Siding Spring Comet Causes Huge Explosion on Mars?Eric Blair Those who follow us on Twitter may know that we predicted this might happen. Heres our Tweet from 3 days ago referencing the comet passage of Mars with the Moon bombing: Im one who believes that the official space program is light years behind what theyre actually capable of. Gary McKinnon hacked NASAin 2002 and uncovered lists of non-terrestrial officers and other technical data strongly suggesting the existence of an advanced secret space program. If youve ever studied the secret space programs you may have seen this coming too. Theres quite a bit of evidence that intelligently designed structures exist on both Mars and the Moon. Most seem like ruins from long-lost space travelers, but some appear to be very modern bases. (Google and YouTube it and have fun) The confusion about why NASA actually bombed the Moon in 2009persists today.The official story was to see if it would release frozen water, but the results were considered inconclusive as NASA called it a flop and said they may have struck a dry hole. However, many believe, like I do, that the true intention of the Moon bombing was to cover-up structures on the Moons surface that would be visible to the lay person or another government in the near future. Ditto for this explosion on Mars. Ask yourself why NASA or any other major space agency hasnt reported this explosion yet. Surely it would make sexy headlines for space fans. As space travel and viewing becomes exponentially cheaper, and with multiple private and public Mars colonies in the works, the truth of what really exists on Mars was going to be exposed one way or another. Until now, that is, since this blast seems to have engulfed the entire Earth-facing surface of Mars. Yes, Im suggesting that one of the multiple satellites buzzing around Mars and the Siding Spring comet was equipped with weapons to cause this explosion. I have no proof. Its purely a conspiracy theory based on other unproven theories about what may exist on Mars. Tell me what you think. Recently from Eric Blair: 