“It shouldn’t have gotten there”
NASA spots yellow rock on Mars a
The Diary 24. 12/5/25
(English version of an
Argentinean site.)
"NASA unravels the mystery behind the alien rock
The team of researchers who made the discovery was led by Candice Bedford. He is a mineralogist and a geochemist from Purdue University’s Planetary Science department. This rock formation was discovered on September 19 while the rover robot was exploring a region called Jezero. This rock is named Phippsaksla."
(3I/ATLAS pass by was Oct 3rd)
" However, upon an analysis of this rock formation,
scientists found it to have
a high concentration of iron and nickel..."
"Finding that out was odd because those two elements were only discovered in meteorites. Although other rovers like Spirit, Opportunity, and Curiosity have found exotic rocks on Mars, this was the first time for the Perseverance rover."
"A breakthrough discovery
rewriting what we know about meteorite impacts on Mars
NASA discovered this alien rock about two months ago. And because of how rare it is to find meteorites on Mars compared to Earth, scientists are now looking to explore certain questions. One such question begs to ask
how often the red planet is struck
by alien rocks and how
the planet reacts to this impact."
(Well?
This might be a good place to start:
Sunday, August 31, 2025
"By comparing Hebrew historical,
Chinese astronomical,
and Latin ecclesiastical material,
we have established
that it was the planet Mars
which caused
a series of catastrophes
in the eighth
and seventh centuries
before this era."
p.306
Online PDF version
Available here:
Not saying he got it all right but that:
"By comparing Hebrew historical, Chinese astronomical,
and Latin ecclesiastical material,
we have established
that it was the planet Mars which caused
a series of catastrophes in the eighth and seventh centuries
before this era."
Seems at a minimum
worthy of more consideration
in light of what we are seeing today."
So it's rare to find a meteorite on Mars?
And they just happen to find one
with a rover that hadnt found one before
six weeks after 3I/ATLAS
closest "pass-by" of Mars?
With "a high concentration of iron and nickel"
??????????
And Avi is telling NASA
we need to be looking
for satellites around Mars
??????????
And if 3I/ATLAS didn't follow its
"original trajectory"
when it passed by Mars?
Whats to make us think
it is following the trajectory
NASA is telling us
that it is following now?
I mean they were just so forthright
in their "Live event"
and all...
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