The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 1
This is the solar system, and you will note the inclination of the inner planets, all seem to lifted on one edge, upwards towards the inclination of Ceres.
As if a massive gravitational body lifted the planets from their own celestial plane.
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 2
This is top down, showing Ceres, between Mars, and the shattered remains of a long destroyed planet.
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 3
This a side by side, to scale of the inner planets.
Note that Ceres is the little icy ball next to Mars.
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 4
This is Mars, and its giant canyons.
Note the curious alignment of the valleys, with the inclined orbit of Ceres.
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 5
picrel is Ceres, its made of brine, AKA seawater.
Dawn found Ceres's surface to be a mixture of water ice and hydrated minerals such as carbonates and clay. Gravity data suggest Ceres to be partially differentiated into a muddy (ice-rock) mantle/core and a less dense but stronger crust that is at most thirty per cent ice by volume. Although Ceres likely lacks an internal ocean of liquid water, brines still flow through the outer mantle and reach the surface,
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 6
Have you figured it out yet?
The Comet cameth, Anons, and it passed too close to Mars.
Its gravity drained Mars oceans, and dragged the oceans into space.
The canyon is the result of a tremendous flow of the oceans, that was being dragged into a gravitational vortex, and literally pulled up into the void.
Want to find evidence of life on Mars?
Go drill a hole in Ceres, and whatever lived in Mars Oceans, is now perfectly preserved, in an icy tomb, forever drifting around the Sun.
The Comet Cometh, Mars, and an Ocean Frozen in Time 7
So if this Comet can pull the ocean off Mars, and it did, what will it do to the ocean on Earth?
If giant canyons are formed by rushing water, then how did the canyons and fiords form on Earth?
If we happen to be on the other side of the sun, when the comet cometh, we should be fine.
If we happen to be on the close side of the sun, and this thing passes, the we will see something truly terrifying.
Not a wave, but a tide.
A tide so high, it will, and has, gouge out mountains and form fiords, and the run off tear out canyons…..
Its happened before, it will happen again.
No.
The Comet drained off Mars oceans.
If Ceres is made of seawater, then where did the water come from
If canyons are caused by rushing water, the where are the oceans on mars?