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Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by gimme_some_truth
Here is a quote from Phoenix Principal investigator Peter Smith
"Phoenix has given us some surprises, and I'm confident we will be pulling more gems from this trove of data for years to come," said Phoenix Principal Investigator Peter Smith of the University of Arizona in Tucson.
You have nothing to look forward to but years of new info coming in.
Roughly Translated...
"We've found another way of guaranteeing our paychecks for the next few years!"
IMHO the lander was a waste of time given it didn't have the equipment to find life. Instead they went in search of the building blocks, i.e. water etc.. stuff everyone already KNEW was there... Everyone except NASA that is!
Is it just me or have NASA become passé?
IRM
[edit on 11/11/08 by InfaRedMan]
Originally posted by king Pop!p
reply to post by NavalFC
Ok for the last time I will respond to you Captain!lol..
#1: How do you know if theirs even a storm or anything blocking the solar panels? Do you see it threw your super duper powerful telescope? I think not!
2: Lets say if their was something blocking the solar light and rays. How do you know they don't have a sophisticated technology that acts as a back up power source while the dust settles?
This is NASA and they do have some of the most intelligent people on Planet Earth working for them, and millions upon millions of dollar in funds to create some new technology to get the job done.
OH! I forgot! You work for them. Disregard this post.
Originally posted by DroolsAlot
Originally posted by easynow
ok here is why
i thought they recontacted the Pheonix ?
LOL, Now thats a funny picture HEHE
Originally posted by REIKUKI
I think the whole mars missions are a fraud, and really they are not showing us images of mars but earth. Speacially to mention when they discovered the first martian "UFO" an airplane trail (so a earthy photo), and the photos seen in a nasa conference with a blue sky in a "martian" landscape. I think, and im sorry to say, that nasa is full of bull# and partial truth, where all their money go is really a mistery.
Originally posted by abcmanx
reply to post by DroolsAlot
From NASA's site.
The Phoenix Mission has two bold objectives to support these goals, which are to (1) study the history of water in the Martian arctic and (2) search for evidence of a habitable zone and assess the biological potential of the ice-soil boundary.
We are now told all goals have been achieved. Can we conclude:
1. That biological life has been found?
2. That it is intelligent ?
Originally posted by NavalFC
Actually no they didnt. they suspected water ice was there, but even if it was we did not know if the water or soil contained organics necessary for life, also the discover of a toxin in the soil told us alot.
Originally posted by chetinglendalevillage
...Finally - death of Phoenix.
A loser machine if ever there was one.
Originally posted by DroolsAlot
I wasnt sure where to put this post, but, I was just watching MSNBC and breaking news came up. I guess they cant get ahold of the rover anymore. I wonder what happened to it.
[edit on 10-11-2008 by DroolsAlot]
[edit on 10-11-2008 by DroolsAlot]