Danny Jones

Because damn, there's that one, that one anomaly looks so much like a pyramid and like some of them look manmade.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So how big would that thing be, Steve?

that pyramid on Sidonia, the Rosetta Stone, do they have an idea of what the size of it would be?

Because if we know that life was here one time, or if we know at the very least that this planet was able to sustain life billions of years ago, who's to say that there wouldn't have been some sort of a civilization there that was technological or advanced in some way?

You know, there's this hypothesis called the Solarian hypothesis that this guy Adam Frank came up with, which is basically like if we wanted to figure out if there was a previous like industrial civilization on Earth, like before our recorded history, how would we find out?

Well, the hypothesis is like we wouldn't.

We would have no evidence of that.

There could be a completely like a super hyper advanced industrial civilization living right here on earth millions and millions of years ago.

And over time, you know, through like all the cycles of earth and the catastrophes that have washed across earth and, you know, just all that time, we're,

we would have no clue.

It would just, all that evidence would be gone.

So what's to say that couldn't have happened here if this place was habitable for life back then?

Okay, so this says the DNM Pyramid, a prominent feature in the Cydonia region of Mars, first image in 1976 is a large eroded Mesa, roughly, okay, it's five miles.

Wow.

significantly larger than the Great Pyramid of Mugisa, which is about 1.5 miles.

What did you just say?

Whoa.

So is this like the biggest mountain on Mars?