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Gilbert Levin, who was in charge of a life-detection experiment on NASA's historic Viking mission in 1976, says his biology experiment detected activity in the Martian soil.
"We obtained positive data corresponding with all the pre-mission criteria, which proved the existence of microbial life in the soil of Mars," Levin, who is the CEO of biotechnology firm Spherix, Inc., said in a telephone interview from his company's headquarters in Beltsville, Maryland.
NASA saw it differently. After scientists conducted additional experiments, which contradicted Levin's initial findings, the space agency concluded that Mars is a dead planet
He now charges that the organic analysis instrument used by NASA for the Viking expedition was too insensitive, requiring millions of microorganisms to detect any organic matter. It even failed to detect organic material on Earth in some instances, said Levin.
Spherix Incorporated is developing innovative biopharmaceutical products and providing technical and regulatory consulting services to food, consumer products and pharmaceutical companies. Through its two subsidiaries, Biospherics and Spherix Consulting, Spherix strives to better the human condition.
We’re taking aim at chronic disease and we won’t give up until we conquer
Product safety is the foundation of consumer trust
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Also relevant is the official website of Spherix Inc.
Spherix.com
Spherix Incorporated is developing innovative biopharmaceutical products and providing technical and regulatory consulting services to food, consumer products and pharmaceutical companies. Through its two subsidiaries, Biospherics and Spherix Consulting, Spherix strives to better the human condition.
Biospherics :
We’re taking aim at chronic disease and we won’t give up until we conquer
Spherix Consulting :
Product safety is the foundation of consumer trust
Hmmm....Very interesting.
from L. sphæra "globe, ball, celestial sphere," from Gk. sphaira "globe, ball,"
adjective suffix, "having to do with, having the nature of, being, made of, caused by, similar to"
Gk. -ikos "in the manner of; pertaining to."
-trix fem. agential suffix, from Latin, corresponding to masc. -tor.
bright star in the left shoulder of Orion, from L. bellatrix "a female warrior," frequently used as an adjective, "warlike, skilled in war," fem. of bellator "to wage war," from bellum "war." The Latin name, from the Alfonsine Tables (mid-13c.), very loosely translates the Arabic name for the star, Al Najid "the conqueror." In astrology it was the natal star of all destined to great civil or military honors, and rendered women born under its influence lucky and loquacious; or as old Thomas Hood said, "Women born under this constellation shall have mighty tongues." [Allen]
late 14c., from O.Fr. matrice, from L. matrix (gen. matricis) "pregnant animal," in L.L. "womb," also "source, origin," from mater (gen. matris) "mother." Sense of "place or medium where something is developed" is first recorded 1550s; sense of "embedding or enclosing mass" first recorded 1640s. Logical sense of "array of possible combinations of truth-values" is attested from 1914.
Originally posted by SpaceJockey1
Has anyone considered the possibilty that NASA have secretly been SEEDING Mars over the years?
Let loose some microbes & fungi and see what develops...
If it was me calling the shots, it's what I would have been doing.
Originally posted by SpaceJockey1
Has anyone considered the possibilty that NASA have secretly been SEEDING Mars over the years?
Let loose some microbes & fungi and see what develops...
If it was me calling the shots, it's what I would have been doing.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
This is right along the lines of Nikola Tesla finding free energy back in the 1890's. If it doesn't suit the agenda---it doesn't count!
I think we'd be amazed if not shocked if we were to ever find out what others are really holding back.
NASA's 1976 Viking Mission experimenter Gilbert V. Levin who had written in 1997 that his Labeled Release (LR) experiment detected living microorganisms on Mars, recently said that instruments aboard Curiosity can confirm his published claim.
Contrary to the statement of NASA that its new mission to Mars carries no life detector, Dr. Levin said that the organic analyzers and the high resolution camera on Curiosity are his "stealth life detectors."
Together with Dr. Patricia Ann Straat as his co-experimenter, Dr. Levin conducted the LR experiment that produced evidence of life on Mars. However, NASA discounted the LR results because another Viking instrument failed to find organic matter, the stuff of life.
To further prove his claim, Levin has written Dr. Mike Malin, designer of Curiosity's camera, requesting for high-resolution pictures of "lichen-like" colored patches as these might be living organisms.
reply to post by muzzleflash
And this guy talking about microbes on Mars is with a company using that in it's logo
I'm sure it's happened unintentionally with bacteria and the like but an actual seeding program would be massively irresponsible - doesn't mean it wouldn't happen though.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by MissSmartypants
Thanks MSP Going to check out your other thread and video right now.
I've always had a feeling Walter wasn't as squeaky clean as people thought he was. It's been said that NASA asked Disney for help in filming some Moon-scenes 'just in case' the astronauts or the film didn't make it back.
But that's for another topic, another time.
Thanks again.