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Originally posted by ArMaP
No, I just do not see anything that really looks like a recognisable fossil on Mars, on that thread or anywhere else.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by ArMaP
No, I just do not see anything that really looks like a recognisable fossil on Mars, on that thread or anywhere else.
Hmmm need to get you out on a field trip so you know what fossils look like in nature
Originally posted by Blue Shift It would be nice if there was a good cross-section of the "fossil" to see if maybe it had concentric growth rings, or traces of cell structure. That would be the clincher. But we ain't got those things.
Originally posted by multichild
reply to post by Skyfloating
There is only one way to look at that theory really, and that is they came to Earth and either took over from the neanderthals, or they cross breed and we are part them and or part mars person.
They wouldn't have managed to get to Earth from Mars and then become cave men.
So it would tie in with them arriving on Earth about 8,500 years ago which co-incided with the pyramids, and then you got to ask your question would mars have deteriorated that much in 8,500 years to how it looks today from what it was.
1000 years
10000 years
[edit on 8/9/10 by multichild]