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Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
I recently recieved a cassette of an ex Navy Seal specialized in Compression and UFO's. I believe his name is Cooper. He was giving a seminar on his findings...
Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
How do we know the atmosphere is that thin though? The info we get are through text books the government edits. Slightly biased I'd say.
Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
How many independant researches have been done on mars not funded by the government?
Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
Really, I'm just curious, from lack of knowledge. How can you, with a telescope measure the oxygen content of an atmosphere. I've looked at mars through a telescope, it was tough to see the polar caps let alone the atmosphere.
Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
He specialized in deep sea diving/air pressure. But the later part of his life, last 17 years he studied solely UFO's.
How do we know the atmosphere is that thin though? The info we get are through text books the government edits. Slightly biased I'd say.
Originally posted by Here Now
i would personally like to see this technique used here on earth. Why cant we try and let our mountain climbers work with the technology.
Originally posted by iori_komei
Originally posted by ingeniouslycorrupt
How many independant researches have been done on mars not funded by the government?
That depends, what exactly do you mean.
Anyone with the right telescope and knowledge of astrophysics and such can see that
Mars does not have enough atmosphere or even the right chemical make-up to support Terran life.
Originally posted by ZikhaN
How does a telescope tell you wheather or not an atmosphere is thick or not? Just because you have a telescope and you're aware of astrophysics (I won't say "specialized" because I'm guessing specialized astrophysicican are somehow related to the government) ...
... doesn't mean that you can tell wheather or not Mars is breathable without aid.
The only people who can tell are most likely not independant. And I don't think any casual space exploration instrument will be able to tell you anything about Mars besides it's appearance.