text: My last reason is that you can really see it unless there is a shadow or you look at it at a exact angle. The article proved this by saying this " Neerthe less, on April 8, 2001- a cloudless summer day in Cydonia- Mars Global Surveyor drew close enought for a second look. "We had to roll the spacecraft 25 degees to center the Face in the feild view," said Garvin. "Malin's team caputred an extraordinary photo using the camera's absolute maximum resoltion." Each pixel in the 2001 image spans 1.56 meter, compared to 43 meter per pixel in the best 1976 Viking photo." This is proving that with a better camera and a better view that it was naturally made and you have to look at it from certain angles to see the face.