MARS: The Case for Spirit's Water

SpaceDaily ^ | Mar 09, 2004 | Astrobiology Magazine

[LRS]

"The meeting was alSo Told thAt an unidentified object could be seen in the image taken immediatelY After Beagle WAs ejected from its mothership, Mars Express, five daYs prior to the landing attempt."

This means something!!

[Phil V.]

If you'd like to be on or off this MARS ping list please FRail me

[Unmarked Package]

This means something!!

Oh man, that is clever and so hilarious! You have perfectly captured how Hoagland's mind works (or doesn't work in his case).

[GeronL]

The unidentified object that Beagle 2 hit was actually Deimos. A moon.

Sorry.

[Bernard Marx]

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[GeronL]

The rovers will spend 150 days longer on Mars than expected

Actually they will spend the rest of their existance, most likely, on Mars...

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Check out this for quake action in the raw:

Live Internet Seismic Server

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And from Alaska:

Data from station COLA (College, Alaska)

[pepperdog]

Uh--am I reading these correctly, it looks as if all the action all over the world happened at approximately the same time?? Can this be?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Might be this one near New Zealand:

Quake near New Zealand

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Well, there is travel time for the vibrations to travel thru and around the earth.

[pepperdog]

Thanks. Much later, after I asked the question, I realized it had to be vibrations--I feel rather foolish. I have known for years that earthquakes far away show up on local instruments, but I guess I had a senior moment and forgot.