Nasa to Announce life on Mars today!, page 1
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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 08:18 PM by SLAYER69
reply to post by mongoking




Experts speculate that the methane is being emitted as a waste product by organisms called methanogens living in water beneath underground ice.


Finding Methane is an awesome step but it's a far cry from declaring they found life.
I think the title of this thread and that article are a bit on the sensationalized side.


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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 08:30 PM by amari
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As far as Methane on Mars if I'm not mistaken methane has been detected in the atmosphere of Mars before. The 1976 Viking mission detected the release of methane from what was thought were Macrobes from the cake mix set out to be eaten. Some scientists thought originally the Viking mission had a false reading or even a flawed experiment not giving true readings.

I believe it is just a matter of time before scientists release what they think are microbes or macrobes existing on the surface or beneath the soil of Mars.


reply posted on 25-1-2009 @ 01:59 PM by IronMan
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Mmm... I see where the logic is here. What ye'r sayin' is that
where there's Brussel sprouts, there could be other veggies,
possibly Swedes (which would tie-in with the Nordic sightings.

I'm outa my goard with excitement, I hope NASA don't squash it!


reply posted on 26-1-2009 @ 02:42 AM by ArMaP
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The problem is that the results you get are not really results, they are only results to your own eyes and to a small percentage of the people that see them.

If that is a problem of the ones that do not see it or a problem of the ones that see it is what you should find out, instead of repeating these images.

And considering that those that see the "faces" on the Mars images see "faces" in images taken on Earth, I think, at least for now, that the problem lies in the ones that see the "faces".


reply posted on 26-1-2009 @ 03:01 AM by Martindoolittle
reply to post by mongoking



The Sun is a tabloid and tends to over sensationalize every bit of news that they report, but we are not talking about another National Enquirer here or even a Sunday Sport. I think that this is a real story even if the headline does seem to suggest that life is the only possible explanation, even though farther down the page we can see that they haven't ruled out the possibility of some kind of geological reason.

The fact that NASA are even entertaining the possibility of life on Mars is a huge step forward. Even in the 90s when they announced the discovery of microbial fossils in an ancient asteroid the implication were that there may have been microbial life in Mar's ancient past.

It is true that they have a safety line with this new announcement with the geological explanation, but for NASA to announce that present extraterrestrial life is a likely explanation is huge.

I wonder whether we are seeing a sea change with the new administration, perhaps these are the first tentative steps toward full disclosure.

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