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Originally posted by MankoW
Length of the day here on Earth haven't changed so fast, and circadian rhytms for most of the animals are not 25 hours
esearch hasn't been done on that so often, no one would finance that anyway.
I can only say there was crossbreeding with earth humans, to be what we are now.
I didn't say bones should not be able to break, but there should happen only in cases with almost fatal injuries, on the contrary our bones are very hard, an we ARE almost invincible, breaking bricks with bare hand is possible, but falling on your weight is breaking this same bone,
Now if we are on Mars with lower gravity, half of Earth's even with very nasty falls on ice we couldn't break our bones, acceleration is simply not big enough to provoke it,
As for the magnetic field I can only say you will not be so confident when it drops in just one more decade or two and it will be problem then.
You all think these breaking discoveries in electromagnetics are just coincidentaly in late century or two, this is part of the plan to fix it while we have time.
if you think our eyes can stand Sun why is
BlackGuardXIII
but I do know about the human body and its 25 hour internal clock.
Maybe when fully half of Mars' crust was peeled off to a depth of 3000 feet somethings were lost
Originally posted by MankoW
breaking bricks with bare hand is possible, but falling on your weight is breaking this same bone, there should be something weird in this,
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
I just presented it as information, I seek information, and I dont often find things I feel certain, when it comes to history. I dont have an explanation, but that is one possibility....just that. The timing of Mars hemispheres crust being torn off, dunno, but I believe the estimates are in millions of years.
who knows? I dont discount that at some ancient time Mars housed life that is now here, but nor do I say it is what happened, I don't know.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
The timing of Mars hemispheres crust being torn off
Originally posted by Nygdan
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
The timing of Mars hemispheres crust being torn off
My question tho is, why think the crust of mars was torn off in the first place? Or are you just 'throwing it out there' ?
Originally posted by An Entity
damn it I can't remember the name... they've actually built large black and gold pyramids somewhere in the US.
Originally posted by MankoW
I First and main proof is bone breaking, if we are made for this planet there is no way we could break a bone when we fall on ice or snow, we should be able too jump higher, and not to hurt ankle. All sort od injuries we have just because gravity is too strong on this planet. There is nothing bad in feeling heavy, it is for the gravity too strong. Yes, also bone diseases and pain, spinal pain, discus hernia, that shouldn't happen if gravity is smaller.
Originally posted by MankoW
II I bet all of you has this problem from time to time, just having to have one more hour a day, and everything would be just fine, I am sure Earth has been manipulated somehow to prolong duration of day, but it was impossible to make it longer, because all plants and animals here would suffer.
Originally posted by MankoW
III If we look directly at the Sun we can damage eyes, that is not logical if we were adapted to this planet. Also UV rays making more damage to our eye system, in fact we all feel just right when sun is lower and during cloudy days, no kidding, all northern countries are more industrial developed. it is because of that reason, heat is good for reptilians only. (there was one movie with Charlie Sheen about that )
Originally posted by MankoW
IV If there wasn't strong XXstrong magnetic field Sun radiation would kill us, that couldn't happen if planet is on greater distance from Sun..]
Originally posted by Donner
Also, I would consider the, for example, the Egyptian and Indus Valley civs much more advanced than anything you might find in the more northern latitudes during their respective timeframes.
[edit on 26-3-2005 by Donner]
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
Of course I didn't just make it up. Grab a textbook on it, if I was able to find more than one reference to the near planet-splitting meteor strikes that Mars sustained, why can't you?
mankow
this hows that human eye is not same as (other) Earth animals
Originally posted by Nygdan
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
Of course I didn't just make it up. Grab a textbook on it, if I was able to find more than one reference to the near planet-splitting meteor strikes that Mars sustained, why can't you?
You stated that the crust was peeled off. THat is not what is said to happen in the major impacts. Of course I am familiar with the major impacts that occured in the formative period of the solar system. You are stating that there was an advanced civilization that lived on mars when 'this happened? This was billions of years ago.