Mars Impacts and the Electrical Discharge Theory

They see Mars as this red planet. Mm-hmm.

But it used to be blue. Blue planet red.

Something happened to it. Mars' surface is covered in meteor impacts.

Mm-hmm. Avi Loeb did the calculations. He says there's four Hiroshima bombs that went off per kilometer squared.

Wow. It'd be enough to decimate all surface records of an ancient Mars civilization.

I w- I would agree with, I'd say most records, but not all.

Robert Schoch says there's been solar outbursts.

Mm-hmm. Okay? Plasma discharge. That giant scar on Mars, that's the product of electrical discharge.

I tell you, it, it, I found that very compelling.

It just does not look like a ... except some of our canyons are a little suspect too.

Right. It, it, it looks like the pattern that's left by an electrical discharge on a metallic plate.

That United States-sized scar, imagine that. That's an instantaneous excavation of crustal material blown out into space and all over the planet.

It's no wonder it's got meteor impacts everywhere.

It could've been stuff that just rained back down from when it was instantaneously excavated. Okay? That's a bad day.