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Topic started on 14-1-2009 @ 08:13 PM by mongoking
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This is from the Sun newspaper in England,which is a tabloid and not a real paper!]
but this is interesting,
check the link to view!
www.thesun.co.uk...
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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 08:18 PM by SLAYER69
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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 @ 08:25 PM by RFBurns
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Even if the life found is microbial, it is still life on another planet outside of our own. Life is life, it doesnt have to be intelligent, or large,
or have 2 arms and 2 legs to be classified as life.
All the current signs from the exsisting data suggest that microbial life very well may exsist. It just needs to be confirmed. Something tells me
however, that they already have that confirmation and are just playing the "stale, pale slow as a snail" game.
Cheers!!!!
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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.
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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 08:33 PM by SLAYER69
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Well there is now a breaking news thread so this must be on the up and up I hope this is it!
About time.
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reply posted on 14-1-2009 @ 08:40 PM by atsbeliever
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reply posted on 24-1-2009 @ 07:10 PM by JlehaneIII
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Oh I'm so hopeful that Nasa finds a few microbes hiding just beneath the soil.
Mars man 2004 Opportunity rover Spring panorama.
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reply posted on 25-1-2009 @ 12:15 PM by JlehaneIII
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Lets say life on Mars is roughly as old as life on Earth. Wouldn't fossils look like this?
Where is the logic to going thee and witholding
the info from the public who funds the missions? Life was found on Mars 1976. Live animals were found 1976. Fossils on Mars were found 1976. I
designed Mars rovers 11 years later 1987 because I could never accept that we are alone in the solar system.I just couldn't accept it.I couldn't
just lay down and TAKE getting the shiv,and denied the truth.I wasn't going to die not knowing that life is really everywhere,and life on Earth
doesn't exist in a vaccuum.So,now METHANE is finally opening up the news,3 decades later. Are the rest of you asleep?
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reply posted on 25-1-2009 @ 12:34 PM by moniker
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Where there is methane there is somebody eating brussels sprouts. Somebody eating brussels sprouts is clearly a sign of life.
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reply posted on 25-1-2009 @ 01:33 PM by ArMaP
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Originally posted by JlehaneIII
Lets say life on Mars is roughly as old as life on Earth. Wouldn't fossils look like this?
Probably not.
Not only those rocks do not look like fossils, those areas do not look like areas where fossils could be found.
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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!
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reply posted on 25-1-2009 @ 03:18 PM by atsbeliever
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awesome!! Lets bump this old thread so it looks like a new announcement eh?! LOl you guys are FUNNY
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reply posted on 26-1-2009 @ 12:12 AM by JlehaneIII
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I don't really love circling fossils that few
others can see,understand or deal with.I'd rather get close-ups of eyes stalking the Mars Spirit rover.This is a MIRROR IMAGE so it was one eye/face
that I mirror imaged,yet the smaller face at top looks less spooky.These animals came to the slow moving rover.the rear Hazard cam is about 2 feet off
the ground,and the mirror overhang is curved(one of the ways to get around masking is to throw them a curve). You have to go around the clowns with an
out of the box concept like "bending the image".Who cares if I'm unkind to the morons if I get results?
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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".
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reply posted on 26-1-2009 @ 03:01 AM by Martindoolittle
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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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reply posted on 26-1-2009 @ 07:37 AM by ArMaP
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For those that did not noticed it, this thread was resurrected by JlehaneIII.
NASA has made its press conference and all of this can be followed in another thread ( this
thread), as atsbeliever pointed on his post.
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