Most Photographed Structures on Mars and Why That Matters | Mike Bara

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Entertainment Mike Bara says the Face region holds 100 images across missions and nations—an attention pattern itself. Add a 1958 Jack Kirby “Face on Mars” story and the myth-to-data arc gets stranger. Coincidence—or breadcrumb trail? Experience. 00:00 Why Cydonia Still Haunts Us 01:05 Early Radio Lore

Mike Bara says the Face region holds 100+ images across missions and nations—an attention pattern itself. Add a 1958 Jack Kirby “Face on Mars” story, and the myth-to-data arc gets stranger. Coincidence—or breadcrumb trail? Experience.
00:00 Why Cydonia Still Haunts Us
01:05 Early Radio Lore & 1924 Navy Memo
03:10 Viking 1976: Frame 35A72 Appears
05:05 “It’s Just Light”—The Press Response
06:30 Second Viking Frame & Early Enhancements
08:05 City Plan? Face, DNM, Tholus, Alignments
10:20 One Process Can’t Make All This
12:05 ESA Stereo & Platform Symmetry
13:35 Mars Observer Lost, The Debate Heats Up
15:00 Mars Global Surveyor & “Catbox” Release
16:40 Infrared Pre-Dawn Pass: Panel Facets
18:15 MRO Close-ups: Walls, Right-Side “Eye”
20:10 Collapsed “Arena” Analogy & Support Struts
22:00 Blurs, Stretching, and Image Choices
23:25 Jack Kirby’s 1958 Face on Mars
25:00 Why So Many Images Here?
26:20 If It’s Real: Civilization and Stakes
27:40 Final Call: Who Built It—and Why?

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