Is this the ultimate evidence that Mars was inhabited in the distant past? One of the images made available by NASA apparently shows the remains of a statue half buried in the Martian soil. According to UFO researchers and UFO enthusiasts, the half-buried statue on Mars also has petroglyphs depicted on its surface. The ‘ancient engraving’ has fired up social media where people rushed to leave their comments giving their opinion on the discovery. The Martian petroglyphs joins a long list of unexplained discoveries on the surface of the red planet that were found thanks to NASA’s very own Alien root exploring the red planet.
Is this the ultimate evidence that Mars was inhabited in the distant past? One of the images made available by NASA apparently shows the remains of a statue half buried in the Martian soil. According to UFO researchers and UFO enthusiasts, the half-buried statue on Mars also has petroglyphs depicted on its surface.
The ‘ancient engraving’ has fired up social media where people rushed to leave their comments giving their opinion on the discovery. The Martian petroglyphs joins a long list of unexplained discoveries on the surface of the red planet that were found thanks to NASA’s very own Alien root exploring the red planet.
The humanoid statue, the helmet, cube, thighbone and gear wheel are just some of the mysterious ‘artifacts’ photographed by NASA’s curiosity rover. Pareidolia or actual evidence?
There is an ongoing debate about the origin of the discoveries on Mars. While many people firmly believe that Mars was inhabited in the distant past and we are seeing evidence of that today, other people who are more skeptical believe that we are seeing what we want to see, and that all of the discoveries can be attributed to Pareidolia, psychological phenomenon involving a stimulus (an image or a sound) wherein the mind perceives a familiar pattern where none actually exists.
Now with the discovery of flowing water on the surface of the red planet, is it difficult to believe that Mars was inhabited in the distant past? When the red planet was very similar to Earth… with an atmosphere, oceans, rivers and even vegetation… Could an ‘Alien’ civilization have flourished on Mars, thousands of years ago as some researchers like Dr Brandenburg suggest?
What if we are looking at the remains of structures, temples, and artifacts on Mars? What if a Martian civilizations was actually destroyed as Dr Brandenburg believes? Dr John Brandenburg has a PhD in Theoretical Plasma Physics from the University of California and he is currently working as a plasma physicist at Orbital Technologies in Madison Wisconsin. According to Dr John Brandenburg, there is enough evidence to prove that at least two major nuclear blast went off on the surface of the red planet in the distant past.
The theory proposed by Dr. Brandenburg is based on the traces of uranium and thorium that have been registered on the surface of Mars. This Martian civilization was wiped out by another hostile alien race from elsewhere in the universe. Dr Brandenburg warns that our civilization could face the same faith.
After studying the red planet for decades, scientists admit that there is a great possibility that an impact of a asteroid or comet altered the faith of the Red Planet, compared to Earth, Mars is full of impact craters but that isn’t that strange since Mars has a very uncomfortable position in our solar System, right next to the Asteroid belt.
Because of this, Mars is constantly being bombarded by asteroids, unlike Earth Mars does not have a bigger moon to shield it against incoming asteroids.
Looking back in history we know that the Earth has been impacted in the past by large space rock and some of those impacts have possibly changed the history of our planet.
One of the best examples we know of, is the Chicxulub impact crater located in the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico (see image above) which some scientists believe to have been the number one reason for the extinction of the Dinosaurs.
So if this happened here on Earth, would something similar be possible on Mars? On the red planet we find a very interesting impact crater located in the Lyot region, and it is approx. 125 miles in diameter.
The area of this impact crater tells us just how powerful the impact was and it could have been one of the main causes why Mars today is just a “desert”.
This comet strike may have caused a profound disruption to Mars’ planetary system. It would have been an absolutely devastating planet climate-changing event. So is it possible that long before losing its atmosphere, Mars sustained life?
Even civilizations that once called the red planet “home”? If so, where did the Martian’s go? did they survive? Did they escape before these cataclysmic events? And is Mars connected in any way to Earth? These are just some of the questions that desperately want to be answered.
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On July 20, 1976 after a ten-month journey from Earth, Viking I reached its destination, the red planet. The images that Viking I sent back to Earth were amazing, and some of them showed that Mars was not that different from Earth.
Some regions on Mars resemble places on Earth, like the Death Valley. Where the story about Viking I gets interesting is after it performed several tests in search for life on the red planet. Viking I returned controversial results.
Dr. Gil Levin designed one of the tests that the Viking probe performed, a relatively “simple” test. He explained that Microorganisms breathe just like you or I or anything else, and then they give off carbon dioxide.
What NASA did is, they took a small sample of Martian soil, placed it inside a small container and this container was monitored for a week for signs of “bubbles” inside of the tube, and after seven days, the unexpected happened.
The test for life on Mars was positive by criteria accepted by NASA as “bubbles” were registered inside the Viking I container. While this test returned positive for life, other tests with different criteria came up negative.
NASA were very cautious in this matter and opted to say: “There is no proof of life on Mars“.
Some scientists suggest that Mars may have had an atmosphere similar to Earth’s atmosphere, and it got annihilated about 65 million years ago.
Adding to this suggestion, ideas have formed in the past which tell the possibility that the civilization that once inhabited Mars, fled to Earth in search for refugee. So does this make us the “Martians” we have desperately tried to find?
Some scientists say they’ve found powerful evidence of lost civilizations on the red planet and in fact, they believe they may have discovered a nuclear signature in the Martian atmosphere that matches Earth’s after a nuclear test.
According to scientists there are very large traces of Xenon-129 on Mars and the only process that we know that produces Xenon-129 is a nuclear explosion. Is this just another coincidence that shows how similar Mars is to Earth? Or does it provide evidence that Mars was very different in the past?
