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The ‘door’ used by the solid core of Mars to exit and return to Mars an amazing ninety-nine times between 3687 and 687 BC, is, as expected, the most prominent feature on the planet to this day., yet tens of thousands of PhDs in planetary science have merely identified it as a canyon, comparing its length , 4000 km, and depth,7 km, to the Grand Canyon on earth. Why is there so little lava surrounding it? Because during each eight-day release period it was so wide open that all the debris around it cascaded into the cavernous opening or was swept into it by the core each time it returned and on the final release the entire interior collapsed to form the soft core which with little or no iron is not able to create a magnetic field. Scientific evidence for a “soft core” has been noted in a paper by C F. Yoder et al. titled “Fluid Core size Size of Mars from Detection of the Solar Tide.” Obviously, the lack of an internal magnetic field is consistent with the lack of an iron core. Where could it be??

In my book ” Miracle: The Creation of the Earth” the loss of the core of Mars core took place when on its ninety-ninth exit the solid core was prevented from returning to Mars in eight days by interacting with Venus, actually bumping into it and therefore remaining in the inner solar system, appearing to be a small “planet” and named Mercury, which notably is the most spherical “planet” in the solar system. Mercury, noted to be shrinking rapidly based on scarps on the surface, is also disguised by many small impacts of material ejected from Mars during the creation period which missed the earth and have been falling toward the sun and is still smacking into poor Mercury. The gentle impact of Mercury and Venus apparently left unusual “craters” on both Mercury, Caloris basin below and Mead crater with melt from liquid mantle of Mercury below that .

~ by Angiras on April 14, 2024.

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