is there a theory of how mars was destroyed before we came to earth?
the craters you see on mars are the result of lightening strikes, falling rocks dont hit the same places twice. technically it was static discharge from when venus and earth passed ever so close as they fell out of the corona of brown dwarf saturn... see electronic universe cosmology if youd like to know more.
>>42973854nuclear armageddon depleted the atmosphere. atlantis and lemuria were the powers at war. the survivors came here to perpetuate their war. hatred is long-lived
>>42973854Yes, actually there is. Read Brandenburg.
>>42973854https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8NNHmV3QPw
>>42973854Mars is a much, much smaller planet than Earth. So far, there's nothing mysterious about it - Mars core cooled down much faster, turning it into solid. No differentiated core means no dynamo effect creating the magnetosphere, which is the cardinal reason for which Mars looks the way it does today - charged particles of the Solar wind gradually stripped the atmosphere until the loss of atmospheric pressure caused the bodies of water to boil and evaporate. Then, solar wind was able to bombard the surface of Mars directly, creating the signature chemical makeup of its soil we know today. Still, the map is breddy interesting. Look at the Olympus Mons structure, the "lake" inside it would be deeper than the oceans. I'm trying to imagine what would it be like trying to get to the top of that structure. 21 km tall, compared to that, Everest is just a small mountain.
>>42973864Oh joy, another anon who's somehow managed to avoid exposure to stroboscopic photography their entire lives.https://motionarray.com/stock-video/milk-droplet-super-slow-motion-1569947/>falling rocks dont hit the same places twiceBut lightning does?
>>42973864This. Also explains the grand canyon
>>42973965>I'm trying to imagine what would it be like trying to get to the top of that structure.It would be a very easy stroll. Mons Olympus is tall, but also incredibly wide. Most of it's grade is less than what we could feel when walking.
>>42973854>how mars was destroyed before we came to earthit was me
>>42973854AI probably. Nuclear war. Mars is a crystal ball.
>>42974360imagine how big it was before it blew up
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>>42973864>falling rocks dont hit the same places twice1/2Are we talking about the formation in the center of the crater? If one accepts probability as proof, the statistical likelihood of hitting the exact same spot twice is virtually zero. However, it is a fact that celestial bodies, craters, lightning bolts, and the like have no memory and no concept of statistics. Naturally, celestial bodies do strike in this manner. Meteorites and asteroids often form a chain—either from their point of origin or upon entering a gravitational field. It could also be a melt that solidified in the center of the crater, or a volcanic vent. There is a general scientific theory that the planets were rearranged and are no longer located where they originally formed. Clearly, there would hardly be any survivors from that prehistoric catastrophe capable of recounting the event.
>>429745822/2However, clues can be found in myths and legends. Take, for instance, the flight of Icarus, who plummeted after flying too close to the sun with his apparatus made of wax and feathers. Nowadays, it is hypothesized that a wandering planet—or perhaps a brown dwarf or iron star with a mass fifty times that of Earth—passed through our solar system, obliterating any civilizations in its path. This presents a truly horrific scenario involving pole reversals, continental shifts occurring in mere seconds, massive floods, and the extinction of all life—caused solely by the magnetic effects on body and mind. Mars was almost certainly forced into a new orbit, thereby leaving the zone habitable for humans, while its oceans were either vaporized or remain hidden as ice. Astronomers are surely capable of mathematically reconstructing the planets' original positions—and perhaps even identifying missing ones. It might also be possible to calculate the path this alien wandering star took through the solar system and, in doing so, determine its current location.
>>42973906This was a genocide. The survivors were scooped out of their bunkers like sardines and brought here to be fed to the machine, same as those who died fighting, same as us. You could have been one of them and not know it.
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>>42973864Interesting.
>>42973854The Igigi realized they were living on a slave planet, they rebelled, destroyed the world, they evacuated to Earth, created humans and now we're fucked unless we can blow the fucking world up and kill everyone.
>>42974689Nuclear genocide?
>>42974587>and the extinction of all life—caused solely by the magnetic effects on body and mindwhat amount of magnetic effect does it take to kill someone?
>>42976727Yeah why else would they have been living in bunkers
>>42973854Should we terraform Mars?
>>42973854humans destroyed it and then moved to Earth, then an apocalypse happened and we became cavemen again.
>>42977531was it the sun?
