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Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
I'm getting really tired of all the hoaxes.
Originally posted by grind
Originally posted by sensfan
Originally posted by grind
What about this picture labeled "Water ice in crater"?
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edit: In retrospect, they all look computer generated to me.
[edit on 19-2-2007 by grind]
What about it? What should I be looking at in that image? Looks pretty normal to me.
Oh, nothing... nothing at all.
Carry on... carry on.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Image courtesy: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin (G. Neukum)
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Originally posted by MadSigntist
Is'nt that the "Artist Formerly Known As" PRINCE?.....
MS
Originally posted by Hippycracker
About that crater ice pic. If u look closely u should see small green patches around the edge of the ice. Now we all know what green suggests... photosynthesis... bacterial life?! It is possible for bacteria to survive in the martian climate, there is bacteria which lives UNDER THE SURFACE of rocks in Antarctica, there is bacterial, plant and animal life which lives ON and around volcanic vents (venting water, gas and a lot of sulphuric acid) at 170C on the Atlantic ocean floor, both of the above with no sunlight whatsoever. If this is possible then I'm sure bacteria could live on Mars. HOWEVER the bacteria could have come from the comet/meteor itself (an ice filled crater suggests a comet impact). Also it may not even be bacteria, it could just be some form of green mineral!
Originally posted by Hippycracker
Just noticed something else.... Look at the shape of the ice... Does it look as if it has come out of the ground?! I think it REALLY does! WOW! The impact must have blown open some kind of underground lake! AWESOME DUDE! This adds to the possibility of bacterial life as it now has a third possible source, although it probably wouldn't be green as it wouldn't need chlorophyl.