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[skylark]

MARS- NEW CYDONIA ANCIENT ET/ALIEN MONUMENTS FOUND

-Massive, ancient terra-forms has been found on Mars-

*'Sweeps' NOTE:
…I'm sure many of you have followed/seen (?)...the blockbuster news about the New Cydonia claim on Mars. But, if you haven't and/or wanted to know more
information about this area of Mars-Reull Vallis…which means valley… here below are some great pictures and more information which will help your 'search' about all this. There are also Great photos…and not blurry/'S'

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[captain]

skylark, on Aug 8 2009, 12:32 PM, said:

MARS- NEW CYDONIA ANCIENT ET/ALIEN MONUMENTS FOUND

-Massive, ancient terra-forms has been found on Mars-

*'Sweeps' NOTE:
…I'm sure many of you have followed/seen (?)...the blockbuster news about the New Cydonia claim on Mars. But, if you haven't and/or wanted to know more
information about this area of Mars-Reull Vallis…which means valley… here below are some great pictures and more information which will help your 'search' about all this. There are also Great photos…and not blurry/'S'

*CLICK below on the 'My Website' Link for the story/photos/comments:

Visit My Website

-Would be nice if we knew more about 'who took'/released' these photos. We have had many Martian Anomolies on this Forum...and FEW respondants. So, will in fact 'Joe/Jane Doe'/the Public get excited over this 'NEW' announcement. Doubt it...too much controversy and 'EXO-POLITICS' isn't exactly the most reputable 'Account' of these ? facts. Guess we'll have a wait and see if any other analysis crops up on this 'New findings'. Thanks-Captain

[simple simon]

Coming soon - next week - Dr Who and the 'Waters Of Mars'. What an interesting title, erm is there water on Mars and what happens when a human comes into physical contact with it?

And did my questions relate to a sci-fi plot - or the planet Mars in our solar system?

http://www.bbc.co.uk.../episodes/S0_07

Simon

[skylark]

simple simon, on Nov 8 2009, 07:19 PM, said:

Coming soon - next week - Dr Who and the 'Waters Of Mars'. What an interesting title, erm is there water on Mars and what happens when a human comes into physical contact with it?

And did my questions relate to a sci-fi plot - or the planet Mars in our solar system?

http://www.bbc.co.uk.../episodes/S0_07

Simon

*Dam Simon,
...Was going to say, 'Will look out for this one'. But, when Clicking on the 'Trailers'...a message comes up 'not available in YOUR area'. Hmmm.
However, if it's on BBC, maybe can get it next week on the Telly. We'll see. Thanks/'S'

[simple simon]

Hi Sweeps,

Its a shame that this is not shown where you are. Dr Who also has some spin-offs named Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures - the latter being broadcast during the children's TV slot.

The Doctor does not normally appear in either of these (although he is sometimes mentioned in passing) but one exception was made recently when he appeared in one of Sarah Jane's storylines (about her almost becoming married). Torchwood alas is no more, as in 'Children of Earth' the building in Cardiff was destroyed, one of the main people gets married, another is killed and the Captain goes off in space.

I read about the next Dr Who in the Radio Times. Its set in a Martian out station in 2059, and supposed to be 'very dark'. It seems that there is some sort of parasite or infection in the water which changes people. Thats about all I know, at present.

At 7pm this coming Sunday I'll be hiding behind the sofa / peering over the top of the back hoping that eventually all goes well.

LOL.

One way in which you might be able to watch it is if you can find and use a proxy server based in the UK. I've never tried doing this, but since the BBC blocks web access to its programmes if they are outside of the UK so maybe this will be a way to get around that.

btw, is life about to imitate art? is there really something in the water on Mars (the Moon / elsewhere???) which 'does things' to people? Or am I just paranoid?

regards,

Simon