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NASA Scientists 'Very Careful' With New Mars Data
NASA believes its Curiosity rover might have found carbon and chlorine molecules on the red planet. But before anyone says "Life on Mars," NASA needs more testing to confirm the rover's results.
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QUOTE (Felipe @ 14-Nov 12, 4:10 PM) There is actually alive plants in Mars, but for some reason, they grow very slow, and they don't release oxygen either.
I read somewhere that the discovery of plants in Mars is debatable. It seems to be another of those conspiracy theories. Some people are saying there are plants as big as trees while others saying the plants are very tiny and black in color.
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Did you all hear all the hype about the "Rat" In Mars? It's clearly a rock for heaven's sake! People just want to see life, I understand but it's obvious that it's a rock!
QUOTE NASA's Mars rover Curiosity will apparently perform no follow-up studies of a Red Planet rock that resembles a rodent, dealing a blow to the nascent field of Martian mammalogy.
The so-called "Mars rat" Has generated a lot of Internet interest lately, with some UFO buffs claiming that it may be an indigenous Red Planet lifeform or an Earth rodent Curiosity carried to Mars as part of a secret experiment.
But Curiosity scientists are pretty sure that the Mars rat - which was spotted in a zoomed-in portion of a photo taken by the rover in September 2012 - is just a rock. ['Mars Rat' Photographed by Curiosity Rover (Video)]
"Clearly, it results from, you know, a lot of things like wind erosion and mechanical abrasion and breakdown chemical weathering of the rocks, as to why they get these weird shapes," Curiosity deputy project scientist Joy Crisp, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., told reporters Wednesday. Source 6
The so-called "Mars rat" Has generated a lot of Internet interest lately, with some UFO buffs claiming that it may be an indigenous Red Planet lifeform or an Earth rodent Curiosity carried to Mars as part of a secret experiment.
But Curiosity scientists are pretty sure that the Mars rat - which was spotted in a zoomed-in portion of a photo taken by the rover in September 2012 - is just a rock. ['Mars Rat' Photographed by Curiosity Rover (Video)]
"Clearly, it results from, you know, a lot of things like wind erosion and mechanical abrasion and breakdown chemical weathering of the rocks, as to why they get these weird shapes," Curiosity deputy project scientist Joy Crisp, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., told reporters Wednesday. Source 6
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It would take a year to get to Mars and they would have to take massive amounts of food and water to start. Then they would have to try and grow food there. Any kind of mission to Mars is a suicide mission, we just don't have the technology yet. We need a faster way to travel in space, that would solve a lot of the problems.
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People will look for similarities in images that their brain match in past memories: a face, an explosion, a building and so on. It does not mean that's what happened or is there its just your brain trying to make sense of what it sees.
QUOTE A big, bad nuclear boom on Mars?
IT'S a favourite among Red Planet conspiracy theorists: That a massive nuclear war scorched Mars lifeless. Now a new photo is being bandied about as "Evidence". Ref. Source 8
IT'S a favourite among Red Planet conspiracy theorists: That a massive nuclear war scorched Mars lifeless. Now a new photo is being bandied about as "Evidence". Ref. Source 8
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