Plantlife On Mars?

A few weeks ago I read this megazine and it showed pictures of Mars that contained plantlife near the pole. I'll try looking for a link. Anyone else know about this?

paranormal.about.com...

First, the NASA strategy;
www.cmex.arc.nasa.gov...
Evidence of Plant-Life;
www.marslife.com...
www.daviddarling.info...
www.daviddarling.info...
www.daviddarling.info...
Plant life images;
www.daviddarling.info...

Get the April/May/June copies of "UFO Magazine".
ESPECIALLY the one authored by the LATE Graham Birdsall (may he rest in peace).

I suggest having a chat to Arthur C. Clarke, regarding this topic...

Yeah I remember it was UFO megazine.

those look like plants??

could be, mars is a strange planet.

VirusClock,

This has been discussed before..

Here is a saved search..
www.abovetopsecret.com...

I hope you get my point about this?

They are not plants, see below for explanation

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

From The MGS website,

Because the martian air pressure is very low--100 times lower than at Sea Level on Earth--ice on Mars does not melt and become liquid when it warms up. Instead, ice sublimes--that is, it changes directly from solid to gas, just as "dry ice" does on Earth. As polar dunes emerge from the months-long winter night, and first become exposed to sunlight, the bright winter frost and snow begins to sublime. This process is not uniform everywhere on a dune, but begins in small spots and then over several months it spreads until the entire dune is spotted like a leopard

Originally posted by spacedoubt
VirusClock,

This has been discussed before..

Here is a saved search..
www.abovetopsecret.com...

I hope you get my point about this?

Yeah, but I mean actual plantlife (like bushes, trees, etc), not green algae. Sorry anyways.