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25-December-2007, 08:57 PM
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Where are my Mars trees gone ?
Even if I can not see what is the exact process giving birth to these spiders , the evidence from the PDF cannot be denied ;
the spiders are not "banian trees". They are a new morphological feature which exist only on Mars. So Bye Bye trees  
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10-January-2008, 11:28 AM
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My first guess is that these "trees" were ice- or flowing water-based formations, but the Cosmic Log's hypothesis simply blew me away. Sand geysers? Never would've thought of that in a million years.
The Solar System is a fascinating enough place without folks like Hoaxland spouting junk about it. - Maha "blowing the lid off of woos" Vailo
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