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Could the reason that life on Mars no longer exists, at least from what we know, be that it was destroyed by an alien race using advanced nuclear weapons systems? This is the postulation of plasma physicist Dr. John Brandenburg, who recently published a study suggesting that two races of beings, the Cydonians and the Utopians, were killed off in dual nuclear explosions that left Mars in the state we currently observe it today.
At some point in the past, says Dr. Brandenburg, the climate of Mars was similar to that of Earth, with all sorts of diverse animal and plant life. As far as intelligent life, beings with knowledge roughly equivalent to the ancient Egyptians here on Earth flourished in multiple regions of the planet, which was also likely a different color from the red we see now.
Radioactive elements, Xenon-129 found on Mars surface and in atmosphere
"The Martian surface is covered with a thin layer of radioactive substances including uranium, thorium and radioactive potassium - and this pattern radiates from a hot spot on Mars," says Dr. Brandenburg. "A nuclear explosion could have sent debris all around the planet."
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Realtruth
Two questions: how do we/he know about the beings with ancient Egyptian level intelligence? How did those beings come to have the ability for nuclear destruction?
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Realtruth
I can hear it now...."if, as ancient astronaut theorists believe..." And then Giorgio will blow everybody's mind, and hair, back.
A natural nuclear explosion also?
"The Martian surface is covered with a thin layer of radioactive substances including uranium, thorium and radioactive potassium - and this pattern radiates from a hot spot on Mars," says Dr. Brandenburg. "A nuclear explosion could have sent debris all around the planet."