Brian Cory Dobbs

Yes.

You see what I'm saying?

Mars is not subjected to the same erosional forces as Earth.

This is a tough sell.

I get it, because hardly anybody has seen stuff like this.

Few people really understand.

This is why Robert Schock is doing such a good job, because there have been many people... The Electric Universe Theory...

is critical to understand, to really fully appreciate this kind of stuff.

It has been around as long as Einstein, okay?

And Nobel laureates have worked on this kind of stuff.

There's a lot to it that helps explain the universe in an entirely different way.

Black holes, dark matter, dark energy are not exactly what we think they are.

Or rather, there's a different explanation for these things.

I'm not going to get into it today.

But these electromagnetic forces, the point is, Mars has scarring all over the planet.

It has craters.

Electrical discharge produces craters, hexagonal craters.

It has this giant Valles Marineris scar.

It has other types of scarring consistent with electrical discharge.

So yes, Mars has been completely devastated