Mars used to be earth and Venus will become earth.

[Chickat]

http://www.godlikeproductions.com/fo...age1315121/pg1


The planets in our solar system are all one planet evolving in time! Sounds crazy but is very likely true, and the facts support this! Lets separate the inner planets from the gas planets because it is clearer to see the progression.

The inner planets are all the same composition, iron, rock, etc. From Mercury (the youngest) to mars (the oldest) the planet starts off small and gets bigger except mars is suddenly smaller(which can be explained). [link to www.msnbc.msn.com] Venus is described as what Earth looked like when it was first being formed, No moon, oceans of plasma, mostly carbon, has no magnetic field, has volcanoes like the ones in Hawaii and on Mars. Venus is exactly what earth used to look like.

　Mars used to have water, magnetic field, tectonic activity, carbonate rocks, possibly life, and pyramids in the same formation as Egypt and Mexico, JUST LIKE EARTH! Mars also shows signs of a major impact which could explain why it is smaller than Earth.

I believe that an impact to Earth will at the same time transform Venus into a life sustaining planet, and transform Earth into an uninhabitable planet Mars.

In 2012 there will be a transit of Venus. Venus will be between the Sun and earth in it's orbit. When an asteroid impacts Earth, and Earth loses some of its mass as debris into space, Venus will attract a lot of that debris and that debris will cluster together creating Venus first moon(Earth). The remainder of the debris will stay in earths gravitational pull and cluster together creating a second moon(mars) Venus has no moon earth has one and mars has two moons. Which if you take the mass of Mar's second moon and add it to the mass of mars you would have a bigger than earth size mass. This May explain why mars is so much smaller than earth.

Now let's look at the gas planets.
Jupiter is mostly hydrogen if that planet were to explode what would the planet look like?


Saturn which is smaller than Jupiter has rings of debris and gases orbiting around the planet. A major planetary explosion could explain where the rings came from. The rings are either dissolving into space or into the planet, either way if we take a snapshot of Saturn a billion years in the future it will have fewer rings.

Uranus has fewer rings then Saturn, and Neptune has even fewer rings then Uranus.


Both sets of planets show very clear progressions of ABCD or 1234. The same planet in different stages of time.


My favorite quote is, "When you look through space, you are looking through time!" If we can see the edge of the universe today we are indeed looking billion of years into our past. [link to www.dailygalaxy.com]

If we can look into space and see the birth of our universe then we should be able to look through space and see the birth of our planet, and it should be much closer. It has been in front of our face the whole time.

We can reuse the same area of time that the planet can sustain life over and over again. We will not have to search for another planet to colonize. We are creatures of Earth we simply can just reuse Earth.


The Egyptians also left clues about 2012 could they have been taught by a time traveler? What about the afterlife could we have misinterpreted their understanding of this bubble of time? [link to www.foxnews.com] They worship a symbol called an Ankh which means “Eternal Life.” We use the same symbol today that represents the planet Venus.


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Its absolutely rediculous and is totally not true, but its still interesting. /tinfoilhat

[GennGreymane]

interesting theory

i like it

i wonder if we make it to terraforming levels in our space explorations if we will also turn venus into a planet for us

[Xalzel]

Wow, this is very interesting, and you had me going until your very last line. I think it's an interesting connection but ultimately false in the end like you said.

[Garehn Vi-Brittania]

Interesting

[Chief Brouhaha]

Sorry bud, 2012 passed. And unlikely

[Garnier Fructis]

So if you acknowledge that it was ridiculous at the end of the post, why post it?

[Gurushock]

Well... That's cool =D

[semaphore]

Its absolutely rediculous and is totally not true, but its still interesting. /tinfoilhat

It's only interesting in the sense that science fiction stories are interesting. Except this story's plot and character development is horrible so no.

[Chickat]

So if you acknowledge that it was ridiculous at the end of the post, why post it?

Because its still interesting? WoW lore isnt real, so should people not post about it?

[Gurushock]

It's interesting for sure... Lets not be haters!

[Deleted]

Great plot for a sci-fi movie!
Future earthlings has found a way to travel back in time to reuse earth. There is one problem...Earth is already inhabited! *Black screen*
This spring earth will be invaded. BY OURSELVES! Will we innihilate our former selves? Will we learn to live together? What will happen?
The drama will unfold spring 20XX only on SCYFY!

Could be a great B movie :P

[GennGreymane]

Great plot for a sci-fi movie!
Future earthlings has found a way to travel back in time to reuse earth. There is one problem...Earth is already inhabited! *Black screen*
This spring earth will be invaded. BY OURSELVES! Will we innihilate our former selves? Will we learn to live together? What will happen?
The drama will unfold spring 20XX only on SCYFY!

Could be a great B movie :P

only if the "aliens guy" is in the movie

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The Egyptians also left clues about 2012 could they have been taught by a time traveler? What about the afterlife could we have misinterpreted their understanding of this bubble of time? [link to www.foxnews.com] They worship a symbol called an Ankh which means “Eternal Life.” We use the same symbol today that represents the planet Venus.


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Its absolutely rediculous and is totally not true, but its still interesting. /tinfoilhat

I was very interested, because I heared somewhere that out of all planets Venus would be the easiest to terraform (about the same size as earth and has an atmosphere, even tough its filled with sulfuric gas).

And then I saw that you linked Foxnews (lol) and your last sentence

[Elegiac]

I think my brain fell out.

[Tierbook]

you realize that the planets dont go in order from smallest to largest right (Pluto not counting as a planet of course)

[Elegiac]

you realize that the planets dont go in order from smallest to largest right (Pluto not counting as a planet of course)

Generally smaller planets tend to be closer to the star owing to the way star systems form. But yes, they don't go in order.

[Khraine]

It is intresting, as venus and mars could be terraformed to sustain life. Earth, Mars and Venus are all in the 'goldilocks zone' or so i've read recently.

[Iracor]

Ok, for sake of argument let's say all the "facts" of this theory are true.

Let's say Mars really did used to be like Earth in that it had all the same physical properties and sustained intelligent life. And let's assume it really did suffer a major impact that caused it to become uninhabitable.

In what sane theory would it be safe to assume the -exact- same circumstances that affected Mars to cause Earth to become the new "habitable planet" would then affect Earth to make Venus the next planetary home to intelligent life. If there a massive pendulum swinging around the universe aimed at an exact position in our solar system that Earth will eventually drift into and cause it to suffer a massive impact and become uninhabitable?

And then one day Mars will drift into an invisible barrier that causes it to undergo a massive change in planetary structure to become the new Jupiter?

[zalmatra]

i cant wait till our civ starts exploring the galaxy weither its through warp drive or unfortantly the slow slow method of sublight speeds.

which could be achievable with a properly made spaceship carrying AI "brains" and/or human minds uploaded into the computer of course given that even faster then light travel might not be "fast enough" or might be impossible for biological lifeforms to survive ftl speeds

lots of possibilities but there are still ways for us to explore the galaxy you just have to follow where our tech tree is going

[Zanito44]

i cant wait till our civ starts exploring the galaxy weither its through warp drive or unfortantly the slow slow method of sublight speeds.

which could be achievable with a properly made spaceship carrying AI "brains" and/or human minds uploaded into the computer of course given that even faster then light travel might not be "fast enough" or might be impossible for biological lifeforms to survive ftl speeds

lots of possibilities but there are still ways for us to explore the galaxy you just have to follow where our tech tree is going

To deal with the issue of inertia squishing you, most sci-fi works tend to include an inertia dampener.