[0:00:00 - 0:00:06] I have probably some learning that of 60 something photographs of things on
Mars.
[0:00:08 - 0:00:13] Is it possible that there was a civilization on
Mars thousands of years ago?
[1:52:10 - 1:52:17] So I pulled it out of my shirt pocket, opened it up and said,
Mars, 1 million BC, which made
[1:54:20 - 1:54:23] You're saying that you've remote viewed a pyramid on
Mars a million years ago and we
[1:57:07 - 1:57:14] I have probably some learning about 60 something photographs of things on
Mars that are clearly
[1:57:39 - 1:57:44] Back then, in the late 19th century, the idea that
Mars had seasons, vegetation, flowing
[2:00:09 - 2:00:14] And near
Mars's South Pole, Mariner 9 took pictures of what looked like ancient ruins.
[2:00:46 - 2:00:51] So why does the same conversation seem totally off limits when it comes to
Mars?
[2:01:12 - 2:01:18] 200-page book about NASA's failure to properly investigate the structures on
Mars.
[2:01:30 - 2:01:36] In 2001, the
Mars Global Survey captured an image that has only just made its way onto
[2:01:52 - 2:01:57] Of course, the square on
Mars is being explained away by skeptics as a natural geological structure.
[2:02:13 - 2:02:17] And yet, despite this, the idea that there could be artificial structures on
Mars is given
[2:02:20 - 2:02:25] If you suggest that life could exist in some basic microscopic form on
Mars, even right
[2:02:39 - 2:02:44] There's no reason not to think that
Mars and all these planets don't have life, you know.
[2:02:57 - 2:03:01] But it could be that microbial life exists somewhere below the surface of
Mars.
[2:03:05 - 2:03:11] evidence of salty liquid water flowing on the surface of
Mars in the summer months.
[2:03:17 - 2:03:21] Another presumption was that life could not have survived on the surface of
Mars because
[2:03:25 - 2:03:30] However, in the last couple of decades, evidence has been gathered to suggest that
Mars did
[2:03:36 - 2:03:40] This means that there could have been a long period of time, where
Mars had rivers, lakes,
[2:04:31 - 2:04:36] That if life is possible on
Mars even today, the likelihood that it could produce complex,
[2:05:50 - 2:05:54] He states in the
Mars mystery that there could be some connection between the symbolism
[2:06:04 - 2:06:09] Even the question of what happened to
Mars to create this seemingly lifeless place is
[2:06:35 - 2:06:40] On
Mars, perhaps a lesson for us here, but also maybe the reason we are only able to
[2:06:46 - 2:06:50] When our guest, Joe McMonigal, was tasked with remote viewing
Mars, the coordinates
[2:07:12 - 2:07:17] It seems we will always have questions about
Mars until we get there to see it for ourselves.
[2:10:52 - 2:10:56] on
Mars and it was stripped of its magnetosphere maybe due to an asteroid impact.
[2:12:28 - 2:12:33] I think there were people that got stuck on
Mars and tried to survive by hibernating.
[2:12:33 - 2:12:41] I think elements of people on
Mars went as, but all different directions looking for help