In his book 'The Great Architects of Mars', George J. Haas presents photographic evidence he believes shows man-made structures on Mars, including pyramids and other geometric shapes. After 30 years of studying NASA images, he argues these formations suggest an ancient civilization once existed on the planet. His claims have been met with skepticism from scientists, who attribute such observations to pareidolia, a psychological phenomenon where patterns are seen in random stimuli. Despite the criticism, Haas maintains there are signs of life in his findings.
'You don't have to be a geologist to know the difference between a rock and a sculpture - something that's geometric,' he told DailyMail.com.
According to the author, these formations may be the remnants of once-magnificent cities, towering pyramids, gigantic geoglyphs and more.
Haas, founder of The Cydonia Institute, suggests that the geometric shapes observed on Mars indicate the presence of an ancient alien civilization.
Scientists have critiqued Haas' theories, attributing his findings to pareidolia, the human tendency to recognize patterns, often faces, in random stimuli.
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