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Dihydrogen Monoxide FOUND ON MARS!!!! (pg. 3)
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| emc^2 |
| I wouldn't be surprised if the same bacteria and similar biochemical compositions were found on mars. I think just like math, chemical elements, biologic elements, even laws of physics would be universal, as life and (presumed) intelligence. |
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| Project-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by emc^2
there was a life on mars. we migrated over. women came from venus.
but in all reality, the mathematical odds favor the chance that there is life elsewhere in the universe. deal with it. I want to believe!
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The odds also favor that it's nowhere near us. |
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| trewqy |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
I'm not surprised in the least. Also,
Are you serious? Mars has polar ice caps that I was taught about far back in elementary school. Look at a picture of the planet then try telling me that it was "never confirmed."
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Thats dry ice. 95% of mars is CO2.
I cant believe you guys actually thought that the caps was water. |
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| Ibizadreamer AG |
| you know we light plenty of dro |
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| Capitalizt |
| quote: | Originally posted by Project-K
The odds also favor that it's nowhere near us. |
And if life ever was near us, chances are the civilization rose and died a billion years before we came along...or they will come along a billion years after we destroy ourselves.. |
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| PETRAN |
Life's not only intelligent. You could find anyhthing, from a cyclopic squid with butterfly-like wings to weird small viruses.
As far as i remember, there were various hypotheses about the existence of a shallow underground ocean under mars' surface (total recall style). At least, the existence of water is confirmed. Lets see if there are substantial quantities of it now.
Has anyone see those late Mars Global Surveyor Image pictures of Mars of very weird structures that look like perfectly symmetric holes, and strange (glass-)tube-like things?
And even if there is no life in mars (although i guess that microbes could exist), Some of the Jupiter's moons such as Europa (which is known to be mainly comprised by water) can be very promising... |
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| Redd |
| AP might have been right all along :eek: |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
some theorists believe that live on earth orginated from mars. correct? |
Yup. Apparently, many theorists belive men came from there, whereas women came from another neighbouring planet. And that makes me wonder... was Mars a gay planet before the male exodus? |
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| Dr. DAS |
How ever the base protiens got to earth to start life, they got to other places as well. I wouldn't be suprised at all to find simple bacteria, protiens, amino acids or whatever on Mars.
In a related story, Europa was recently surveyed by the Voyager (?) spacecraft during a planned fly-by on it's way to Pluto and the Kuiper belt. They took a stunning picture of a volcanic eruption, which combined with the ice known to be there may indicate large amounts of liquid water.
I'd be willing to bet there's life all over the solar system, but I'm sure most of it is just building blocks. |
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| Moral Hazard |
| have they found any feet washing up on shore yet? |
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| david.michael |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sunsnail
I want |
Holy , Silverhawks... I didn't know anyone else ever heard of them! :) |
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| Sunsnail |
| quote: | Originally posted by trewqy
Thats dry ice. 95% of mars is CO2.
I cant believe you guys actually thought that the caps was water. |
What is this crap you're spewing? |
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