[Victoria Delsoul]

Opportunity had spent its entire time on Mars, since landing in late January, inside a shallow crater studying soil and the exposed shelf of bedrock. The most recent and telling observations came by taking 152 microscopic pictures of a rock named Last Chance.

The findings add to previous rover discoveries of hematite, a mineral typically formed in water, and the layered rocks being laden with salts, which led scientists to conclude the region was at least soaked with groundwater.

Well, I never doubted the existence of Martians, as a matter of fact they are living amongst us.

[blam]

"Well, I never doubted the existence of Martians, as a matter of fact they are living amongst us."

Interesting angle. I do agree though.

I think Sir Fred Hoyle has it correct in his 1975 book, The Intelligent Universe.

[Sabertooth]

Well, I never doubted the existence of Martians,
as a matter of fact they are living amongst us.

You mean Canadians.