This is my theory and the reason I dare write it down is because of certain supporting facts.
Our earth has been rotating for millions of years and may continue to do so for a long time to come. We know that the center of the earth consists of molten lava, in semi liquid form. The point I am coming to is that slowly but steadily the molten form of lava is solidifying. There will come a day when the entire mass solidifies leaving earth with very less or no gravity. The first impact will be on the atmosphere. Earth's magnetic field serves to deflect most of the solar wind, whose charged particles would otherwise strip away the ozone layer that protects the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation
Calculations of the loss of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere of Mars, resulting from scavenging of ions by the solar wind, indicate that the dissipation of the magnetic field of Mars caused a near-total loss of its atmosphere.
Similarly, Earths atmosphere will start to loosen and finally disappear to a great extend leaving the earth open to the ultra violet and infra red radiation from sun and space. This will vaporize the oceans and all water bodies leaving the earth as a dry desert.
Calculations of the loss of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere of Mars, resulting from scavenging of ions by the solar wind, indicate that the dissipation of the magnetic field of Mars caused a near-total loss of its atmosphere.
Similarly, Earths atmosphere will start to loosen and finally disappear to a great extend leaving the earth open to the ultra violet and infra red radiation from sun and space. This will vaporize the oceans and all water bodies leaving the earth as a dry desert.
As human beings evolve further and advance at a high pace in scientific discoveries, the first thing we will be looking for in this universe will be a place where life can continue before the doom day on earth. Imagine that we finally find a place. The first thing we would do is to confirm that there are no living/non living things on that planet that is a threat to us. If so we would first destroy them much before we even plan to invade.
My theory: did our ancestors live in Mars?
Mars compared to earth is very small, and the process I mentioned earlier, solidification of lava can occur on a much higher pace than earth. So, if we were on mars and come to know about this phenomenon, the very next step would be to move our homes to earth. Now we know that before man ever appeared on earth, there were dinosaurs. It is widely believed that they came to extinction due to a meteorite strike on earth; well could it have been a nuclear bomb from mars? To make sure that there were no threats to the human life which will be launched after a couple of centuries? In the holy Bible and well in Hinduism it is mentioned about an incident where every form of life was put in to a ship during the time of a great flood, can it be a reference to a satellite which carried life to earth? The space ship mentioned in the ancient books might have misinterpreted to a ship. We might have been scientifically much advanced in that time, but unfortunately no technology could have been transferred along with the specimens of life moved to earth.
Another point I would like to include is that if the theory is of any possibility, then earth might not be the only place to which we might have planned to move, there might be other places in this universe, it could be our brothers located far away that we call as aliens.
Sarat S.
