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Originally posted by Jacqua
wow you are so nasty and horrible. -- why do you need to be this way?, -
Originally posted by KandinskyThere are still some images that puzzle me (at Living Moon), but having seen so many others explained, I imagine they have natural explanations too.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by KandinskyThere are still some images that puzzle me (at Living Moon), but having seen so many others explained, I imagine they have natural explanations too.
I would value your opinion on these
Fossils on Mars - A Collection of Evidence
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Originally posted by Kandinsky
You might have noticed that the 2016 ESA Mars Mission to look for life is to be co-financed by your favorite NASA due to the recession and limited budgets. It was on BBC earlier.
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At least ESA knows how not to incinerate their samples...gulp...
Originally posted by Billy t Hill
Although, I found the Martian pasta most interesting, perhaps the outflow of the local Pizza Hut?