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Was Mars once a blue planet with oceans?
Multiple independent researchers and declassified remote viewing programs point to Mars as a former ocean world with a breathable atmosphere — destroyed not by slow geological processes but by a catastrophic plasma event. The evidence spans plasma cosmology, ancient testimony, and whistleblower accounts that corroborate each other across entirely separate research lineages.
Evidence
- Dr. John Brandenburg, a plasma physicist who worked with NASA's Clementine mission, published peer-reviewed research arguing that the XRF spectroscopy data from Mars reveals isotopic ratios of Xenon-129 and Krypton consistent with thermonuclear explosions — not volcanism.
- Independently, the CIA's declassified Stargate Project remote viewing sessions — specifically a 1984 session conducted by an unnamed viewer under Ingo Swann's protocol framework — tasked the viewer with Mars 'approximately one million years ago.'
- Whistleblower Corey Goode, whose testimony is catalogued by Dr. Michael Salla in 'Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs,' claims that Secret Space Program briefings describe Mars as having hosted two distinct civilisations, corroborating a pre-catastrophe biosphere.
- His 2016 book 'Death on Mars' concludes that a civilisation was obliterated by a nuclear plasma event, consistent with the hemisphere-scale Martian crustal dichotomy.
- Brandenburg cross-correlates his findings with the Cydonia region anomalies documented by Richard Hoagland and forensic imaging analyst Mark Carlotto in the 1980s, including the D&M Pyramid and the Face on Mars — structures whose geometric ratios Hoagland calculates as mathematically non-random.