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Mars

Once a living world of almost-humans. Its story, and its souls, moved on to Earth.

Mars was alive once

Long ago

Mars was alive once

Picture Mars with air, water and people. They were "not exactly human, but close". A blue-skinned people built pyramids here over 100,000 years ago.

The day the sky was ripped away

The end

The day the sky was ripped away

First a huge asteroid skimmed past, very close. Then the impacts came. Together they stripped away most of the air and water while the civilization was still going strong. Some of the debris came from Maldek.

It didn't destroy itself.
The Face on Mars

Cydonia

The Face on Mars

See the face in the rock? It's an ancient marker the Martians left, a bit like the Sphinx. It's linked to Cairo, whose very name means "Mars".

Martians living on Earth

Martians today

Martians living on Earth

The Greys brought some Martians here and changed their genes. A few hundred live in hiding near Santa Fe Baldy, a mountain in New Mexico.

Mars now

What's next

Mars now

Visitors keep bases here. There's life too, one step less solid than us, so we can't see it. Mars will also be the first planet humans settle (recorded in 2021).

Things to know

01

Humans carry a few genes from the ancient Martians.

02

The souls' route: from Orion to Maldek, then Mars, then Earth.

03

Mars isn't hollow, but it does have bases.

04

No humans have built bases on Mars or its moons. Not yet.

05

Its little moons, Phobos and Deimos, are chunks of Maldek pulled into orbit.

06

A 2019 forecast: we'll find simple life on Mars "soon enough".

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