Have We Already Been To Mars?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isc5cKwi3GU Watch this. Study it. Chew on it for awhile. I’ll let the original source say his piece.
I was emailed this video by my brother who lives in Canada. He told me that is shows (so he was told) a joint US/Russian expedition to mars in the late 1970’s. When I asked him where he got this video, I expected him to say some “friend of a friend of a friend nonsence”, etc. But he said a colleague of his downloaded it off some russian video site only 2 days ago. I have taken the liberty of creating a Youtube account and uploading this video so that I can get some input on this, as if this is proven to be real, there is going to be some serious questions to answer.You goddamn better believe there will be questions to answer. My opinion? Yeah, 99% chance it’s a fake – if this were a real video from the 1970s, you’d think there would be SOME sort of film degradation. This practically looks HD. It’s also suffering from possible ‘too much shakey wavery focusy camera in AfterEffects’ in an attempt to make it look real. But whether it’s real or not is not the point. Imagine that infinitesimally small chance that it is real? That we’ve been in orbit of Mars before, searching for ruins. It’s fun to think about. You’d think that if the US and Russia were going to take a flight to Mars, though, they’d at least take the time to go down to the surface for awhile – travel time one-way is 8-10 months. Seems like an awfully long trip for a couple grainy 480p videos. Thoughts?
I think facepuncher is right, I recognize the spaceship from photos of the ISS.
@Tim Sylvester – If they didn’t land, they don’t need fuel for the return journey. Just use Mars’ gravity to slingshot the spaceship back towards Earth. And since there is no friction in space, you don’t need fuel to keep up the speed.
How did this film get back? It’s presented as a hand-cam within a capsule, so that implies that someone returned along with the film. Where did they get the fuel for the return trip? If they didn’t come back, who were they? Why didn’t they at least attempt a landing if they knew they wouldn’t return?
All the NASA footage that they’ve sent back from prior missions before digital transmission were film canisters. How would they send the hand-camera’s film back? An airlock?
Sorry I love mysteries and conspiracies but this one is too wild.
fake, see here. The part of the ship in the vid is from the Destiny module on the ISS
It’s a rip of this film from the faking hoaxer:
But the expedition is a known thing? Can this be a viral of someone?
Its’s truly something… yaiks!