Mars' canyons, crater chains, and the vast gouge of Valles Marineris, estimated by the USGS at nearly a million cubic miles of missing rock, are the raw material for this argument. Comparative mythologist David Talbott narrates a tour built entirely from Google Mars imagery, moving feature by feature across the planet and rejecting the standard geological explanations of asteroid impacts and slow erosion. In their place he sets laboratory experiments in electric discharge, showing scarring patterns he says match Martian terrain more closely than any conventional model. The film, the second entry in the Symbols of an Alien Sky series, folds in ancient myths of thunderbolt-wielding gods as corroborating testimony for a catastrophic electrical event in Mars' past. This is Thunderbolts Project material, built on the Electric Universe framework that mainstream planetary science does not accept, and it presents that framework as settled fact rather than a minority position. Watch it for the high-resolution surface imagery and the discharge experiments, and for a clear look at how the argument is constructed.