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Phobos. Natural satellite of Mars. [SpaceEngine sim]

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🚨👽THERE IS A 270-FOOT MONOLITH STANDING ON A MOON OF MARS AND NASA PROPOSED A MISSION TO GO SAMPLE IT. "NASA proposed a mission in 2007 to send a probe to this monolith on Phobos, take a sample of it, and do some direct analysis." "It's estimated to be 85 meters in diameter and 90 meters tall. It's like 270 feet roughly — like a tall building in size." "I've examined those NASA images of that monolith, and clearly there is no other structure anywhere else on Phobos nearly as large." "Certainly the monolith is geologically anomalous. It doesn't seem to be a natural formation of Phobos." "It's too large. It's too symmetrical. Its albedo, or reflectivity, is significantly different from the surface of Phobos." "It's very plausible that our solar system has been visited by ET visitors in the past." "Three billion years ago, Mars was much more Earth-like. You had a biosphere, you had a magnetosphere, and you had water." "If they wanted to monitor that life, maybe they would put something on Phobos, like a monolith, to monitor it."

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