After the Martian Apocalypse
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The following is taken from MacTonnies.com with permission from Mr. Tonnies for use in The Book
After the Martian Apocalypse
Extraterrestrial Artifacts and the Case for Mars Exploration
Book by Mac Tonnies in 2004
Did a civilization once thrive on Mars? Shocking and revelatory, this expose takes a critical look at the mounting evidence -- and attempts to discover why it is being ignored.
NASA spacecraft continue to send back image after image of the Martian surface, providing the scientific community a knowledge of the Red Planet that was once the stuff of dreams. But not everybody is content to write the pictures off as snapshots of a lifeless world. Many people across the globe believe that evidence for a long-dead Martian civilization is plain to see. And while the subject has lit up the Internet and occupied the alternative press, nobody in government or mainstream media will touch it. Until now.
In After the Martian Apocalypse, acclaimed author and columnist Mac Tonnies paints a unique portrait of an unsettling planetary neighbor and the profound mystery that awaits us there. Detailing the very latest Mars discoveries, he presents new evidence favoring the existence of an extinct civilization on the Red Planet -- an enigma that has become mired in the politics of belief as it challenges our deepest notions of humanity's role in space. Blending a scientific detective story with trenchant cultural commentary, After the Martian Apocalypse is an uncompromising and utterly enthralling look at an ongoing cosmic controversy.
Mac Tonnies' Essays
- Skeptics, Debunkers and Believers
- Thoughts on Extraterrestrial Archaeology
- Why Cydonia Should Be Reimaged Regardless of Anomalies
- The Face on Mars: Evidence of Extraterrestrial Intelligence?
- Sentience and Circuitry: Meat is Memory
- The Roswell "Hieroglyph" Controversy
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