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Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Why no CAVE expeditions with special cave rovers...
Originally posted by heineken
reply to post by Arken
arken..my work exists...your vertebrates on mars...no
Originally posted by heineken
reply to post by Arken
arken..my work exists...your vertebrates on mars...no
Do you relly think that a skeptic can change opinion? Nah.....
You can remain in your "dark room", make your homeworks, and express your opinion in a civil manner. Nothing more.
Why couldn't have there been vertebrates on Mars, millions of years ago?
Originally posted by Chamberf=6
reply to post by Arken
Do you relly think that a skeptic can change opinion? Nah.....
You can remain in your "dark room", make your homeworks, and express your opinion in a civil manner. Nothing more.
Yes I 'relly" (sic) can change my opinion if given facts, evidence and proof. Not going to change my opinion off of someone else's opinion alone though. Sorry.
Originally posted by ArMaP
The following is my opinion as a member participating in this discussion.
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Why no CAVE expeditions with special cave rovers...
First, they have to find caves, I don't remember seeing anything that really looked like a cave entrance.
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Yes ArMap, no Caves have been shared located but we both know they are on MARS surfaces, either as raised entrances into the bases of some mountain or hill Crater wall or Hole type openings
Then, if the rover was inside a cave, how would it send any photos and other data back to Earth?
Communications would be more difficult.
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The rover would have mini rovers that could access entrances/holes then the mini rovers would send out a Doppler radar sonar signal/wave in some form could even be a audio wave to make image once inside cave or hole. Listen devices would tell some things also like if you placed a listening monitor inside an EA*RTH cave full of bats ect. The main rover sits outside entrance gathers intel sends back here..
Third, the rover would need some capability for seeing in the dark (and no, infrared wouldn't be enough) to avoid, for example, falling in a pit. Headlights would solve the problem but would use too much energy.
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see above post
I don't see any possibility of an automated cave expedition in the near future, manned missions are probably easier and less risky.
As an ATS Staff Member, I will not moderate in threads such as this where I have participated as a member.
I can't give to you and the other like you the "final" evidence and proof. I can give only clues. But this clues, for you and other skepkics or pseudo-skeptics, are like a shining light that make you blind. Simply you can't see. You are sit in a empty, dark room, and any ray of light that came into that room, make you blind, and you can see nothing.... Only a friendly advice Chamberf=: Open the Window....
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
reply to post by ArMaP
for example my friend ArMap check inside these types of structures...
Originally posted by Chamberf=6
Um...how do you propose to do that?
Do you have a spaceship?
Your own rover capable of that?
Originally posted by poet1b
Great stuff. You might be on to something here.
Does Mars fall into the Habitable Zone?