You're a hysterical kook.
I'm laughing hysterically.
Now, what about those Mars rocks? So now we know there are bits of plagioclase, which fits the relative abundances of salts and metals. Not surprising since the underlying motiff appears to be volcanic. Obviously water is eroding these rocks, clearly those are subtle outwash channels at the base of the hills, so we have to assume the hills have some water ice content. The plagioclase weathers into clays, the clays act as cement in localized sedimentation areas in the outwash, mud is everywhere, binding the bits into apparent conglomerates, so what was growing in the mud to create all those easily identified structural anomalies in the rocks that look, at first glance, like fossils?
Go ahead, ban me, I know how much creative thought upsets you all.
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