craterc. said:But, with out all the experiences to draw on many scientists will never make the connections that some of us with a far greater experience base will make.
craterchains (Norval said:Hey Mikey and WCF (OCF *winks*)
Hell only those that think they will win all the lotto’s for the rest of their lives would believe that a comet could ever make a single crater chain of the CS type, let alone the hundreds of them. Just as nuts to think there would be much evidence left up there if it was an annihilation of everything on the surface of Mars. Any big looser ships, or parts there of, would have been salvaged is my thought. There isn’t much left laying around after any war for very long before it is salvaged. Again, this is all conjecture based on all the photos and evidence throughout history, and again, I highly doubt that any of these ETI’s were indigenous to our solar system, both the winners, and the losers. All things considered, I would say that there were probably above surface battles between craft of various sizes, extreme surface bombardment, and had it’s own oceans of water used as a weapon against it.
(Q) said:If we can imagine it; it is possible.
So, according to your logic, anything that comes from the imagination can be made possible?
Fire breathing dragons, for example?
craterchains (Norval said:BS (blackholesun)Sorry if I don’t go to your church and believe the way you do of your leaders (NASA scientists are not my gods or first choice of reputable scientists) be that as it may. There are many others that are looking at all the evidence and giving other “speculations” besides myself. So far the old “acceptable way of believing” seems to be getting a kick in the ass and out the door. The great “billions of years” media words are not working here. As has been shown, I was not wrong in my summation that Mars HAD a lot of water. It is now a KNOWN FACT. Now to wait a bit longer and get vindicated that it was in it’s VERY RECENT PAST. Put that in your pipe and smoke it BS.
Norval