Episode Overview
Mars has long been a source of intrigue for humanity. Early Egyptian astronomers were pioneers in documenting the red planet on the ancient Senenmut star map. The Maya also revered Mars, weaving its significance into their astrological practices as detailed in the Dresden Codex. Additionally, translations of Sumerian and Babylonian creation myths hint at a catastrophic event linked to Mars. Is our enduring interest merely due to its vivid hue and visibility at night, or could there be deeper extraterrestrial ties? For almost four decades, spacecraft have relayed data from Mars, unveiling features like the Twin Peaks and an enigmatic face etched in its surface. Has NASA uncovered evidence of life on Mars that they are withholding from the public?