>>42977531https://youtu.be/e8PdQjPY9gA?is=F1YfbR5AHBD6uD0QIt was prophesied in the 80s by the Japanese on Sega Genesis Phantasy Star 2, although, me being Rolf went beast mode and fucked their decadent genetically modified selves in only the way an extremely masculine man might, with extreme prejudice ^^. But it's ok, they were evil, started the fight and I had to save the planet of Algo, so I forgive myself : )
>>42977541No, that one is still a few billion years off. 5-7.5 billion years off if u believe science. We have enough time to figure out space travel without fucking over all of humanity on earth, looking at you Elon.....
I'm sure as an engineer you could figure out a way to fuck it up faster but to what end? We have already exploded nukes in the atmosphere (wtf 1950s humans?) and it held up just fine, your Jetta is not gonna end humanity, actually makes it healthier for plants which make it healthier for us. Catalytic converters in the 70s, and our disease rate fucking skyrocketed I'm no genius but I put the pieces together, hydrocarbons are good for humanity within reason at least and we're even finding out they're regenerative beneath the earths surface, not some dino fairytale bullshit. Every year we discover 6-7 more years of reserve planet wide, so actually making progress in regards to fossil fuels. This is a fun game : )
>>42977531did a destroyed mars throw off our solar systems balance causing the apocalypse
>>42977576Possibly, never underestimate the power of the human spirit. If there's a problem, we can solve it, just look at fossil fuels, end of world to now finding more of it fucking everywhere (fucking duh if you're a geologist of course Rwanda has untapped oil reserves lol)It's all so elementary, but the lies are real and real mature so here we are. My ai basically said in 2 billion Billion years fossil fuels would accelerate earths atmospheric collapse when they actually strengthen the atmosphere when used responsibily, as with anything duhI'm saying we can rebalance it wlif we must, and try our best we will
>>42977562i don't mean the sun exploding, just going through cycles of high radiation and wiping out civilization, like the sun was red in acient greece and egypt, when we were kids it was yellow, and now it's white, so we are again near the end of this cycle
>>42977141Some people say it was a series of solar flares but I don't think they can explain, if that's the case, Why earth has the only livable atmosphere in the solar system
>>42974582>Meteorites and asteroids often form a chain—either from their point of origin or upon entering a gravitational field.when shoemaker levy hit jupiter did the fragmented comet chain all impact in the same location?>>42974587you should have a look at immanual velikovsky on dogan cosmology. if you add in the eu cosmology i mentioned tldr somewhat recently the recursive exosolar plasma current that powers the sun swa, ped bodies, saturan used to be the primary sun but it was a brown dwarf, the exo planet uranus entered the system and dissruped the plasma connecturn to saturan sun and swaped it to the current body that would have then been a surjupiter mass gas giant, earth venus and mars existed inside the corona of saturan before the swap.
>>42975679>you should have a look at immanual velikovsky
>>42975679https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immanuel_Velikovsky
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>>42978178benis
>>42973864This guy's has a whole channel on this stuff. He mixes science and chronology as well. Probably the most shadow banned channel I've ever scene. https://youtu.be/O9Mj-QOcRJQ
>>42973854Theory?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTcPUpxBlcc
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>>42973913Is he the one with the Venus-comet theory Sagan also discussed or a different one? I'll look it up quick too I guess, just wanted to throw that theory out there. Supposedly Venus may have stripped the atmosphere off of Mars.Besides the anime E.Y.E.S. of Mars and planetary wars theories going back to Tiamat/Maldek.
>>42973854the copper thieving space tweakers threw a rock at tiamat, the planet that is now the asteroid belt, fucked up on their calculations. they destroyed mars and flooded earth with the ice that caused the dryas and the ice age.
>>42973854Just made one right nowHumans constantly go extinct due to wars with AI and keep colonizing both mars and earth only to repeat the cycleHumans will eventually seek to kill off the poor and stupid as AI takes all their jobs and then create a haven for the survivors who do nothing but have fun and try to seek the stars when they get boredEventually AI sees something like a little kid hurting animals and decides humanity is over and kills us all and the good AI destroys the planet after the bad ai tries to destroy the other planet we are colonizing and as a result its all gone and humans eventually revert to animals as a way to survive on the new planet with an established ozone layer and aliens are the few super intelligent people who made it out and serve to guide the process to recruit new minds that will eventually allow them to leave to the stars permanently because the step between living comfortably in space and making a wormhole that doesn't kill you is a big oneThey also give hints to early humans but it gets misinterpreted and they start worshiping the sun
>>42973864>>42974582have you considered that maybe one hit and the shockwave simply created a double dip
>>42973854reminds me of GOT and WOWwhich side is alliance which side is horde
>>42982619>consistent with nuclear bombardmentyeah absolutely not the result of cosmic radiation impacting a planet with basically no atmosphere
