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Technology

Intelligent Gadgets

Innovative applications for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.

Visit Intelligent Gadgets for descriptions and demos of a variety of apps that play and understand music, capture and display geographic data, and more.

"I recently bought KML Map ... this is a very cool program." - SL
"I have spent a lot of money over the last few days on gps apps only to find that yours was the most useful." - DF
"This is really creative coming from the developers... using the mandala platform and turning it into a soundboard/synthesizer sort of instrument... it would be great for meditation, if only i meditate..." - xtruma
"Beautiful to look at and play! I will buy it when i get an iPad!" - VJFranzK


Books and Journals

The Cydonia Controversy

Examines the history, science, and implications of the discovery of archaeological ruins on Mars.

"What would the remains of an advanced extraterrestrial civilization look like? How can we determine if strange-looking formations or regular-seeming landforms on the surface of another world are artificial or not? In The Cydonia Controversy , imaging specialist Mark Carlotto not only updates his conclusions about various unusual features in the Cydonia region of Mars, including the famous "Face", but also lays the groundwork for an exciting new science -- exoarcheology." - David Darling, Ph. D. Astronomer and Author

Order new edition from the publisher or Amazon Books

YouTube music video.

View Cydonia using Google Earth -- NEW!


The Martian Enigmas

Examines the "Face on Mars" along with pyramids and other unusual objects on the Martian surface photographed by a Viking orbiter spacecraft in 1976.

"The author maintains scientific objectivity throughout, hoping that NASA's 1993 Mars Observer probe will resolve this fascinating puzzle once and for all... Numerous photographs and appendixes help clarify Carlotto's highly technical presentation. Recommended for academic and most public libraries as an antidote to fanciful tabloid reports on the topic." - Gary D. Barber, SUNY at Fredonia Library

Archive of original web site first established in 1996.

The first two editions were published by North Atlantic Books. Order a copy from Amazon.

New electronic edition with computer-generated animated content on iPad!


Exploring Dogtown on Cape Ann

Dogtown is an abandoned colonial settlement on Cape Ann, Massachusetts. A new map and guide book relates the history of Dogtown to the current landscape.

"Carlotto demystifies Dogtown in this concise guide, which we can carry with us, literally in the palm of one hand, on our own exploration of one of America's most intriguing abandoned settlements. The guide contains its own clear maps, each a section of a larger map that Carlotto has created from aerial photographs, topographical charts, existing trail maps, and his own meticulous walking over every inch of the terrain of Dogtown he describes in this superb guide." - Peter Anastas, Author

Click here for more information about the map and guide book.

View Dogtown in Google Maps. Download KML file for Google Earth.

New electronic edition on iPad contains guidebook, trailmap, walks in the woods, and more!


New Frontiers in Science

An electronic journal of research papers and theories of unexplained phenomena in conflict with accepted scientific paradigms. Consists of about twenty papers on planetary SETI, UFOs, and space science (Fall 2001 to Summer 2004).

"Dr. Mark Carlotto was one of the pioneers in Mars anomalies research. This website reports on the leading edge of science, and is one of the best places to go to find out the latest about what's happening with Mars and everywhere along the leading edge of science." - Whitley Strieber, Author.

Click here to access a full archive of the journal with multimedia content.


Technical Papers

Links to additional information provided for private non-commercial use. Not to be redistributed withot permission of the author or publisher.

Technical publications (conferences and journals).



"The Great Gate of Kiev" by M. Mussorgsky. Played by J. Gelwick. Electronic realization by M. Carlotto.
Background image: Roman ruins of the triumphal arch at Thamugadi, Algeria.

All original material © 2008 Mark J. Carlotto. Not to be used for profit without permission of the author (mark@carlotto.us)