<description>&lt;p class="text-node"&gt;Former NASA consultant and plasma physicist &lt;strong&gt;Dr. John E. Brandenburg&lt;/strong&gt; joins &lt;strong&gt;George Howard&lt;/strong&gt; to discuss evidence suggesting Mars was once a living world, and the data that points to a sudden, planet-wide catastrophe in its deep past.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p class="text-node"&gt;The conversation explores isotopic findings, surface imagery, and long-standing scientific questions surrounding Mars, as well as why its history may be central to understanding life, extinction, and humanity’s future beyond Earth.&lt;/p&gt;
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Former NASA consultant and plasma physicist Dr. John E. Brandenburg joins George Howard to discuss evidence suggesting Mars was once a living world, and the data that points to a sudden, planet-wide catastrophe in its deep past.The conversation explores isotopic findings, surface imagery, and long-standing scientific questions surrounding Mars, as well as why its history may be central to understanding life, extinction, and humanity’s future beyond Earth.

The Cosmic Tusk

Life on Mars, Archaeological Ruins, and Isotopic Evidence of a Nuclear Catastrophe ft Dr Brandenburg

Life on Mars, Archaeological Ruins, and Isotopic Evidence of a Nuclear Catastrophe ft Dr Brandenburg

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