The Violent History of Mars

The Exploded Planet Hypothesis (EPH) offers an alternative explanation for the origin of the asteroid belts and comets.

Originally made by John Bejko based on meta theories, Except for me changing the music to something I thought fit better. Vangelis Movement I from his Mythodea (2001) album.

Read more about the theory at http://www.metaresearch.org/solar%20system/eph/eph2000.asp

And how planets can explode at
http://metaresearch.org/solar%20system/eph/PlanetExplosions.asp

or go directly to the main site at
http://www.metaresearch.org/

Category:

Science & Technology

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• Meta
• Research
• Metaresearch
• Exploded
• Planet
• Solarsystem
• PlanetX
• creation
• meta
• research
• violent
• science
• Mars
• History

[SpaceForte]

I doubt it. Plus, the music takes away credibility. If you want to express a theory then do it scientifically, not melo-dramatically. Narrate, explain your hypothesis, pose some other bits of evidence, draw your conclusion...don't just beat us up with epic dramatic orchestra. But the vid graphics were cool and the concept would make an interesting movie.

[Pheonix7777777]

@SpaceForte So wait. The video did exactly all what you said. But you still think its sucks because the music was too good? :D

[SpaceForte]

@Phoenix - Maybe I am just a blockhead, but I prefer a documentary, scientific approach when dealing with this subject matter. As I said, all the ET videos on here just use music and slides as the messenger. Your topic was very unique and I think you could have used your voice to express your thoughts and that would have added credibility and creativity to your video. You could make it more Carl Sagan like...you know what I mean.?

[Pheonix7777777]

@SpaceForte This isnt my Video. Its a video created at MetaReasearch based on the research by Dr Tom Van Flandern.

If you want the hard facts and arguments you can always go to the links I provided in the info.

This video is meant as a quick overview, something to get your interest up, Just like any documentary. You don't really satisfy yourself with just the info you get in normal documentaries now do you? :)

[Pheonix7777777]

@SpaceForte And yes, I understand the points you make. But then this is youtube, People come here to be entertained, if they wanted real facts they would browse Arxiv for Master Thesis's and whatnot. As such I see your point, but I'm quite sure you are in a big minority when it comes to youtube.

[CrudbucketOnTour]

What is the name of the song?

[Pheonix7777777]

Vangelis - Movement I : from his Mythodea (2001) album

[rigurat]

it looks like the intro of a video game

[sterance2]

What truth would you be referring to?

[robertas2391]

body c is earth-like.

[DarthMaul25000]

:D



[DarthMaul25000]

The video didn't suck It was awesome the previous music made the video awesome.

[DarthMaul25000]

Please change the music back I used to to watch it all the time but now not so much please I'm begging you change the music back.

[ICU2P]

R.I.P Body C

[candibeas]

was there life on mars much like earth and after the explosions it became the red planet?

[vorlon1957]

HOW DO YOU KNOW IF THIS IS TRUE?

[PapalTime]

I like the bit where this is called "Meta research".

[SpaceForte]

@Phoenix - You make a good point, and I had not thought of it that way before. The "entertainment" factor you speak of is probably more true that I would have suspected, although my desire is more for information than entertainment. But I clearly see your point and I apologize for my earlier criticisms. I hope I was not too harsh.