I noticed an interesting headline in my RSS feed tonight - Face of Jesus Found in Sand Dune Using Google Maps - which featured this satellite image of Peru. This led me off on a walkabout via Google where I discovered that The Register had picked this up back in July 2005.However given that the image appears to cover about 10 square miles (the face is 2 miles wide and 4 miles long), I don't see how it is possible for ground-based tourists to see a "rock formation that shows the face of Jesus Christ almost perfectly". Update: thanks to Luis' comment below with an actual photo of the real Perfil de Christo we now know this map is of something else."At about 11.00 am we visit " perfil de Jesucristo" (Cosos) Ubicated in the village of Cosos, north of Aplao. It is a rock formation that shows the face of Jesus Christ almost perfectly."
Here's Jesus in the Eagle Nebula (along with the original 1995 Hubble photo).
Here is one of my favorite images so far - the Eye of Sauron as discovered around one of our stellar neighbours, the star Fomalhaut.
Esa imagen no esta cerca de aplao, la imagen que corresponde al perfil de cristo en cosos es esta http://huancarqui.blogspot.com/2006/07/perfil-de-cristo.html
http://thoughton.co.uk/cgi-bin/mt-tb.cgi/147