Yeah, I had Richard Hoagland's book on the Face. It was interesting speculation based on the earliest photographs, but I thought he was completely out of his mind when he started talking about ruins of a city there.There's nothing to see in the Cydonia region of Mars either, except natural formations.
You do understand that any ice on the surface of the comet would have long ago sublimated away? The comets we've encountered are the norm.
Ah, I see. We've found no ice, but there was ice because theory demands it.
Besides, what kind of crazy schmuck would want to build a structure on a comet, which is probably going to get itself pulverized sooner or later, huh?!
Yeah, I had Richard Hoagland's book on the Face. It was interesting speculation based on the earliest photographs, but I thought he was completely out of his mind when he started talking about ruins of a city there.There's nothing to see in the Cydonia region of Mars either, except natural formations.
.'The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one,' he said.
Granted, the movie wouldn't need to focus on the return trip and I'm not saying that such a story would need to get into the mundane details of them doing thermal rolls in the space craft, or collecting rock and soil samples on the planet, but the length of time for the voyage, the risks and hostile environments that need to be managed. There's a lot of potential in a good, solid, story about a manned-trip to Mars that doesn't need to involve ancient aliens or the planet suddenly having a breathable atmosphere because of bacterial life in the ground or whatever.
With Apologies to Gordon Lightfoot and the Crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Does anyone know
Where the love of Mods Go
When the "facts" of some posters
Go "viral"?
With Apologies to Gordon Lightfoot and the Crew of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
Does anyone know
Where the love of Mods Go
When the "facts" of some posters
Go "viral"?
BRILLIANT!!!!
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What origin do you suggest it has?I don't think that the triangular boulder is natural as there is not any wind on the comet to shape it in such a manner.
Extra Solar Entities (EST's)
What origin do you suggest it has?I don't think that the triangular boulder is natural as there is not any wind on the comet to shape it in such a manner.
Perhaps when humanity was young and was visited by Extra Solar Entities (EST's) which are depicted in numerous caveman paintings that the EST's mapped the trajectory of the comet and calculated so that when it would arrive close to Earth, hoping that humanity by that time would have progressed to be able to look into space and observe the comet, that humanity would see the triangular shape and begin to trace the three origin points through space, based on its rotation, to possibly discover something of great wonder.
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