Proof of Life on Mars

Reuters ^ | 13-April-2010

[jda]

"The second study suggested that ice has recently melted and re-frozen on Mars . . ."

[jda]

So, if ice on Mars has melted and re-frozen, then there is obviously REAL climate change on Mars. And, since climate change can only be caused by humans, there must be human life on Mars that is intentionally releasing, and then over-controlling greenhouse gases.

How can the climategate alarmists spin this to prove that we humans on earth are causing cosmic climate change?

[Klemper]

Bush’s fault.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

“If she weighs the same as a duck, then she’s made of wood ...”

[bruinbirdman]

"Proof of Life on Mars"

NASAs budget is up for review?

yitbos

[kosciusko51]

The post title is misleading. The actual Reuters title is:

"Studies show more evidence of water on moon, Mars"

[jda]

Yes, but the quote from the article is specifically about Mars.

You obviously don’t comprehend the underlying message of the post - you must be a leftist.

[Waco]

Probably a lot of CO2 and caribu also, Batman.

[kosciusko51]

You obviously don’t comprehend the underlying message of the post - you must be a leftist.

It is too early in the morning, and I haven't had enough coffee for this kind of sarcasm.

I was just commenting that the title was misleading. If you would have put the Reuters title with your editorial title next to it, I would not have said anything...

[jda]

Sorry for jumping to conclusions. I was merely trying to make people think a bit. Enjoy your second cup.

[kosciusko51]

No problem. Thanks.

I did some work on the Mars Reconnaissance Observer, and have been following the various Mars missions for a while. So I was interested in your title and what proof of life they found. I was a little disappointed when the actual article did not live up to the title.

[6SJ7]

Mars Rovers fault!

[MissyMack66]

That’s great. Will 0bozo be going to Mars to greet the Martians as president of the Universe? Does he plan to send tea party people to work in slave camps there?

[SunkenCiv]

My very first post on FR was about the planet Mars, who would have figured?

The second study suggested that ice has recently melted and re-frozen on Mars

From impacts, check.

Here's an oldie from vannrox, NASA to Announce 'Significant Findings' of Water on Mars Tuesday! [3/01/2004].

• Red planet's hue due to meteors, not water -- "There is something of a paradox about Mars," agrees Joshua Bandfield of Arizona State University in Tempe. His team recently showed that the planet has no large deposits of carbonates, which should have formed if giant pools of water had persisted on the surface. Bandfield suggests that liquid water must have occasionally burst out of the ground, carving channels and gullies, but that it quickly froze again in the frigid Martian climate.

KevinDavis -- a lost FReeper, operation clinton cleanup, posted something very interesting (years ago) about a direct ascent, one vehicle manned Mars mission right here in one of your topics.

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[fanfan]

I bet you have a link to that.

;-)

[SunkenCiv]

You name it, I got it. ;')

• A third of Mars once covered by ocean: study
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• Small Comets and Our Origins

[BenLurkin]

Good news. I'm looking to catch up again with Dejah and Woola.

[BenLurkin]

Good news. I'm looking to catch up again with Dejah and Woola.

[fanfan]

;-)

I meant your first post on FR.

Don’t post it here, but freepmail it to me if you have it.

[wendy1946]

Mother Nature does not do straight lines or Bezier curves on a three mile scale:

Cities interest me; germs don't.

[bigheadfred]

Looks like Ima gonna half to do own interpretation of this. The only one of my drawings I have uploaded is this.

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee19/bigheadfred_111/a-2.jpg

Jump scream yell. It is just a drawing.