Pareidolia Funnies

[SimmoW (SIMON)]

Quite a few of you pareidolia fans might enjoy these, I certainly did!

http://www.boredpanda.com/pareidolia...ryday-objects/

[PCH (Paul)]

So funny Simon, - thanks for sharing

[deanm (Dean)]

Enjoyed?! Are you kidding?!
Some of those are fabulous
Dean

[RickS (Rick)]

Most excellent, Simon!

[LewisM]

Laughed my man boobs off at some of them.

Others are just creepy LOL

[SimmoW (SIMON)]

Yeah, not bad eh?! My fave was the Martini, sort of sums up what you look like after a few of them. Or what us Melbourites are looking like right now with the cloudy weather.

[PCH (Paul)]

Wow, - I thought it was just the 10 images on the first page, but there are 52 pages of them. Some belters to be seen further in, and I haven't had time to see even half of them yet.

[Astrophe (John)]

This structure sure looks like a pyramid to me....I believe this is located in the Cydonia region of Mars. If you look carefully, you can see what appears to be an entrance on the nearest side:

[SimmoW (SIMON)]

Kinda like that face on Mars, that was later proven to be just a play of shadows on the hill. Or that's what 'they' want us to think anyway...

[Astrophe (John)]

Originally Posted by SimmoW

Kinda like that face on Mars, that was later proven to be just a play of shadows on the hill. Or that's what 'they' want us to think anyway...

Putting aside the 'Face' controversy, the whole of Cydonia does appear to be the ruins of an ancient city or sacred precinct, with pyramids and other structures clearly visible. Perhaps that's just wishful thinking, but if one was to see an aerial view like this on planet Earth, one would almost automatically presume that it was a photo of an ancient ruined city. So why the difference, just because the site is on Mars?

Below is a photo of the greater Cydonia region....the famous Face is near the top right. It looks mightily convincing to me.

[Andy01 (Andy)]

Very cool, thanks for sharing those 😊