> Hi Jack,
 >> JS>Scientists theorize that a meteor struck Mars eons ago, knocking
 >> JS>a rock into space which eventually found its way to Earth.
 >    Hmmmm... How about the hypothesis that what ever hit Mars
 > not only "knocked a rock" from Mars, but also all of its water
 > as well? How about the hypothesis that not only one or more rocks
 > eventually found its way to earth, but lots of its WATER as well?
 >    Might be just the thing to trigger the Genesis account of
 > the Flood eh?
The theory that a large meteor struck Mars and caused pieces of the
planet to fly off into solar orbit which eventually resulted in a
Mars rock finding its way to Earth is a sound one. However, science
has nothing but speculation about what happened to the water. It is
thought it either evaporated into space due to the low gravity, or
it seeped into the ground. There is a mission planed to land a robot
there, scoop up some material and return it to Earth. This may provide
some much needed clues. But this has nothing to do with UFOs.
The Genesis account of the flood took the form of rain. ...But that's
off-topic here, as all reference to the Bible is, unless it directly
relates to UFOs. ...Such as certain references in Ezekiel. ...And
even that's a big stretch.
Regards,
Jack
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