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originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: 2012newstart
According to Corey's data, it is now believed to be a little over 500,000 years old. This dates it to the time immediately before the civilization that had lived on Mars, when it was still Earth-like, was destroyed.
NASA announced that Mars was like Earth, and had an ocean that was up to a mile and a half deep across half of its surface, just a few years ago.
So according to David Wilcock Mars had a civilisation 500,000 years and still had an ocean until a few years ago ?
Sorry but that flies in the face of all the evidence we have on Mars , David has gone into full Sci Fi mode again.
divinecosmos.com... cock+Newsletter%29
Strangely apt link I feel.
Regarding digging in Antarctica, even the official science bases score success, including by building the infrared telescope there (for what?).
Strangely enough, most christians believe in aliens, we just call them demons This has been going on since recorded history
originally posted by: Namdru
a reply to: 2012newstart
There's a fundamental problem with this story. If these are literally "layers" involving, at least partially, large objects at the scale of miles under polar ice, than on the time scale described, there's no certainty that one would be above the other. In fact, the debris field from a 500,000 year old crash would be spread out not dozens, but hundreds of miles away from the crash site, possibly widely (ie., in an alluvial fan-like pattern). So as described, the scenario doesn't make sense, in terms of geological time and such.
Bottom line is, a miles-wide UFO at the bottom of miles of glacial ice ice means a UFO debris field under ice that is much longer, and possibly much wider, than the original craft. Unless they're going to claim it's still intact...
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
So they use magnetic propulsion to travel the cosmos but fail to detect or negotiate magnetic poles of planets????
Which in comparison to the magnetics needed to defy planet gravity and move a ship would be pretty weak...
Yeah not buying it.....