Nuclear Attack From Aliens Eradicated Life On Mars, Physicist Claims
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Where's our spaceships?
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
We rode in on a comet, like JENOVA. Didn't you play FF7?
Jorok Goldblade
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Depends on how long ago it was. Thousands of years? Sure. Millions of years? Not very likely.
I must of missed that part.
Watch Da Birdie
I buy cakes for myself on my birthday it's not weird lots of people do it I bet
Damn. 2015 Frieza's coming back. We're fucked.
CosmicGroinPull
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Sure anything to get humankind to start building giant robots to fight these damn aliens.
interesting, and the first time I've heard it told from that perspective. Usually it's the Mars colony separated themselves from the "Universal" Unity local space governing body because they realized that Unity had become a fascist state stamping out freedom of thought all obedience to a legend, a God no one remembers seeing, and people who claim to speak for him who seem to control everything.
ThoseDeafMutes
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We have an extensive fossil record demonstrating our evolution on Earth.
No we don't. Where are the transition fossils? The fossil record is clearly partly staged partly a lie of convenience between scientists with an agenda.
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Fragamemnon
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This is the best youtube video ever, it's like someone stayed up 96 hours while playing through Deus Ex, watching Stargate, reading L Ron Hubbard and then decided to make a youtube video.
And jump back to Mars, right?
Can you prove it? That's why people can't accept it and are always wondering.
I can't believe I just sat through this... haha. I like the part where he says a woman controlled a space ship in 1989 that saved us from the Greys.
Fallout-NL
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That would be totally fucking awesome Dr Brandenburg.
industrian
will gently cradle you as time slowly ticks away.
There was a war between Mars and Phaeton.
Mars completely destroyed Phaeton, and the surviving Phaetonian fleet bombed the living hell out of Mars in revenge.
The surviving Phaetonians migrated to Earth, landing their mothership on the Atlantic Ocean and assisted in developing humanity.
An error in the mothership's engine causes it to sink.
The surviving Phaetonians attempt to preserve their bloodline by installing themselves as kings and queens across the planet.
????
Profit!
Mars completely destroyed Phaeton, and the surviving Phaetonian fleet bombed the living hell out of Mars in revenge.
The surviving Phaetonians migrated to Earth, landing their mothership on the Atlantic Ocean and assisted in developing humanity.
An error in the mothership's engine causes it to sink.
The surviving Phaetonians attempt to preserve their bloodline by installing themselves as kings and queens across the planet.
????
Profit!
Probably what happened.
industrian
will gently cradle you as time slowly ticks away.
I'm pretty sure you're on a government watch list for agreeing with me.
Twist. It was us.
Humans started life on Mars, got advanced, blew up our shit, moved to Earth, started over.
JUST LIKE Battlestar Galactica!
Edit: Totally beaten.
Published by Journal of Cosmology, number #249 on http://scholarlyoa.com/2014/01/02/list-of-predatory-publishers-2014/
Shrug.
Shrug.
Gnome Scat
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This was probably the doing of the giant monkey man from the ninth dimension.
Stories like this are why science is so complicated.
People just here "scientist" and think "he must know what he's talking about." Even decent scientists are often wrong; it's the nature of the process of discovering the truth about the universe.
Even on topics like evolution or gravity, you still get scientists who criticize the theories -- and that's healthy, as no idea should be inviolate. This makes casual observation more complicated, though, as you can't just trust "a scientist" to necessarily be right or even in the mainstream of his profession.
What does the consensus say? When looking at studies, which studies were robustly designed with large sample sizes? Proper controls? All of these make observation much more difficult for casual observation.
People just here "scientist" and think "he must know what he's talking about." Even decent scientists are often wrong; it's the nature of the process of discovering the truth about the universe.
Even on topics like evolution or gravity, you still get scientists who criticize the theories -- and that's healthy, as no idea should be inviolate. This makes casual observation more complicated, though, as you can't just trust "a scientist" to necessarily be right or even in the mainstream of his profession.
What does the consensus say? When looking at studies, which studies were robustly designed with large sample sizes? Proper controls? All of these make observation much more difficult for casual observation.
Sounds legit.
Off the top of my head the highest rating is Annual Reviews of Immunology at 40+.
It's purely a reviews journal though.
Off the top of my head the highest rating is Annual Reviews of Immunology at 40+.
It's purely a reviews journal though.
Monochrome_F3ar
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How powerful would the nuclear weapons have to be to wipe out an entire planet like mars?
rokkerkory
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Gonna finish that vid tonite. Fell asleep last nite watching it
down 2 orth
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I would show you the article that proves you all wrong, but there seems to be a missing link.
Anyways, if your imagination is limited only to ideas that can be proven, then I'm sorry for your loss. I doubt it was that way when you were a child.
I know, not funny
Anyways, if your imagination is limited only to ideas that can be proven, then I'm sorry for your loss. I doubt it was that way when you were a child.
Me too. It's highly entertaining.
Mango The Magician
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Plot twist, it was us from the future.
triplestation
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They won't come down here cause we got water
Doctoglethorpe
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Its a wonderfully insane idea that there are FTL Aliens roaming the galaxy looking for upcoming species and then just bombing their planet to dust because fuck 'em. Didn't come to colonize or collect resources, nope, just wanted to kill some primitives.
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The black goo was also in x-files... plot thickens!
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