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Life on Mars, Archaeological Ruins, and Isotopic Evidence of a Nuclear Catastrophe ft Dr Brandenburg

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Former NASA consultant and plasma physicist Dr. John E. Brandenburg joins George Howard to discuss evidence suggesting Mars was once a living world, and the data that points to a sudden, planet-wide catastrophe in its deep past. The conversation explores isotopic findings, surface imagery, and long-standing scientific questions surrounding Mars, as well as why its history may be central to understanding life, extinction, and humanity’s future beyond Earth.

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