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To: SunkenCiv
the energy of the impacts, which produce a temporary dense local atmosphere making liquid water possible, briefly.

What factual evidence obtained from the surface of Mars, supports this theory?

What meteor impact has been observed on the surface of Mars and recorded with scientific instruments?

What meteor impact has liquified water on the surface of Mars and was also observed with scientific instruments?

What scientific instrument on the surface of Mars has recorded an atmospheric pressure change large enough to produce liquified water?

29 posted on 01/22/2006 10:02:56 PM PST by Hunble (a)
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To: Hunble

Your reply was actually an Aristotle style thought experiment, simply because Aristotle said that stones could not fall from the sky. It also contains no objections of any substance. Has anyone seen a glacier on Mars? No. Has anyone seen a volcano erupt on Mars? No. Has anyone seen impact craters on Mars and attempted to attribute them to volcanism? Oh, yes, and they were dead wrong.


78 posted on 01/24/2006 9:39:46 AM PST by SunkenCiv (In the long run, there is only the short run.)
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