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re: What is the deal with colonizing Mars?
Posted on 11/13/16 at 5:49 pm to AjaxFury
Posted on 11/13/16 at 5:49 pm to AjaxFury
There are plenty of websites and information about prior advanced life on Mars.
“The more we observe Mars, the more information we’re getting that it really is a fascinating planet, from the Curiosity Rover we now know that Mars once was like a planet very much like Earth, with long salty seas, with fresh water lakes, probably with snow capped peaks and clouds and a water cycle just like we’re studying here on Earth … Something has happened to Mars, it lost its water.” – John Grunsfeld, five time space flown astronaut, Associate Administrator Head of NASA Science Mission Directive
“The more we observe Mars, the more information we’re getting that it really is a fascinating planet, from the Curiosity Rover we now know that Mars once was like a planet very much like Earth, with long salty seas, with fresh water lakes, probably with snow capped peaks and clouds and a water cycle just like we’re studying here on Earth … Something has happened to Mars, it lost its water.” – John Grunsfeld, five time space flown astronaut, Associate Administrator Head of NASA Science Mission Directive
Posted on 11/13/16 at 5:51 pm to yoga girl
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There are plenty of websites and information about prior advanced life on Mars. “The more we observe Mars, the more information we’re getting that it really is a fascinating planet, from the Curiosity Rover we now know that Mars once was like a planet very much like Earth, with long salty seas, with fresh water lakes, probably with snow capped peaks and clouds and a water cycle just like we’re studying here on Earth … Something has happened to Mars, it lost its water.” – John Grunsfeld, five time space flown astronaut, Associate Administrator Head of NASA Science Mission Directive
I can't even get a straight answer on whether it's going to rain tomorrow...... there's no way we know this Bs
Posted on 11/13/16 at 5:52 pm to yoga girl
I'm not denying the possibility at all. In fact , studied it relatively extensively a few semesters ago with new evidence it was likely host to life and water at some point
Fascinated enough that I didn't sell my text book after I was done
Fascinated enough that I didn't sell my text book after I was done
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