#Pyramid on Mars

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Pyramid on Mars?!?!?!?!

Ok, Ok, I found this intriguing to say the least.

I ran across this accusation that NASA's Mars rover photographed a rock that looked just like a Pyramid. (WTF!) Turns out The Mars rover did photograph something that looks just like an egyptian pyramid like the ones we see here on earth. (again WTF!)

Furthermore, there are no additional photographs showing differing views of this "pyramid" rock formation, out of the more than 4000 photographs the mars rover took of this area it apparently only took "one" of the area the pyramid was in (WTF!),..... only one that was released to the public that is,.... Hmmmmmmmmm. (double WTF!)

Hey ya can't make this shit up people.

NASA did not highlight this particular photograph nor make any mention of a "pyramid" having been photographed on Mars, I mean just imagine all the conspiracy theories that would generate over a pyramid on mars!!

The space agency also didn't include a scale with the photograph as it routeinly does with MOST rover photographs, because apparently no one wanted to know what size anything in this photograph was I guess............

And don't go thinking,.... Well it don't look any bigger than the rest of the rocks laying around so it's not all that big, because remember this thing has been there for thousands of years collecting dust, dirt and debris burying it deeper and deeper, so this might just be the tip of the Pyramid buried for thousands of years,.... not unlike the pyramids here on earth, if we hadn't done continued maintenance on them by clearing away the tons of sand blown around them every year we probably wouldn't see them at all today.

So if you ask NASA about any photograph of a pyramid on mars you will be told "There isn't any photograph the mars rover took of a Pyramid".....

End of story!

Therefore, for now we'd have to classify this "pyramid" photograph as another example of "pareidolia", like the "human face" that was supposedly spotted on the red planet.

"Pareidolia" is like the tendency to perceive a specific image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern. The scientific explanation is the human ability to see shapes or make pictures out of randomness crap ya see in anything you look at,..... like when you see faces, and animals in the clouds, or like when religion said thousands saw Jesus part the red sea,.... very ambiguous to say the least.........

It still intrigues the hell out of me though, I rather like the Idea of Egyptians on mars and then moving to the earth because of some catastrophic event forcing them to relocate in the galaxy, and we all come from their DNA and their manipulations with genetics. Because I just don't see the whole God and creation with Adam & Eve, the snake and apple, and Noah's Arc thing being what we are all here about........... and then religion profiteering off humanity evermore,...... that scenario just don't make a damn bit of sense to me.

............... and not that the Pyramid on Mars thing being where we came from does,...... it's just easier to believe than a supreme being nobody ever met that created us and then used us as slaves to profiteer by his representative churches on earth does.

I'm thinking of the "Occam's razor principle" here, and sometimes "The simplest explanation is usually the best one." philosophically speaking that is......

Just a random thought........

And no I'm not 'Nutz' I'm more like "THE TENTH MAN PRINCIPLE".

Whereas If nine people in a group of ten receive the same info and agree on a hypothesis, it's the responsibility of the tenth man to protest that hypothesis, and argue the case for unlikelier scenarios.

That's me in a nutshell, Lol

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[flamingoplinko]

When disaster comes, he's there. He brings a storm in his wake.

[shewolfofvilnius]

Doctor Who since the 2023, specials

(Edit: Note i posted this originally before the finale)

[paulgadzikowski]

I'm seeing a few posts out there talking about how unsettling it is about The Legend of Ruby Sunday that the TARDIS is taken over by Sutekh when the TARDIS is the safe space. And it occurs to me that in the beginning of episode one of Pyramids of Mars when the image of Sutekh's mask is projected into the TARDIS console room (and only Sarah sees it, and the Doctor doesn't believe it can have happened) was the first time a serial's bad guy breached the TARDIS.

Some of the reaction to the Sutekh reveal has been along the lines of "ho hum, villain from one serial fifty years ago, nothing special". But he was the first villain to breach the security of the TARDIS. And the Doctor kept describing him as so powerful, unstoppable, and malicious that it took seven hundred and forty of his fellow Osirians to trap him and even the power of the Time Lords couldn't stand against him if he got loose.

And now he's loose.

[paintedcrows]

Watched Pyramids of Mars and... yeah I'm obsessed with this guy

[orpheuslookingback]

im going to be so normal about this episode for the next couple of days. just like really really normal about it.

[dandelionjack]

russell t slayvies cooking with gas again. taking a story from the 70s with orientalist undertones and recontextualising it to partially be about the perils of reckless colonial plunder. from the point of view of a Black Doctor.

he was a different man back then because the Doctor is synonymous with the show itself, and it was a different show back then — progressive, yes, but not exactly anti-imperialist. the narrative is no longer sympathetic to scarman the looting “archaeologist”. the Doctor’s changed faces and the tides of history have turned.

[thelvadams]

PYRAMIDS OF MARS (1975) THE LEGEND OF RUBY SUNDAY (2024)

[cameron-possibly]

His name has been Set. And Seth. And Sithifer. And his one true name forevermore is...

SUTEKH

[upslapmeal]

"but Pyramids of Mars established that Sut-" my friend this is the three-separate-explanations-for-Atlantis show, as far as I'm concerned they can have a free-for-all when it comes to real-world mythology

"but they're ruining the canon!!" buddy I got good news for you, Doctor Who canon is a buffet and you don't have to eat anything you don't want to

[causalityparadoxes]

Tales of the TARDIS: Pyramids of Mars

[deathdefyinggarlic]

me texting everyone i know tonight

[gallifreyanhotfive]

God. Guys, you have NO idea how much this means to me. The Pyramids of Mars is the first Doctor Who episode I remember watching when I was about 3 years old. I had watched it before then, but I was too young to remember any of it. Sutekh is the first Doctor Who villain I can remember watching.

I'm just sitting back in awe right now. Never thought I'd see them on screen again. But...I'm soft.

[buildoblivion]

[raineszramski]

Sketchbook stuff today: Sunday with Sutekh.

[notyoujamie]

There is the Toymaker, the god of games. There is Trickster, the god of traps. There is the Mara, the god of beasts. And the threefold deity of malice and mischief and misery. And standing on high is the mother and father and other of them all. And his one true name forevermore is... Sutekh.

#two down two to go?