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Since his 2012 visit to Dreamland, Dr. John Brandenburg has made some truly amazing breakthroughs in his understanding of what happened to Mars in the distant past. Listen as he details the presence of numerous nuclear isotopes in the Martian soil and evidence in its atmosphere that it was once subjected to a massive atomic explosion that was easily capable of killing the whole planet and leaving it a wasteland.

What happened in the distant past that has given Mars the dark and bloody reputation it has had throughout human history? What happened there that we do not–or dare not–remember?

Chilling, startling and brilliant.

Visit John Brandenburg at LifeOnMars.pub.
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Since his 2012 visit to Dreamland, Dr. John Brandenburg has made some truly amazing breakthroughs in his understanding of what happened to Mars in the distant past. Listen as he details the presence of numerous nuclear isotopes in the Martian soil and evidence in its atmosphere that it was once subjected to a massive atomic explosion that was easily capable of killing the whole planet and leaving it a wasteland.

What happened in the distant past that has given Mars the dark and bloody reputation it has had throughout human history? What happened there that we do not–or dare not–remember?

Chilling, startling and brilliant.

Visit John Brandenburg at LifeOnMars.pub.
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Dr. John Brandenburg on the horrendous and violent past of our sister planet Mars. Was Mars murdered in an atomic holocaust millions of years ago? The evidence will horrify you.

John Brandenburg and Whitley Strieber have a long association, going back to the earliest days of study of the Mars face. Listen as John tells of findings that JPL and NASA simply will not face–and explains the science that supports his startling claims.

If John is right–and the evidence is very powerful–then we don’t understand our past at all, and remain in ignorance at our peril.
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The question of whether life ever existed on Mars has inspired scientists – and songwriters – for decades. The Red Planet is currently an arid, icy desert where no sign of life remains, but was it always this way?

It is widely recognised that living entities have three basic requirements: standing water, an energy source and the five chemical elements, carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, phosphorus and nitrogen. Then a very long time for the chemical soup to stew. The rover Curiosity has found evidence of all three in certain areas of Mars, namely the Gale Crater, but were these available for long enough for life to develop?
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