"Minerals don't form overnight; they take years, centuries, millennia perhaps. We're looking at a place where a lot of water was there for a long time."
NASA briefing the other day left this up in the air. It's pretty important, I think. There was a lot of water there, and it was there for a long time.
To: LibWhacker
no matter how many times this guy gets his space theories right, chicks won't dig him :>
2 posted on
03/04/2004 12:53:29 PM PST by
KantianBurke
(Principles, not blind loyalty)
To: LibWhacker; Phil V.; NormsRevenge
It's gone now!
3 posted on
03/04/2004 12:55:07 PM PST by
Ernest_at_the_Beach
(The terrorists and their supporters declared war on the United States - and war is what they got!!!!)
To: LibWhacker
That's not the only thing that was left up in the air. How about the soil seemingly turning to mud in many places. Is there a mix of salt water in the top level soil. None of these issues were discussed.
4 posted on
03/04/2004 12:57:01 PM PST by
mict42
To: Phil V.
Ping!
To: LibWhacker
As PHIL V. Posted last night
HERE
This picture proves vary interesting.
It reminds me of wet plaster, or soap like.
12 posted on
03/04/2004 1:21:10 PM PST by
Robe
(Rome did not create a great empire with meetings, they did it by killing all those who opposed them)
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