Martian Life and Dust Devils

This page began as a standard Torah Codes experiment based on the 9th lowest ELS of MARS LIFE. The a priori key term was NEPHILIM, chosen because these Biblical giants (Genesis 6:4, etc.) are often linked with aliens.  However, in the course of investigating whether or not the Codes had anything important to say about life on Mars, facts related to Martian dust devils arose which led to strong evidence that the Martian atmosphere is many times denser than NASA admits.  This data, which is not derived from the Torah Code, has for the past 3 years been the subject of an intense investigation by my son, David Roffman, who has a space physics degree from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.  While there was at first a good deal of overlap between his findings and my site on the dust devil topic, I decided to withdraw from the discussion on my site and instead provide a direct link to the evidence on David's site.  I feel that what he has uncovered is more important than most of the topics on my own site (major exception: ELS Maps).  This is because if we are right, then our government may be covering up proof of life on Mars, or someone (human or alien) may be in the process of terraforming the Martian surface.  David's write up on the meteorlogical facts will not address these possibilities, but will simply focus on data available which suggests the higher than normally accepted pressure there. Please see his technical paper entitled Higher Than Advertised Martian Air Pressure.

     Nephilim are mentioned four times in the Torah.  There was about one chance in 38 for a match to occur (which is not very significant).  For more on Nephilim, see the link to Clark McClelland, a former Spacecraft Operator (ScO) at the Kennedy Space Center.  He allegedly witnessed a tall visitor who did not belong there on a monitor of the space shuttle cargo bay while it was in orbit on a Department of Defense mission.  The photo next to the matrix above is taken from a video about possible life on Mars.

     There is little that I or any citizen can do when examining the photos that purport to be life on Mars, but to use common sense.  NASA concedes that Mars was once, billions of years ago, covered by a shallow ocean.  But was there life in those seas, and if so, did it survive beyond whatever catastrophe destroyed those seas?  Yes, NASA admits that we have found water ice on the Martian surface, and evidence of recently flowing water there. But the lower left photo below (surrounded by green) seems to show liquid water on Mars today (which would be difficult to maintain in such a low pressure), and there are what looks like trees on the lower right photo below.  How do we see the forest through these apparent trees?  Start by simply looking at the color of Mars.  OK, it’s red.  But then ask WHY IS IT RED? 

     Mars is red because of the iron oxide in the rocks – all across the planet.  Why is this important?  Because it means that the whole surface of Mars was once exposed to oxygen.  The oxygen combined with iron in the rocks.  Just like what caused Utah to be covered with red rocks once the ancient sea that covered it was gone.  But oxygen is not a gas that tends to form in large quantities in an elementary form around planets.  How did it form on Earth?  It was made, we believe, largely by cyanobacteria – that is, by life.  To quote the American Museum of Natural History, "The appearance of cyanobacteria signaled the beginning of a global transformation. Free oxygen began to accumulate in the atmosphere, forming two gases new to Earth. One was molecular oxygen (O₂), well known to those of us who breathe it. The other was ozone (O₃), a gas that forms high in Earth’s atmosphere and, acting as a sort of global sunscreen, shields Earth’s surface from the most harmful UV radiation. In the long run, the gradual rise of oxygen had two sensational effects: It permitted life to evolve on dry land, and it permitted the evolution of organisms that could thrive on oxygen. You can breathe easily, thanks to those early cyanobacteria."

     So how did oxygen form on Mars?  Quite possibly the same way.  In other words, the best argument for life on Mars comes from the color of the planet itself!  We have seen evidence of liquid water flowing there from underground.  There may well be huge caves underground that are rich in water, oxygen, and life.  This does not mean that the picture of the Martian Big Foot, or forest, are really what they seem to be.  But if I had to make a bet, I’d bet on life of some sort being on Mars.  And I'd bet that the surface pressure of the planet is higher (perhaps up to 2 orders of magnitude higher) than what our governments admit.  Why the lies?  Religious interests and concerns about social order - the same issues that are at the base of the UFO coverup.