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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by fleabit
Finally, NASA, if they were covering things up, would not make such huge blunders as to put pictures on their site for the general public to view, if it contained things they wanted hidden.
UNLESS...
They wanted to start letting the info out slowly
Originally posted by fleabit
Which seems more logical by far. Just using your head: There can be no actual water, as it would be frozen solid.
There is an extensive discussion of the temperature on Mars at this website: Mars Temperature Overview (www-k12.atmos.washington.edu...), by James Tillman from the University of Washington. He says that the maximum recorded temperature at the two Viking sites was +1 F (256 K, -17 C), and the minimum -178 F (156 K, -117 C). He gives the maximum soil temperature as +81 F (300 K, +27 C). - Tim Thompson
www.bautforum.com...
because there is no wind.
By the way, I find it terribly amusing, that we have folks that have found endless skulls. But.. no femurs, ribs, or other bones. Why?
Do you find rotors in clouds? No.. because it's not a common object you often see. People find shapes in rocks that are imprinted in their memories, because they see it alot.
I believe there may have been water on Mars once.
I don't believe for a moment there is free-flowing water, grass, trees, and buildings. For one, like on earth, they'd be covered up by ages of dust from sand and dust storms.
And I certainly don't believe we've found lakes and grass.
Originally posted by menguard
So they are sending our little bi-ped buddy there in hopes of creating more stable jungles and forest perhaps along with a petting zoo. interesting.
The “Hundredth Monkey Effect” is a supposed phenomenon in which a learned behaviour spreads instantaneously from one group of monkeys to all related monkeys once a critical number is reached. By generalisation it means the instant, paranormal spreading of an idea or ability to the remainder of a population once a certain portion of that population has heard of the new idea or learned the new ability. The story behind this supposed phenomenon originated with Lyall Watson, who claimed that it was the observation of Japanese scientists. One of the primary factors in the promulgation of the myth is that many authors quote secondary or tertiary (or worse) sources who have themselves misrepresented the original observations.
Originally posted by menguardThe One Hundredth Monkey Syndrome
No wind?
Well then what keeps blowing the dust off the Rovers to keep them running all these years?
What causes the planet wide dust storms?
Originally posted by fleabit
As far as the ripples *in that picture* there obviously no wind.
Originally posted by fleabit
No wind?
Well then what keeps blowing the dust off the Rovers to keep them running all these years?
What causes the planet wide dust storms?
They are actually still not completely sure what causes the wind storms.
Originally posted by fleabit
there obviously no wind. No dust whatsoever, it's calm.
Originally posted by Jibbs
Spotted this on the horizon.
What do you think?
Originally posted by Awarenessiskey
How come the pictures have different tone in colors? It looks like its in sections. Some has more blue, some has more redish.
WhY?