Mars-Worms. Has Phoenix already found past life??

reply to post by Johnbro


video was terrible

Took me a couple of times looking at it... but I did finally see 'double face' details that you were referring to. Amazing 'coincidences' - over and over again. Good find. I think that the "Mars Humanoid' images still have more secrets to be discovered.

jb

Hey, I just reviewed the recent 'missing link' images. Kinda looks like the 'Mars humanoid.'

hahah.

Don't get 'em in a twist, kids. I am just joking.

Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
I wonder, if for a moment before people jump of the ledge of absurdity....could you guys reaching for mars fossils in every damn picture take the time to at least state what temperature the soil sample is and what composition it is? Then, for giggles, go out and grab a handful of dirt from your garden (making sure to leave out the earthworms, lol), put it in the freezer for a week, then grab a spoon and start digging. Take a picture and post it. If you tint it red you will have the same folks that ignorantly see life in every picture seeing worms, fossils, little green men in your very own freezer/dirt expedition.

OK...idea: instead of being so mean-spirited, why not do this yourself and report YOUR findings. It seems to me that you have not done this yourself, so merely conjecture as to the results.

Further, if you freeze dry soil, what difference will it make in how it composes itself? The story goes that there isn't water there, right?

Further, the soil in my garden has organic compounds that are VERY fresh.

Regardless...i agree, the link by Johnbro doesn't seem to be very convincing. It just looks like another clump of dirt that is similar to the other clumps of dirt in the frame.