Matt Beall

So, you know, the shoreline, you know, I don't know how you really figure that out, but maybe there's a couple of different models, you know.

We actually do know for sure.

But doesn't that, I mean...

the volume of water that's on Mars is a specific volume of water to create that exact shoreline.

But if there was 75% of the volume of water on Mars that's shown in this image, then the shoreline would be different.

It would be a smaller amount of ocean and it would just be lower on the, you know, running up into the,

So how do we really, I mean, is there like, do we have high watermarks?

Do we have like, is there a way to prove that, hey, we know that this is exactly where the shoreline came to?

Because ultimately it's a function of the volume of water that's on the planet.

Good enough.

And on Earth, we have some pyramids that are naturally occurring, right?

I mean, there's some in China, I think, and Antarctica is maybe a question mark for some people.

But I think there's a few that we're leaning towards naturally occurring.

I'm not sure if it's China or not, but are you familiar with it?

A lot of them are like burials and tombs for ancient rulers and whatnot, but I thought there were some.

But maybe not.

Yeah, probably.

Oh, that thing.

That's that thing, yeah.

Yeah, I mean, there's, I don't know if that's what, yeah, it doesn't matter.