[oh8eleven]

5 Reasons Mars May Have Never Seen Life
There's probably 105 reasons ... but that won't stop NASA from spending - i.e. wasting - billions more taxpayer dollars to prove nothing.

[freedumb2003]

Lack of an illudium Q-36 explosive space modulator

[shibumi]

There’s life there even now.

I know it’s true because Art Bell and Giorgio Tsukahairballos told me so.

So there.

[rovenstinez]

Life...on Mars. Darwin’s creatures never got around to spawning in the elements there. Interesting.

[TruthWillWin]

Reason number one: Democrats are not rushing there to give them stuff so they can buy votes.

[TomasUSMC]

LIFE WAS ALREADY DISCOVERED BY THE VIKING CRAFTS IN THE 70S AND THEY CALLED IT EXOTIC CHEMISTRY.

[mowowie]

I find it interesting how NASA purposely excludes certain obvious scientific instruments on their probes and rovers in order to justify their next multi-gazzilion dollar contraption.
Nice scam those guys got going on...

[count-your-change]

““It’s going to be hard to tell without going there with a team of astronauts and a deep drilling rig,” said Kasting. “But my gut feeling is that Mars doesn’t have, and never did have, life.”

Believing that there is no life on Mars, that there never was life on Mars, admitting that there is no indication for either is sufficient reason to go there and see. Brilliant!

Next NASA will explore the question, “If there is no life on Mars, where do Martians come from?”

[txrefugee]

These platinum-plated boondoggles keep NASA scientists at the public trough. That proves that there is no intelligent life among U.S. taxpayers.

[marron]

If there is no life there, there will be when we get there.

Finding life there will not disprove God. It will just make him (and his universe) even more interesting than it already is.