Very interesting! I'd not heard of the fossil discovery. Truly amazing.
Last winter I watched a documentary called "Symbols of an Alien Sky" (available on youtube) which showed certain examined features of the Valis Marineris trench on Mars. Contrary to the millions and billions of years clinged to by The Science, some plasma physicists say that the trench may've been created in mere seconds by a plasma discharge. They said laboratory experiments have produced near identical features as the trench (scalloped edges, near-by craters etc). Can you imagine?!
Given the size of this canyon (about 4,000 km/2,500 miles in length, 4-6 miles deep, 20+ miles wide), surely such a strike would be a complete life-extinction event.
Though I am very new to the subject myself, I am persuaded that the case has been made that our solar system has a fantastically dramatic and terrifying recent history which was witnessed and recorded by those who survived it here on earth. There is plenty of evidence worldwide of identical stone etchings, astronomical records, and similar so-called myths describing war in heaven between the gods (the planets). Modern man is such a clueless and arrogant creature.
I just realized the aforementioned documentary is a very long, 3 part series, and it's the second part which covers Mars. I had a winter weekend to watch the entire series but most people probably have an actual, busy life. Instead, here's an excellent 15 minute video recently put out by Andrew Hall called "A Bad Day on Mars": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5F6s6Oxm5M
Very interesting! I'd not heard of the fossil discovery. Truly amazing.
Last winter I watched a documentary called "Symbols of an Alien Sky" (available on youtube) which showed certain examined features of the Valis Marineris trench on Mars. Contrary to the millions and billions of years clinged to by The Science, some plasma physicists say that the trench may've been created in mere seconds by a plasma discharge. They said laboratory experiments have produced near identical features as the trench (scalloped edges, near-by craters etc). Can you imagine?!
Given the size of this canyon (about 4,000 km/2,500 miles in length, 4-6 miles deep, 20+ miles wide), surely such a strike would be a complete life-extinction event.
Though I am very new to the subject myself, I am persuaded that the case has been made that our solar system has a fantastically dramatic and terrifying recent history which was witnessed and recorded by those who survived it here on earth. There is plenty of evidence worldwide of identical stone etchings, astronomical records, and similar so-called myths describing war in heaven between the gods (the planets). Modern man is such a clueless and arrogant creature.
I just realized the aforementioned documentary is a very long, 3 part series, and it's the second part which covers Mars. I had a winter weekend to watch the entire series but most people probably have an actual, busy life. Instead, here's an excellent 15 minute video recently put out by Andrew Hall called "A Bad Day on Mars": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5F6s6Oxm5M
I don't think one can go to Mars. I trust NASA as much as I trust NIST.
Ever looked at it through a telescope though? NASA isn't the be-all-and-end-all relating to space research. Ever heard of ESA? JAXA?
I have looked at Mars and Saturn through the Mt. Palomar telescope. Awesome, and I loved the rings!!!
I have looked at the moon and I don’t see a spherical rock reflecting sunlight. Mars not so much.