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MFM008

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12. your looking at the Fate of Earth?

Reply to pokerfan (Original post)

Wed Jan 29, 2014, 05:51 PM

Jan 2014

I think Mars was Earths twin, just like us, oceans rivers and probably life. Did that life come here or die out after the total destruction of the planet by global warming or whatever means. hmmmmmmmmm. .....................

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NASA is being sued for covering up evidence of alien life [View all] pokerfan Jan 2014 OP

It's a used Martian condom, too hideous for earthlings to see. Scuba Jan 2014 #1

Yes, because the Mars Rover team is totally uninterested in signs of life on that planet. arcane1 Jan 2014 #2

My S.I.L. works for NASA Botany Jan 2014 #3

This Bolden guy is quite a piece of work, isn't he? arcane1 Jan 2014 #4

no need for the truth when you can push a false meme Botany Jan 2014 #5

Rhawn Joseph is an attention seeking pseudo-scientist siligut Jan 2014 #9

Your comment read my mind Johonny Jan 2014 #11

I still want to know how the solar panels were scrubbed clean several years ago. tridim Jan 2014 #6

NASA would have you believe it was the wind pokerfan Jan 2014 #16

There are still other less controversial reasons defacto7 Jan 2014 #7

All plausible reasons that could be proven with close-ups that they're not releasing. tridim Jan 2014 #8

I can't pinpoint where I saw it defacto7 Jan 2014 #10

your looking at the Fate of Earth? MFM008 Jan 2014 #12

Some Ideas on Where the �Jelly Donut� Rock on Mars Came from Read more: http://www.universetoday.co pokerfan Jan 2014 #13

It looks like the aluminum foil from a baked potato bananas Jan 2014 #14

Nope notemason Jan 2014 #15