Recent content by ALIEN0365

Yes, but don't forget the organisms known as "Extremophiles", which exist on our planet and which seem to resist almost all the most adverse environmental conditions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extremophile

I agree with almost everything you say, except that NASA or other scientists can rightly attribute an igneous or sedimentary origin to some of these rocks, they really don't know for sure, said by themselves. Attached video from NASA where they mention it. View: https://youtu.be/MuKGnY1TNFQ

This is not about what you can see on YouTube or the internet, it is about analyzing the images that come from the rovers exploring parts of the planet Mars. The videos that I show here are made by myself to put my hypothesis in context, they are not something that I have found out there...

I agree that the universe is full of rocks, on Mars there are rocks too, of course. But not everything on the Martian surface is rocks and sand. How can we explain the presence of practically identical rocks in various places on Mars so far apart? How can we explain the perfect symmetry that...

View: https://youtu.be/zD1cBfQDw3U

Hi everyone. I have opened this thread to try to answer a question: What are the rocks that appear scattered throughout the Martian landscape? My hypothesis is that these rocks are some kind of unknown biological organism. To try to confirm or deny this hypothesis, I would appreciate any...

Yes, it might be easier.

Hello everyone, I am trying to prove a Hypothesis: The planet Mars is alive and many of the "rocks" it contains are not really rocks, they are something that has a life cycle. View: https://youtu.be/CMr4ggMQk1U