The man in the moon may actually have lived on Mars, according to a book by author and artist George J. Haas. Haas, 48, of Jackson, is the co-author with Canadian geoscientist William R. Saunders of “The Cydonia Codex: Reflections from Mars,” which was published in book form by Frog, Ltd. of Berkeley, Calif., and distributed by North Atlantic Books earlier this year. The authors first released the novel on compact disc in 2004. The title of the book is a reference to the Cydonia region of Mars, where the image of a half-humanoid, half-feline face was first photographed by the Viking orbiter 30 years ago, and the accordion-shaped folder called a codex, in which the ancient Aztecs wrote their books, according to Haas. “The Cydonia Codex” represents the belief expressed by Haas and Saunders that the faces photographed on Mars contain evidence in their construction of similarities with ancient Earth Mesoamerican civilizations. “I founded the Cydonia Institute in 1991 with a group of other researchers,” Haas said. “We discuss perception, image fusion, random forms and image formation.” Born in Lakewood, Haas and his wife and children now live in Jackson. However, through his telescope, Haas has long felt at home scanning the heavens. “When I was in high school, my neighbor and I used to do some star gazing at about 1 a.m.,” Haas recalled. “We looked at Saturn because of its rings.” These days, Haas is looking toward Mars for inspiration. He hopes National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) scientists will in turn look to his book as preparation continues for a manned mission to Mars at some point in the future. “If NASA goes to Mars, I think they should go to Cydonia,” he said. “NASA scientists wear blinders. They acknowledge the presence of water [on Mars], but nothing else.”
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Pan, Pandora's box unleashing hell and Pandemonium) and when that knowledge is revealed the head explodes out allowing a trip for the chosen one to the lap of the gods (maybe Orion or Pleiades like in Stargate?). I said virtual reality as if someone watching images plugged in the brain in Total Recall, where Arnie Schwarzenegger was a violent kind of Nephilim hero recreating paradise in ancient Sammael's kingdom? He liked the name and was chosen to be in his campaing at the exact moment of the nearest approximation of Mars to earth in 60.000 years! 
With emphasis in the Mayan cruel sacrifies. 
