated NASA conspiracy designed to hide them and discredit the researchers that discovered these exotic ruins. Bara also tackles the enigma of Mars’ hollowed out moon Phobos, and exposes evidence from over 30 years of observations that it is artificial. Long-held myths about Mars, including claims that it is protected by a sophisticated UFO defense system, are examined and illuminated. Data from the Mars rovers Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity is examined; everything from fossilized plants to mechanical debris is exposed in images taken directly from NASA’s own archives. Finally, the author offers his take on the secret history of the Red Planet and what happened to the highly advanced civilization that once flourished there.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781939149329
Publisher:	Adventures Unlimited Press
Publication date:	06/19/2014
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	11 MB
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About the Author

Mike Bara is the author of Ancient Aliens on Mars, Ancient Aliens on the Moon, The Choice and the New York Times best-selling book Dark Mission (with co-author Richard Hoagland).

Table of Contents

Introduction 9

Chapter 1 Monoliths and Mysteries 13

Chapter 2 Mars Heats Up 35

Chapter 3 Bamf! You're It 59

Chapter 4 Night, and the City 77

Chapter 5 Mars Express 99

Chapter 6 The Martian Zoo 131

Chapter 7 Parrot City & the Eye of Ra 157

Chapter 8 The Mars Junkyard 191

Epilogue 227

Editorial Reviews

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