Was Mars once a Moon?
or has it always been considered a planet?
Forgive me if this topic has already been discussed.
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Was Mars once a Moon?
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Re: Was Mars once a Moon?
hi,
I believe that Mars was once Jupiter's satellite.
Because Mars is still a new star and it is expanding now.
The surface of Mars has traces of inflation here and there.
I believe that Mars was once Jupiter's satellite.
Because Mars is still a new star and it is expanding now.
The surface of Mars has traces of inflation here and there.
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Re: Was Mars once a Moon?
Mars was a moon of Earth and one face of Mars always faced Earth's north pole.
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Mo
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Mo
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Re: Was Mars once a Moon?
I've got him as a companion of Saturn 27,000 years ago.
No idea what he was up to previous to that, except possibly hanging out waiting to be picked up. Like us 15,000 years later.
Then a short lived companion to Jupiter some time in the mid to late 2nd Millennium B.C
No idea what he was up to previous to that, except possibly hanging out waiting to be picked up. Like us 15,000 years later.
Then a short lived companion to Jupiter some time in the mid to late 2nd Millennium B.C
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