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English: The Face on Mars was one of the most striking and remarkable images taken during the Viking missions to the red planet. Unmistakeably resembling a human face, the image caused many to hypothesize that it was the work of an extraterrestrial civilization. Later images revealed that it was a mundane feature rendered face-like by the angle of the Sun.
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Viking 1 Orbiter, image F035A72 (Viking CD-ROM Volume 10)

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25 Iulii 1976

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