ecco
Veteran Member
I did "read here".
I found that the author, Tom Van Flandern, has built quite a following of woosters. It's not surprising that you would use him as a reference.
Tom Van Flandern - Wikipedia
Van Flandern was a prominent advocate of the belief that certain geological features seen on Mars, especially the "face at Cydonia", are not of natural origin, but were produced by intelligent extra-terrestrial life, probably the inhabitants of a major planet once located where the asteroid belt presently exists, and which Van Flandern believed had exploded 3.2 million years ago
Seriously? They got off their planet before it exploded. They had the technology to get from there to Mars. Then, as a lasting legacy, they leave "a face".
Even the relatively primitive Easter Islander's did a lot better.
But the woosters love to believe their woo.
Van Flandern was a prominent advocate of the belief that certain geological features seen on Mars, especially the "face at Cydonia", are not of natural origin, but were produced by intelligent extra-terrestrial life, probably the inhabitants of a major planet once located where the asteroid belt presently exists, and which Van Flandern believed had exploded 3.2 million years ago
Seriously? They got off their planet before it exploded. They had the technology to get from there to Mars. Then, as a lasting legacy, they leave "a face".
Even the relatively primitive Easter Islander's did a lot better.
But the woosters love to believe their woo.