CONFIRMED!! *** MARS DID HAVE HUGE OCEANS IN IT'S PAST ***

The planet Earth will have the same destiny as Mars some day......Mars was like Earth in the past

Our planet will dry, during massive solar storms that will happen when the Earth's magnetic field dissapear.

It could be tomorrow, it could be in the next 10 million years.....

IMPRESS YOU????? The only thing I want to do to you is go back in time and tell your mother to abort you.

If you're too dumb to realize that learning what happened to Mars could have an impact on what happens to Earth and if you can't see where it might be a good idea to have another planet ready for humanity to move to in case Earth is destroyed, then there's no hope for you. Please don't reproduce, though I dare say you've already popped out a couple of welfare checks from the way you're acting.

Mars' 'demise' was an impact with a planet-sized object.

My first thought..And that's where the reptilian Bloodlines come from...

Very interesting videos and theories posted here. I do believe our universe is electrically active and not neutral like most scientists would like us to believe. The geology of Mars is fascinating. Mars definitely had ocean(s) and rivers before. An ocean in the northern Hemisphere lowlands would help explain that absence of craters there. Asteroids/rocks hitting the ocean would not disrupt the sea floor (water would cushion that blow), except maybe the largest asteroids. Asteroids hitting the southern hemisphere and highlands would be free to pock mark the surface. Some of these craters could be relatively new too, coming after the oceans ceased to exist on Mars. That would point to the ocean being there a lot more recently.
Electrical arcing/machining definitely created some of the larger features on Mars ~ too big for water to do alone. The electrical effects on Mars definitely would have occurred if another object of significant size cruised by Mars. The smaller scale water like erosion features were likely the work of river systems. The liquid water and atmosphere would have been dispersed at the time of electrical influence. The oceans and atmosphere; I believe, were there a lot sooner than a couple billion years ago!

We know that water exists on Mars in the form of ice at the poles, inside some craters and just beneath the surface in certain areas. As OP has pointed out, we have strong evidence of vast oceans on Mars in the distant past.

Recently, the team of researchers operating the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) have uncovered evidence of seasonal liquid water. Alfred McEwen is the lead planetary scientist of the team, but it was a student that made the discovery. Lujendra Ojha, utilizing an algorithm that he created to detect very slight changes in the surface over time (3 years), found dark, narrow streaks that occur only on steep slopes during the warmest Martian months. The streaks fade during the colder months.

Significant is the fact that while the temperature of Mars does not allow for liquid water, the locations of the streaks and the composition of the water may provide the necessary conditions. The streaks occur only in the warmest regions (middle latitudes) and on slopes facing the equator. While the temperature of Mars averages about -50 C, during the summer months in the middle latitudes on these slopes, temperatures can reach 0 C. Still cold enough to freeze water, but just warm enough for a briny form of liquid water to flow slowly. Salt water remains liquid at lower temperatures, as much as 2 C lower. The evidence of briny liquid water on Mars further supports the evidence of past saltwater oceans.

The discovery has vast implications. The most important is the possibility of life. We know that all life on earth requires liquid water. It is reasonable to postulate that discovering liquid water on Mars is a required prerequisite to discovering life on Mars. I would expect us to find evidence of life on Mars in the very near future.

Thanks Andariel for another interesting thread.

according to this video It would very much make sense and makes this videos claims much more interesting

about 8:21

but I recommend the entire series but if you want more info on the martians watch the whole human history story

don't blindly accept it just look into it.

How does this help us?

Anything that broadens our knowledge about this planet, Mars, or anything else in the universe, opens another door to discovery.

not to impress me, no as i am a man. to impress OP. make sure to give her your karma points. seems a little facebooky for me but hey, maybe that is just me. it is a little to late to tell my mother to abort me unfortunately fro you i guess. i highly doubt either of us will be around to see any of what you type happen, so fuck it. if you are living your life off hope, good luck to you pal. i do have children. a whole bunch of them and welfare is something i do not believe in. i bust my ass to support my family, so what you say falls on deaf ears. you seem to be the one attacking me, so check yourself my friend. i am here to debate and you went off on me. have fun being alone and trolling on the internet