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Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts Then yet other people make up stories about these features for reasons I can't even begin to understand.
The probability of nature showing several equally spaced objects is zero.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
reply to post by BIONICLE ALEX
Wow. Thanks for clearing that up. I always get confused about history. I can never keep these things straight. Thank goodness there are folks like you around that make us all look sane.
Now on topic, Mars has many cool features, and it is a no brainer that some folks choose to see patterns and natural geologic features (that we have here on this planet too) and turn them into the least likely conclusion. Then yet other people make up stories about these features for reasons I can't even begin to understand.
Originally posted by Arken
Then, about this topic, I want submit to your attention this intriguing anomaly (colorized in yellow). This image is cropped from Google Mars.
Originally posted by zorgon
This is a photo of Assyrian Ruins before excavation
Originally posted by game over man
Would Mars being closer to the Sun, create more energy, different lifeforms?
Supposedly water was on Mars, several 100 million years ago,
August 2, 2005
Life on Mars? Who knows? Ice on Mars? Most definitely—and now we've got more cold, hard evidence.
On Thursday the European Space Agency released a rare photo of a Martian ice lake in the far northern reaches of the planet. Capping a swirl of dunes at the bottom of a 23-mile-wide (35-kilometer-wide) crater, the frozen lake is thought to exist year-round. The modest temperature and pressure changes in this latitude would not be enough to allow the ice to melt or evaporate.
Don't forget about this, sorry if already been posted in this thread:
NASA - New Study Adds to Finding of Ancient Life Signs in Mars Meteorite 11.25.09
Originally posted by Mythkiller
’Phobus’, which means "fear".
Originally posted by zorgon
Well let me sell you a new understanding of the Martian 'face'. I have posted it before but meh...