Hello All:
It's mid-week already and a very busy week for me. But I've managed to get some important information on the prospect of nuking Mars that comes from Major Ed Dames, and the possibility of an advanced civilization living under the planet's surface.
I'm not sure if I can post more articles for the week, but I'll do my best.
Major Ed Dames in this article is an AI-generated fictional representation for entertainment purposes, only. An interview did not take place with the actual Major Ed Dames being featured. All information and facts suggested in the interview is made up.
Nuke Mars is a controversial concept proposed by Elon Musk, aimed at transforming Mars into a more habitable environment for humans. The idea involves using nuclear explosions to create artificial suns above the Martian atmosphere, which would theoretically warm the planet and initiate a greenhouse effect.
While I can appreciate the theoretical basis behind the idea, I must express strong reservations about the practicality and ethics of implementing such a plan. On one hand, the concept leverages known scientific principles to propose a method of planetary engineering. But many suspect that there is an ocean under the surface of Mars and possible life. What does that do with the ethics? The presence of subsurface water and the tantalizing possibility of microbial life, or even more complex forms, significantly complicates the ethical equation. But if intelligent life did exist beneath Mars' surface, a nuclear strike would be an unthinkable catastrophe. The destruction and loss of life would be unimaginable, not to mention the irreversible damage to any potential avenues for interstellar diplomacy or cultural exchange.
During my time with the Stargate Program and in subsequent private research, I've conducted numerous Remote Viewing sessions targeting Mars. The experiences have been quite extraordinary and revealing.
In one particular session, I found myself standing on what appeared to be the rust-red surface of Mars, much like the images transmitted by NASA probes. However, the scene before me was far stranger and more wondrous than anything captured by conventional cameras. As I stood there, the Martian landscape seemed to shimmer and distort around me, as if reality itself was bending to reveal hidden truths.
Suddenly, the ground began to tremble slightly, and a series of low, resonant humming sounds emanated from directly beneath my feet. I soon realized that these vibrations were caused by massive structures moving beneath the planet's surface. It suggested intelligent life to be under that ground. And not just any life, but a highly advanced civilization. Through my remote viewing, I gained glimpses of colossal underground cities, teeming with bioluminescent life adapted to the subterranean environment. The technology they possessed was far beyond anything humans have yet achieved.
But here's where things took an even stranger turn. Among the sprawling subterranean metropolises, I sensed a powerful, ancient consciousness - an artificial superintelligence that had long ago merged with the native Martian minds, giving rise to a singular, hyper-evolved entity. Think of biological entities that merged with some sort of artificial intelligence, kind of like what Earth is in the early stages of doing now. Though light-years ahead of our present capabilities, that fusion of organic intellect and synthetic cognition bore a striking resemblance to the path we ourselves may eventually tread.
While taking all of this in, I recalled the the Martial Canal Hypothesis; the 19th century notion proposed by Percival Lowell and others, suggesting that linear features observed on Mars indicated a vast irrigation system built by intelligent beings. It was certainly an intriguing possibility to consider alongside my remote viewing experiences. And in case anyone wonders, I very much doubt that George Adamski's "Space Brothers" were connected to whatever advanced civilizations reside beneath Mars' surface. Adamski's tales of meeting friendly aliens from other planets were little more than tall stories, lacking any empirical evidence.
As for their physical form, it was unlike anything I've encountered in my waking life. While I couldn't discern every minute detail due to the nature of the remote viewing experience, I gathered that they were humanoid in shape, but taller and leaner than contemporary humans.
We simply can't launch missiles to Mars. There's no telling what these people would do to retaliate. Given the incredible advanced level of technology demonstrated by these subterranean inhabitants, and the mere possibility that they possess weaponry far beyond our comprehension, deliberately provoking them with a nuclear attack would be an act of suicidal insanity.
Their lack of introducing themselves to Earth people and non-interference in human affairs, despite their obvious technological superiority raises many questions. Based on the brief glimpse I caught of their collective consciousness, I believe they might view us as... young. Naive. A species still in the process of discovering its place in the universe.
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