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The Bible refers to the hardened lava column at the north pole of priori-Mars. In the following excerpt, the prophet Ezekiel describes this feature, which was also thought to be rebellious, because it was cast down to the ‘earth’.

This ‘cherubim’ was the huge column of intertwined vertical lava tubes that rose up at the north pole of priori-Mars early in each encounter with the Earth.  The “mountain of God”  was the cone of debris formed as a result of many previous collapses of the column when convulsions shook the planet.  Thus the notion that it was brought to ashes upon the ‘earth,’ but the ‘earth’ was not ours, it was priori-Mars.  However, because of its great height, the debris field was quite widespread, as evidenced by its presence at both the Viking lander sites (22. N, 50. W and 48. N 226. W).  The lava column rose as high as 2300 km, the null gravity zone between the two planets.  The rising

liquid within it spread horizontally at four levels near the top.  This was most graphically depicted in the Egyptian hieroglyph known as the Djed Pillar or Tet – a column with four horizontal layers near the top, intimately associated with Osiris. The spreading layers indicate that a fractionation of pure metals was taking place.  In another Egyptian funerary myth the four horizontal layers were imagined to comprise the rungs of a rope ladder which was lowered to aid the deceased pharaoh’s ascend to the Duat.  These spreading layers were the reason it was referred to as a ‘tree’ in many cultures, e.g. the tree of life and upside-down tree in Shamanism.

Hindu myth reinforces the fractionation concept, describing each layer as having a unique color, texture and motion.  For example: resembling China roses, brilliant in appearance, internally united though separated from one another and characterized by the quality of passion (rajas); the color of gold and disunited; the color of black bees and collyrium, having a character at once terrible and not terrible, pleasant, characterized by both purity and darkness, and both beautiful and the contrary.  The scientific implications of this fractionation – of hundreds of enormous layers of possibly pure metals currently buried beneath the north polar cap of Mars, are enormous – not for shipping back to Earth (except gold), but for constructing colonies on Mars.

In one well-known Hindu myth, Brahma’s four heads were imagined conversing with one another, exchanging books of the Vedas.  Having absorbed all this knowledge, a fifth head appeared above the other four and became so swollen with pride, manifested by such extreme brightness, that even the other gods could not look at it.  They  conferred and chose Siva to cut off the fifth head.  In a curious turn, Siva was sentenced to carry the severed head forever, because he had cut off a head of another deity. This same event was obviously the origin of the Greek myth of Medusa, the direct viewing of whom caused instant death, who was finally killed by Perseus using his shield as a mirror.

I suggest that at one time a deposit of melted uranium or plutonium ascended to the top of the lava column and a critical mass ignited a naked atomic fission reaction in space at the top of the column, the radiation from which was actually too bright for men on Earth, about 32,000 km distant, to view directly.  An interesting aspect of the Hindu story is the notion that Siva was sentenced to carry the dead head forever.  As a result, I suggest that the smaller of the two satellites of Mars, Diemos, resembles pillow lava, completely different from Phobos, and thus may be the remains of that naked fission reaction which occurred less than 6000 years ago.  NASA should check Diemos for residual beta and gamma radiation from the  radioactive elements Iodine 131, Strontium 90 and Cesium 137.  Although their half lives are only 8 days, 29 years and 30 years respectively, the original event occurred less than 6000 years before the present.