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Originally posted by Anon66
Honestly, I call bs.
No offence to believers!
NASA/US Gov would have kept this quiet
Originally posted by Migah
Originally posted by Starchild23
I don't think there's any problem proving that life once existed on Mars.
The problem is proving that life still exists there...although really, I'm more interested in finding another Earth within viable transportation range.
It'll be hilarious to watch how long it take before we decide to conquer the planet.
oh, just wait until USA finds a planet rich on oil! i bet they would try to tell us, that the 1 legged, 2cm tall insects living on the planet, are trying to hurt us!!
Quatermass begins to have a working theory as to what is going on. He believes that in its most primitive phase mankind was visited by this race. Some humans were taken away and genetically altered to have special abilities such as telepathy, telekinesis and other psychic powers. They were then brought back to Earth — the buried artefact was one of the return ships that had crashed. The idea was that, with their home world dying, the aliens had tried to change humanity's ancestors to have minds and abilities like theirs, created in their own mental image, but with a bodily form adapted to Earth. In effect, humanity are the Martians. However, the plan was a partial failure: the aliens died out before completing their work, and as the human race bred and further evolved, only a percentage of it retained these abilities, with even these only surfacing sporadically. For centuries the buried ship itself had been occasionally triggering these dormant abilities. This explained the reports of poltergeists, people were unknowingly using their own telekinesis to move objects around them, the ghost sightings being traces of a race memory. It also explained the history of witchcraft and why people attributed it to a being they identified as the devil; the pentagram would have been the symbol for this alien race.
Originally posted by BlackPoison94
reply to post by bjarneorn
We can't assume that such a way to enter the Earth will kill the organism....I mean, we can't assume it's anything that we've come across. Some organisms live without oxygen, some organisms elsewhere in the universe could probably live in fire.
Anyway - the object is egg shaped...doesn't mean it once was an egg or such. Physical processes can define that shape or such...
Mineral in Mars 'Berries' Adds to Water Story
Full Article (JPL Website)
The spherules, fancifully called blueberries although they are only the size of BBs and more gray than blue, lie embedded in outcrop rocks and scattered over some areas of soil inside the small crater where Opportunity has been working since it landed nearly two months ago.
Individual spherules are too small to analyze with the composition-reading tools on the rover. In the past week, those tools were used to examine a group of berries that had accumulated close together in a slight depression atop a rock called "Berry Bowl." The rover's Moessbauer spectrometer, which identifies iron-bearing minerals, found a big difference between the batch of spherules and a "berry-free" area of the underlying rock.
Egg found in Martian Meteorite
Originally posted by charlyv
Massive impacts on all the planets have certainly spread material throughout the Solar System. There are likely Earth rocks on Mars, Venus and Mercury. We also have our suspected "Earthites" which are meteorites that have the same isotopic ratio as our good old Earth. These are some of the hardest to authenticate, because science wants a witnessed fall of one of these pieces, before they sign their name to it.
They would most likely be pieces of the Chicxulub impactor that was suspected of wiping out the dinosaurs, as well as remnants of Vredefort (worlds largest impact crater) and Chesapeake Bay (most likely the second largest impact crater) impacts that were also certainly large enough to eject material out of Earth orbit.
So when information is presented, why do so many debunkers feel the need to attack it rather than take a moment to look at it subjectively? Just read most of the replies so far
Originally posted by ToneDeaf
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Eggs ? lol . . .
o.k. so why did the chicken cross the milky way ?
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Originally posted by abe froman
Let's all Ignore the fact that evidence of extra terrestrial life was found and instead debate about whether the thread title is accurate. Zorgy I love you.
Originally posted by Anon66
Honestly, I call bs.
No offence to believers!
NASA/US Gov would have kept this quiet
Originally posted by Golden Rule
Originally posted by Mkoll
reply to post by Starchild23
Of course if we did invade someone elses planet we'd call it colonization or exploration or peacekeeping anyways
Or 'Operation Shock and Awe.'