Mars is dying and the earth with diluvia

 Report: #0080

Looking at Mars always makes me sad. A planet so similar to our Earth, so close to us, without civilization and apparently uninhabited. What disaster happened on Mars? What really happened? An ocean doesn't dry up overnight.

Mars had vast oceans – all dried up.  

Communication between Mars-Nessy, my correspondent on mars and the office of Mars and UFO Mysteries

Earth Office: "Mars Nessy, what do you know about this catastrophe?" 

Mars-Nessy: "Well, but tell me..." 

Earth Office: "No, Nessy, I'll ask you now. Then, after you tell me everything, I'll answer a question."  Mars-Nessy: "Well, but... I know that a long, long time ago, the people here enjoyed life too much. Everything was in excess. Food – everything needed to live – was like paradise.

The people forgot God. They thought everything had come for them and would always be so. They no longer thanked God for the good He had given them. Then God got angry and punished us.

They say it was the same on Earth. The people no longer respected God and angered Him. He had to punish them too. So God, with His gigantic Yahweh, took all the water that ran through the rivers and was in the sea.

He lifted it and threw it to Earth.

Here, the days of drought began, and on Earth, they say, came a flood like never before.

So God punished two sister cultures on two different planets at the same time. Since then, we've had to live without water on the surface.

But you tell me too... Did you on Earth have this endless rain and floods to cover the high mountains? Tell me everything..." 

Earth Office: "Now I'm speechless. This story is unbelievable." 

Mars-Nessy: "But in reality, it's said God punished Earth with too much water. And here on Mars, everything dried up. God punished us together!"

Earth Office: "That's how it is, Nessy. We need to talk more about this, but right now, I have to think."  Josef Bauer