Mars Used To Look More White Than Red

popularmechanics.com ^ | 05/26/2016 | William Herkewitz

[Paladin2]

Hg looks WAY too big.

[Jack Hammer]

Sheesh, don’t tell the multi-culti crowd - they already have enough to complain about.

[SunkenCiv]

bfl

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[SunkenCiv]

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks BenLurkin.

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[Redcitizen]

Conspiracy theories are entertaining. But if Mitchell didn’t see anything, I’ll go with his pint of view. He was the man on the spot.

[Grimmy]

Is there enough water on Mars to cover the whole planet to make that gleaming ice ball?

[null and void]

What about Bode's Law? There's supposed to be a planet where Mars is.

And one where the asteroid belt is located.

Don't read further if you are fond of sleeping:

What really sinks to the middle is the heavy metals, most notably uranium.

Yes, the core of our planet is a nuclear reactor.

And more uranium is sinking towards the core over time.

When enough arrives the core goes hypercritical and explodes.

Just like what happened to the planet between Mars and Jupiter.

Sweet dreams...