When a meteoroid shook the edge of Apollinaris Mons on Mars, it triggered streaks that carved a hundred new scratches on the surface. The European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter captured these dust avalanches on the slopes the night before Christmas in 2023.

🚀 What if we didn’t evolve on Earth... but escaped to it? In this mind-bending episode, we decode the most compelling and controversial evidence suggesting Mars was once home to intelligent life—possibly even our ancestors. From bizarre formations caught by NASA’s rovers (yes, including the infamous “butt crack rock,” jelly doughnut anomalies, and Mr. Peanut-looking craters) to unexplained patterns that eerily resemble ruined structures, we dig into the idea that the Red Planet may have been more than just habitable... it may have been home. 🧬 You’ll learn about: The pseudoscience vs. real science around the Face on Mars and planetary pyramids How panspermia and Maldek theory could explain our true origins A Harvard professor’s theory about nuclear war on ancient Mars SETI's real efforts to find life, alien language barriers, and decoded math-based communication Mars’ past habitability, methane spikes, magnetic fossils, and extremophile survival theories We also explore: Why NASA downplays certain rover discoveries Whether “coincidental” formations are actually signs of ancient tech What future Mars missions and resource-hunting corporations could uncover next 👽 Whether you’re a skeptic, space nerd, or full-on believer in the Martian backstory, this episode will make you look at Mars—and Earth—very differently. 🎧 Hit play to unravel the evidence. And maybe, just maybe... remember where you came from. ➤ Loved the episode? Follow the podcast, rate us five stars, and share it with someone who’s always had their head in the stars 🌌