The untold story behind the controversy of possible artifacts on Mars.How a group of independent researchers pursued NASA and ESA to investigate mysterious anomalies in the Cydonia region of Mars and made some unexpected discoveries.Here is what the space agencies didn't tell you, told from a unique European perspective, how planetary scientists at NASA were encouraged to re-photograph the anomalous surface features of Cydonia, and how a group of researchers in the UK made a unique contribution to the controversy.Why is there a pyramidal hill in Cydonia, Mars, named after a Glasgow High School?Author BiographyChris O'Kane is an audio/visual technician, film maker, photographer, writer and amateur astronomer who lives and works in Scotland. He has had an interest in astronomy and space science since he was 5 years old and is a member and Past-President of the Astronomical Society of Glasgow, and is actively involved with public outreach in Scotland. Chris has personally been researching the anomalies of Mars with colleagues and friends for over 30 years. This is his first book.Illustration by artist Mark Toner. All copyright remains with him. No reproduction in any way without expressive permission of the artist.

The untold story behind the controversy of possible artefacts on Mars. How a group of independent researchers pursued NASA and ESA to investigate mysterious anomalies in the Cydonia region of Mars and made some unexpected discoveries. Here is what the space agencies didn't tell you, told from a unique European perspective, how planetary scientists at NASA were encouraged to re-photograph the anomalous surface features of Cydonia, and how a group of researchers in the UK made a unique contribution to the controversy. Why is there a pyramidal hill in Cydonia, Mars, named after a Glasgow High School? Author Biography Chris O'Kane is an audio/visual technician, film maker, photographer, writer and amateur astronomer who lives and works in Scotland. He has had an interest in astronomy and space science since he was 5 years old and is a member and Past-President of the Astronomical Society of Glasgow, and is actively involved with public outreach in Scotland. Chris has personally been researching the anomalies of Mars with colleagues and friends for over 30 years. This is his first book. Illustration by artist Mark Toner. All copyright remains with him. No reproduction in any way without expressive permission of the artist.

DIVDIVOn Mars, a research team encounters an ancient puzzle that only a guitarist can solve/divDIV/divDIV In 2029, an American research team ventures to Mars to investigate an astounding find: a labyrinth older than humanity itself, whose maze of rooms conceals the deepest secrets of the red planet. In the final chamber, strange music plays, as chilling as it is beautiful. It will be the last thing the scientist who discovers it ever hears. As the music rises to a climax, the chamber door closes, leaving him to die in the pitch dark./div Where one explorer has failed, Ben Cassidy must not. An internationally famous guitarist, his music is the closest thing on Earth to Mars’s deadly hymn. The government sends him into space to solve a planetary mystery, but what Cassidy encounters is a team of researchers whose jealous competition is every bit as dangerous as the secrets of Mars. /div

This is the story of man's first exploratory voyage to planet Mars. Axis Wade and his team of astronauts train for the trip to Mars on a Hawaiian island. After landing on the Red Planet, Axis is injured during a visit to the Cydonia Region near a giant red pyramid. He wanders off in the night and later meets what appear to be the unexpected inhabitants of Mars. He is taken to an underground city and is confronted by an Egyptian High Priest. He and his team are then catapulted into a thrilling adventure on a planet in a distant star system, where they meet an off-world Egyptian Pharaoh and his queen.

It is the year 2037 and Stan Rhodes is the American captain of Endurance III, a V-shaped spacecraft on the last leg of a 56-million-kilometer journey to Mars. It’s crucial to the success of the Mars mission that Rhodes and his crew land their ship within ten kilometers of an emergency ascent vehicle and a cargo ship that had previously landed on the surface of the Red Planet. They succeed in landing at the designated site. But when they reach the cargo ship

The emperor of the galaxy has fallen, leaving his exiled daughter to pick up the pieces. The once-idyllic Andlios Republic has fallen into chaos after the passing of Emperor Freeman. His son, Cronus, a madman bent on total control of the galaxy, rules in his stead. Adrift on the fringes of republic space, Katrijn Freeman must return home and fulfill her father's dying wish: restore democracy to their fractured republic. There are more forces in play, though. Another princess with a claim to the throne and the Earth Ministry on the other side of the galaxy, bent on domination. It's a race to restore order as Katrijn must traverse the cosmos with her closest allies, caught between humanity's two great civilizations. All while Katrijn and her friends explore their own humanity, trying to avoid repeating the same mistakes that have led to much suffering. It's a space adventure for the ages. This bundle includes: Cydonia Rising Ganymede's Gate Monolith's End *** The Andlios Collection: Books 1 - 3 is a boxed set of the first three books in the Andlios science fiction space opera series. This ebook collection harkens back to the classic, epic space opera series like Dune, Star Wars and Hyperion, while perfect for fans of Legend of the Galactic Heroes, Imperial Radch, New Crobuzon and more. With complex characters and themes, readers follow Katrijn as she deals with the ghosts of her family’s past and the pressures of a galaxy’s future on her shoulders. She’s not alone, though, as Jace, Trella and more cope with their own place in human history, dealing with LGBTQ, collectivist and anti-imperialist themes. The series delves into the metaphysical, asking tough questions about capitalism, colonialism and racism that have plagued history and if we can still build a better future. Veteran Star Trek and Dr. Who author Robert Jeschonek describes Cydonia Rising as such: “Once this book unlocks the vast, rich, and challenging universe that Dave has conjured in his ongoing literary Big Bang, you will never look back.” Author Matt Saccaro touches on the different themes: “It’s a classical space opera mixed with some ancient Rome + medieval Scandinavia. A fascinating juxtaposition and difficult to pull off, but Walsh makes it work.”