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roamer65

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33. Good luck and thanks for all the fish!

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Thu Oct 14, 2021, 09:51 AM

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Martian floods? Scientists say rover found evidence [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2021 OP

My theory is that Mars was at one time very much like Earth today. kentuck Oct 2021 #1

I sense that too..... FarPoint Oct 2021 #3

My thoughts as well. History repeating itself. Irish_Dem Oct 2021 #7

If that theory is true tavernier Oct 2021 #15

Yes, I think they will soon discover those remnants of civilizations. kentuck Oct 2021 #16

"My theory is that we are descendants of the Martians" - do you mean "all life on Earth is descended muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #19

MY theory is that the Martian life forms were more advanced than anything on Earth at the time... kentuck Oct 2021 #20

So you're with the creationists on this? muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #21

That sounds like an "opinion".. kentuck Oct 2021 #22

Sure, but it's the opinion with evidence to back it up muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #23

Who said that "intelligent beings did develop on Mars without ancestors from another world"? kentuck Oct 2021 #24

Then if you believe we're relations of aliens from yet another world, why bring Mars into it? muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #29

Why limit evolution to just one planet? kentuck Oct 2021 #30

Because of the evidence. muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #31

It's hard to argue with "evidence"... kentuck Oct 2021 #34

As I said, "theories" is too fancy a word. muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #36

Probably not as simple as that. lagomorph777 Oct 2021 #25

Possible, I suppose. kentuck Oct 2021 #27

Based on zero evidence edhopper Oct 2021 #32

Yes. kentuck Oct 2021 #35

Of course they are edhopper Oct 2021 #37

Climate Change? brooklynite Oct 2021 #2

Mars lost its magnetic field long ago. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #5

Yes, and there are competing/complementary hypotheses. lagomorph777 Oct 2021 #26

Yep, it was landed there because that area appeared to be... Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #4

That really big volcano on Mars... bobalew Oct 2021 #6

I haven't yet heard any evidence of such an impact, but... Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #9

3.5 million years wasn't very long at all in geological terms NickB79 Oct 2021 #8

True! Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #10

Given what we know about Earth's deep biosphere, I feel like life is very hard to kill off NickB79 Oct 2021 #11

It's found anywhere on Earth where there's liquid water. Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #12

I think NBC (who wrote the MSN story) screwed up - should be billion muriel_volestrangler Oct 2021 #13

Thanks! That makes more sense! Buckeye_Democrat Oct 2021 #14

Read the science journals, not stupid MSM, it was 3.5 - 3.7 BILLION years ago Shanti Shanti Shanti Oct 2021 #18

Million, billion - to a reporter they're all just big numbers. lagomorph777 Oct 2021 #28

❤️ ✿❧🌿❧✿ ❤️ Lucinda Oct 2021 #17

Good luck and thanks for all the fish! roamer65 Oct 2021 #33