Martian Nuclear Catastrophe | The Disturbing Evidence

00:00 - Intro
1:12 - The Martian Nuclear Hypothesis
11:33 - Interplanetary War
17:44 - Outro

The planet Mars is an arid, desolate wasteland; however, its barren landscape holds tales of its past. Upon closer examination of the evidence, a startling possibility emerges: the Red Planet's current form may be attributed to the use of nuclear weaponry.

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[PkkSpiral]

Solid work, man. I’m proud to be able to point to this channel like “I went to middle and high school with him!”🤘🏾

[twilight]

This was so good. The best concise explanation of the hypothesis I've ever seen. I'm excited to be an early subscriber, since your channel is bound to blow up!

[killman]

Crazy to think that Mars may have gotten the exterminatus treatment long before we ever existed.

[jezzusj]

I watched his original lecturer's years ago, very happy to see others catching on and spreading awareness.
Great vid ☮️🙏 Great vid ☮️🙏
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[SourPacks]

I like how I have random ass thoughts and theirs always someone covering it on YouTube 😂

[KempWilcher]

Interesting vid. I have only recently heard about the nuke hypothesis on Mars. Thanks for the upload. Cool stuff, man. I might have to get Doc Bradenberg's book too.

[ianmoone]

Fantastically provocative. I hope you’re well and have a great week ahead of you. First video I’ve seen of yours. I will scout out the rest for sure. I wish you all the best going forward in your creative endeavours. Take care ✌️

[Zetaret]

Honestly man just came across your channel, you definitely do your research big fan dude

[arclite]

Blown away, a very good video thanks! I knew a while back that mars was inhabited by people and that there was a nuclear war that turned it into the mars we know today. So happy i found this.

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[traceyminogue]

Fascinating - a lot of research condensed into a very easy to follow and compelling vid. Really enjoyed watching it and learned lots! Great channel 😎

[konnorleerek]

Wow; a channel actually worth subscribing to. Don’t find those very often.

[WICKEDEXPRESSLLC]

Martians were the ones who killed the dinosaurs because they needed another place to live because Mars atmosphere was dying slowly so they cleaned up this planet because they couldn't live no longer on theirs

[omnislasherRX]

Awesome compilation and you narration is astounding. Keep it up bro!

[davidwartski]

Wow! Absolutely brilliant job on this!

[supercooloz]

Remnants of those ancient wars are scattered throughout our solar system!

[alwilson]

Glad to watch a segment on this controversial subject since, long ago, I read some of his writings and was extremely impressed with the scientific basis for this more than likely catastrophic theory of Brandenberg's, RIP, along with his (and others) hypothesis on the possibility of alien life on Mars. There are various sufficient reasons easily provided for these ideas he developed, and also something not addressed here, the exploding planet theory between Mars and Jupiter which he courageously proposed. Importantly this explains the heavy presence of exotic elements and uneven rotundity of the planet from the aftershock effects and apparent asteroid strikes on mainly one side, which altogether needs be taken seriously by the mainstream NASA and space-related communities. The asteroid belts are accorded this origin as well. But sadly, he received no respect from his fellows in spite of his well established success in the field and the strong logic of his presentations of the evidences. Thanks for taking it on.

[cascadianrangers]

My only question is if this happened so long ago wouldn't the half-life of all the different isotopes have been short enough that there wouldn't be any noticeable traces left by now? I know some things have half-lives measured in thousands of years but even then...

Most of the isotopes that are released after a blast are relatively short-lived and although extremely distinct

[Ivan_Ardon]

Great work! First time watching your work and I am very impressed. New subscriber earned! <3

[Lord_Hamlet_III]

Definitely subscribed. Love this video