This Stargate remote observer claims to have seen hibernating pyramids and 12-foot alien creatures on Mars 1,000,000 years BCE during a remote viewing.
Joe McMoneagle says that during his 1984 Stargate training, he was presented with a hidden Martian object and asked to describe it without knowing what it was.
He says the first thing he saw was a pyramid-shaped object sitting inside a large depression, with yellow terrain, battered by storms all around, and then described as having flat walls, a smooth, reasonable-looking surface, and signs that something had changed after a major catastrophe.
It also says that when told to go back to the time before the trauma, it saw a tall, thin, strangely dressed creature.
In his view, the target was not just a pyramid, but a larger site of ancient Martian architecture with structures, corridors, rooms, and a whole complex of buildings.
He said that one of the most surprising parts was the pyramid appearing to be sitting on the edge of an impact crater, which led him to believe the pyramid must have been there after the crater formed.
He also argued from the shadows and shape that the crater wall could be around 3,000 meters high and the pyramid around 20,000 meters high, based on his interpretation of the images.
He described a second site in a canyon with very high walls, large sections of smooth stone, large corridors, and large rooms.
He said that another area looked like a group of pyramids used as storm shelters, and thought they might have been built for sleeping or hibernating in harsh conditions.
He also stated that an “old fortress” was actually a missing pyramid at the top, and described other pyramids and a larger structure on a plateau.
In a recent interview with Brian Cory Dobbs, he said the pyramids were built to hibernate because of bad air and people in trouble, so they were waiting to be rescued. That’s a clearer version of his main idea: Mars has an ancient civilization trying to survive in a global environmental crisis.
In the same interview, he said that he later went to the Reaction Propulsion Lab, requesting negative signals from Martian sites, and the man there was supposedly the “old city of Mars.” That part is one of his strongest claims, because it presents it as external confirmation of what he saw.
