FONTE: NASA



A NASA spacecraft in orbit around Mars has taken the first ever image of active avalanches near the Red Planet's north pole.

"It really surprised me," says planetary scientist Ingrid Daubar Spitale of the University of Arizona who first noticed the avalanches in photos taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Feb. 19th. "It's great to see something so dynamic on Mars. A lot of what we see there hasn't changed for millions of years.===>"

FONTE: MARS ANOMALY RESEARCH





Before we embark into the much less familiar looking and stranger looking Mars forest life bio-diversity evidence such as in the last report and to come in future reports, this report will deal with life evidence that may be unfamiliar to the Earth human eye and yet at the same time in a form that can still be readily and conclusively recognized at least as biological life of some kind. In that way it is very strong evidence. At the very least I suspect that most of you will be able to conclusively determine that it most definitely cannot be confused with any kind of geology, as some would have us believe, and take it from there.

This evidence in the overall scheme of things is as strong and definitive as this kind of poor quality visual imaging as released to us can get as to life in general on Mars. I've been holding some the stronger quality evidence like this back a bit to give people and in particular the secrecy crowd time to adjust and reconsider prior beliefs. However, I'm including it here and now to demonstrate to both viewers and the powers that be as a minor warning shot across the bow that this planetary truth business is very real and that time is running out for those who wish to procrastinate and remain wrapped in a cocoon of delusion.===>

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