University of Colorado team finds definitive evidence for ancient lake on Mars

While we have scientists trying to *prove* life once existed, articles like this never surprise me or phase me at all.

I already know (99.9% that is) that there once was life besides us off of earth, and there still might be life outside of earth. It just seems *normal* to me.

Originally posted by ModernAcademia
I wonder if maybe Mars is our ancient planet after we dumb humans destroyed it.

Anyhow nice find!

I don't think there is life on mars however, but very possible that there once was.

There's way more interesting planets to be looking at right now

All that has happened before will happen again *eye flashes red*
Seriously if there was water there there must have been some form of life. no doubt about it.

The odds are great that life lived or lives on Mars. Do the research and you will find that it would be more strange not to find life or past life on Mars. Plus, you know, the Face is staring at us all...beckoning really...

Where is this great life on Mars.
No trees. Do you see tree. No trees, no life.
Extra terrestrial life is another form of the space scam.
If we depended upon landing on the moon there would be
no conspiracy on the lunar landing.
It would be a dead on fact.
So its not a fact as told to the world in an Illuminati history book.
No core beams in that book either.
Life on Mars in not a fact.
Its another Illuminati illusion to keep them in a space race of
innumerable cost.

What I find interesting is that this lake contained water when the planet was supposed to be dry but it looks like some rapid change in the enviroment caused the evaporation or freeze. Mars is just full of suprises, I wonder when we get to meet one of those suprises...

Originally posted by Helmkat
What I find interesting is that this lake contained water when the planet was supposed to be dry but it looks like some rapid change in the enviroment caused the evaporation or freeze. Mars is just full of suprises, I wonder when we get to meet one of those suprises...

Well the water on Mars obviously came at the same time as
the great flood on Earth.
Agreed.
Thats how we got most of our water.
So Mars got some water which evaporated and froze at the poles.
Yes there is water on Mars.
From eye witness observations of events hundreds of years old.
Even interpreted by Imanual Velokovski who probably predicted
water on Mars. But hardly enough time for life on Mars.
Mars a totally iron planet from some star burnout.

It almost pisses me off that this information is somewhat of a holy grail to some people yet at the same time others either don't believe it, don't give it a second glance.....or don't even care.

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TREES ON MARS!!!!!

A past thread of mine...

Trees on mars

Mars is such an interesting planet! The more we learn about it, the more we have to question what is and is not truth about ourselves and what role we play (as a planet) in the evolution of the solar system.

Mars was once much like earth, and seeing as how life seems to find a way to spread and survive everywhere we look here on earth, it is not all that unrealistic to expect there to once have been life on Mars. Or possibly still there in microbial forms.

Google: trees on mars (images and associated pages)


Normal chemical activity and most likely atomic electrical in mature.
And not the life buggy coral supposition suggested by someone.

A carbon tree can grow out of a candle flame in experiments
with 100kV, 2mA to 200kV, 1mA (both equal to about
200 Watt) and the frequency was about 100kHz

What happened when Tesla may have had millions volts at
gigaherz oscillations. Frozen air perhaps.

On Mars on Earth there is a voltage difference with height and
should help with chemical 'growth' or mineral compound trees.
Its not life yet.

I still say trees

Nothing has been proven as of yet, all speculation on how it could be...anything. We will never know unless someone gets up there and grabs a "branch".

Sure does look like plant growth to me.


I am unswayed in my ignorance

Yeah.
I didn't say ignorance denied yet.

We haven't explored anything yet.

All the places and minerals on Earth, all the electrical and
atomic effects, there is a lot out there.

I should post on your Mars Tree terrain, petrified trees, thread
buy I want to get permission to post the carbon trees in a candle
photos.

Mars is more and more interesting.

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anyone interested in life on mars needs to seriously check out this website
www.marsanomalyresearch.com

its has alot of things on there that look like hte author is seriously grabbing at straws, but there are some photos on there that will leave you scratching your head saying wtf is that?


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ANd also, do a youtube search for violent history of mars. im not saying its definate, but very interesting nonetheless


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