Mushrooms on Mars (not a joke)

I am just asking if it could be anything else then ice or CO2.

I deny ignorance on a daily basis.

I am not a GLP'er, that site is full of nutters.

Originally posted by sevensheeps

Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
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It may look like one but is not a mushroom.

Mushrooms can only grow in certain conditions....mars doesnt have them im afraid. This is old news

www.abovetopsecret.com...

UV alone would make it IMPOSSIBLE for them to grow

I saw that thread when I searched this, and to me those do not look the same.

They just don't, I am aware of the features on Mars and to me those two are two completely different things.

And don't think inside the box, you don't know if life can withstand UV like that or not.

Maybe it can't on Earth but after billions of years on Mars it can?
Peace

edit on 23/8/11 by sevensheeps because: (no reason given)

I agree with sevensheeps you can't think like a Human when it comes to Alien life.

2nd line.

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Look this is the info that I am talking about.

It's not just a another thread.

But if NASA tell me what it is I do not have to take it as truth.

Now since when do we do that.

My grandma always told me if it quacks like a duck.

reply to post by sevensheeps


You didnt have to, after looking at your profile its quite evident you flit between here and GLP

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Well then you can't call it a mushroom then.

That's an earth word.

The Mars word for it is hematite spheres.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
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Well then you can't call it a mushroom then.

That's an earth word.

The Mars word for it is hematite spheres.

reply to post by loves a conspiricy
You were right, they are spherules and feature in the area where the image was taken Meridiani Planum. There's an article specifically about them...here.
Images here

Google hematite spherules mars

reply to post by sevensheeps


It is a Spherule.
Look here for more info about Spherules.

Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
reply to post by sevensheeps

 

You didnt have to, after looking at your profile its quite evident you flit between here and GLP

I presume that English humor?

As funny as a xmasscracker

reply to post by Kandinsky


Okay they really do look them.

So why is it standing upright?

reply to post by sevensheeps


Agree Op.

That to me is a mushroom, or some similar type of fungi life form. That is not a rock.

Good find.

Its a sphere, its not got a stem.

Look at the picture again......the light makes it appear to be above the ground...its not, its resting on the surface like all the other balls of iron.

Its all to do with perspective and lighting

reply to post by sevensheeps


I'm not sure I get this question...it's a sphere.

How else would it 'stand'?

reply to post by sevensheeps

'Standing upright' is all relative when you're a tiny little doodah formed on the surface of a rock.

They're formed from the mineral haematite in a similar process to limestone stalactites. The cause of them becoming spherules is due to some foreign object around which the layers of haematite have built up. They're basically concretions although of different material to the famous Klerksdorp Spheres.

I'll leave a translation of this abstract to someone who speaks techno-jibber-jabber.

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This can only mean one thing: the mars footage is fake.

reply to post by Kandinsky


You know I believe in the sphere things on mars,and I believe you and I knew of these things before.

I believe that not everything is what it seems.

Especially on another planet.

But just because NASA said it is that, does not mean that I have to believe that this is true with this picture.

Even though it shines on top like it's made out of ice.


My instinct tell me otherwise. Call it a 6th sense.

So it isn't possible that this just might be something else?

Just this one time.

Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
Its a sphere, its not got a stem.

Look at the picture again......the light makes it appear to be above the ground...its not, its resting on the surface like all the other balls of iron.

Its all to do with perspective and lighting

Well that's the whole thing that made me think that it could be shroom.

And the stupid part is, I am a multimedia designer so I should know better.

You know maybe I am just a little excited.

But still I don't find it impossible that this could be a microscopic shroom that withstands UV (=



thanks for the discussion, it's making me smarter with the second

reply to post by sevensheeps


It's not NASA saying it, it's geologists.

Plus these exist here on earth too...

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I wonder if they're magic mushrooms? Ok I know, I know, lame comment! LOL!

Originally posted by Chadwickus
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It's not NASA saying it, it's geologists.

Plus these exist here on earth too...

they do? I did not know.