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Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
What happened to it is anyones guess, but the fallout must have been major, and could be the source of the damage Mars sustained.
Originally posted by Ambient Sound
That aside, it is interesting to note that nowhere else do we see a planet that has a moon as large in comparison with it’s mother planet, as our Moon is to the Earth.
Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
Originally posted by Ambient Sound
That aside, it is interesting to note that nowhere else do we see a planet that has a moon as large in comparison with it’s mother planet, as our Moon is to the Earth.
Pluto and Charon. What about them?
Nibiru, a rogue planet, entered our solar system
Originally posted by mashup
Nibiru, a rogue planet, entered our solar system
How can a planet do that? I'm not doubting you, as I don't know a lot about the subject, just curious.
Originally posted by cmdrkeenkid
What "damage that Mars sustained?" You mean the large craters? Earth has them too, you know. Except the ones on this rock are mostly covered by vegetation and water.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
What happened to it is anyones guess, but the fallout must have been major, and could be the source of the damage Mars sustained.
Originally posted by BlackGuardXIII
So, unless you know of some earth craters that compare to Hellas and Argyre, or anything here that is even close in size to the Martian ones, then I would stand by my previous post.