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Originally posted by MagicaRose
Mr Lear,
This may be off topic but can you tell me why we have a space station and why it has been out there for so long?
Do you know what they are doing there?
Originally posted by johnlear
What are they doing in the space station? Trying to keep it from falling apart.
Originally posted by _Raiden_
Me and a friend of mine were discussing aliens a couple weeks back and he said he heard a theory that what if there really were aliens on Mars but they had some sort of "shield" over the planet so we would see nothing except craters and mountains and what if what we saw on TV about the different rovers was actually not real but the aliens manipulating our television waves...I don't know sounds like an interesting idea what do you all think?
Originally posted by justgeneric
Yes Mars is roughly the same size as Earth, but lets assume that these are people who have no real labour issues, and no trouble finding, making or generating resources to create such a thing.
Originally posted by Darkmind
Originally posted by justgeneric
Yes Mars is roughly the same size as Earth, but lets assume that these are people who have no real labour issues, and no trouble finding, making or generating resources to create such a thing.
Ummm, no, sorry. Mars is about a third smaller than Earth, which means that the gravity is weaker. Any Martian (!) would have trouble walking on Earth as it would have evolved on a much different planet. A martian would also NOT look like a human - it would have evolved to cope with very different evolutionary demands. It might be carbon-based and breathe nitrogen-oxygen, but that might be the only things we'd have in common.
What we have to bear in mind is the fact that every living creature evolves in response to certain set constraints and stimuli. Talking about Martians is wishful thinking - but then we've been doing this since the 'canals' of Mars were first 'spotted'.
Life might have started to emerge on Mars, but it's long since frozen or fossilised by now. Mars is a dead world.
Ummm, no, sorry. Mars is about a third smaller than Earth, which means that the gravity is weaker. Any Martian (!) would have trouble walking on Earth as it would have evolved on a much different planet. A martian would also NOT look like a human - it would have evolved to cope with very different evolutionary demands. It might be carbon-based and breathe nitrogen-oxygen, but that might be the only things we'd have in common.
What we have to bear in mind is the fact that every living creature evolves in response to certain set constraints and stimuli. Talking about Martians is wishful thinking - but then we've been doing this since the 'canals' of Mars were first 'spotted'.
Life might have started to emerge on Mars, but it's long since frozen or fossilised by now. Mars is a dead world.
Originally posted by Darkmind
Ummm, no, sorry. Mars is about a third smaller than Earth, which means that the gravity is weaker.
Any Martian (!) would have trouble walking on Earth as it would have evolved on a much different planet.
A martian would also NOT look like a human - it would have evolved to cope with very different evolutionary demands.
It might be carbon-based and breathe nitrogen-oxygen, but that might be the only things we'd have in common.
What we have to bear in mind is the fact that every living creature evolves in response to certain set constraints and stimuli.
Talking about Martians is wishful thinking - but then we've been doing this since the 'canals' of Mars were first 'spotted'.
Life might have started to emerge on Mars, but it's long since frozen or fossilised by now. Mars is a dead world.
PARIS — Three-quarters of the 250 Mars science experts meeting to analyze the results from U.S. and European Mars probes believe life could have existed on Mars in the past, and 25 percent think life could be there even now, according to a poll released Feb. 25.
The poll was announced during a press briefing following the First Mars Express Conference, held Feb. 21-25 at the European Space Agency’s Estec technology center in Noordwijk, Netherlands.
Quarter of Mars Scientists at European Meeting Believe Life Possible on Red Planet
Originally posted by johnlear
Thanks for your speculation Darkmind and other than the size of Mars, thats all it is: speculation. And that speculation is based on information from NASA or is otherwise government influenced.
My speculation is based on insider information.
Who are you going to believe, a government entity or an insider?
Until you Darkmind, or I, stand in the middle of Tithonia or Cydonia, our personal speculation is just that.
Originally posted by Darkmind
Oh and Martian gravity is 38% that of earth's - the place CAN'T hold an atmosphere like Earth's, as it would just bleed away into space. Our atmosphere is held in place by a combination of gravity and atmospheric renewal (all those volcanoes are good for something after all).
Originally posted by scarthealienhunter
are martian differant from aliens?