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Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
alienreality
EyesOpenMouthShut
This is an really interesting thread, for sure. That said, all of you are missing the big picture here. NASA isn't there looking for life, well, primarily. Its quite obvious they're on mars testing rocks and soil for the presence of mine able minerals and metals.
edit on 2/21/2014 by EyesOpenMouthShut because: (no reason given)
If this is all it is, I'm left wondering why they haven't announced this as a goal? All I can find are their stated purposes whether Mars was, is, or can be, a habitable world.
JadeStar
Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
NASA's major Astrobiology Center is NASA Ames in California.
Most people in the field never heard of this Huntsville group.
bbracken677
reply to post by Arken
My only question is: What would be the reason to intentionally hide evidence of past life on Mars? What would be the point? What is to be gained? There is no logic...that I can fathom.
JadeStar
Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
NASA's major Astrobiology Center is NASA Ames in California.
Most people in the field never heard of this Huntsville group.
bbracken677
JadeStar
Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
NASA's major Astrobiology Center is NASA Ames in California.
Most people in the field never heard of this Huntsville group.
Never heard of the Marshal space flight center?
dragonridr
JadeStar
Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
NASA's major Astrobiology Center is NASA Ames in California.
Most people in the field never heard of this Huntsville group.
Thats because hes sort of misleading you.NASA has a progrem where astrobiologists can sign up and share information it can be a team or group like from a university or it can be one individual. The reason no ones heard of it was he was the only one involved out of marshall there not tasked for astrobiology. So he did indeed start it at Marshall he signed up on there website but he was the only member so as i said hes misleading people a litlle.
Here check out NASA astrobiology website.
astrobiology.nasa.gov...
Arken
bbracken677
reply to post by Arken
My only question is: What would be the reason to intentionally hide evidence of past life on Mars? What would be the point? What is to be gained? There is no logic...that I can fathom.
Hmmm... Good question.
Evidence of Past fossilized Life forms on Mars.... could mean that on the red planet it could be also Past Intelligent Life...
It is the necessary... successive step.
I do not want to think to ... if Life is discovered... now.
bbracken677
JadeStar
Arken
reply to post by wildespace
With all due respect, wildespace, but... are you an astrobiologist?
Has you established the Astrobiology Research Group at the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center?
NASA's major Astrobiology Center is NASA Ames in California.
Most people in the field never heard of this Huntsville group.
Never heard of the Marshal space flight center?
Huntsville is where a number of Nazi Germany rocket scientists chose to live and the Marshal space center was built there, basically, for them. Does not figure as predominantly now in the space industry as it once did
bbracken677
My question, at the crux of this topic, is what is to be gained by destroying evidence of life, past or otherwise, on Mars? I cannot, for the life of me, figure a good logical reason why it would be done.
There is nothing to be gained, far as I can tell.
JohnPhoenix
Heres a thought....
You cant have life in the Solar system because well Mars is far enough away but if people thought something bigger than microorganisms lived on The Moon, they would Freak. People want to know life is out there, they kist don't want to meet it. This could be their thinking.