http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25954096
Cool, I wondered how long it'd be until they got samples from the poles
wonderful, must be a party down at NASA
Cool! Although I didn't realize that Phoenix was only scheduled to operate for three months; you would think that with all of the effort, time, and money that NASA put into it they would want to make it last as long as possible.
like the last two probe you mean?
hehehe that is at least the third time they officially announce they discovered water on Mars...
i hope next time we'll have something really new ;)
Yeah! Like Oil ! ;D
lool
"New Bagdad"
Then they could build the Mars Pipeline and put all the unemployed to work. Oh no! Could you imagine a oil spill in space?
that would be bad.
however, discovering oil on mars would mean that there was once plant life there.
even better it would mean that NASA would get funding again from the govt.
Quote from: Will on August 01, 2008, 05:43:42 PM
even better it would mean that NASA would get funding again from the govt.
;D
Quote from: seth93 on August 01, 2008, 10:53:23 AM
hehehe that is at least the third time they officially announce they discovered water on Mars...
i hope next time we'll have something really new ;)
Yeah, imagine the shake up if they announced they found evidence of Plankton or single cell shit in that water!
Now that news would rock the world! Might even get NASA in trouble with the Pope. ::)
Oh god NASA's phoney program is so ridiculous. ;D
How funny is this: NASA HAS another announcement to make. They have briefed "W" and are waiting to reveal their new secret. (that phone call from the Pope, can't be that far off!)
http://www.universetoday.com/2008/08/02/the-white-house-is-briefed-phoenix-about-to-announce-potential-for-life-on-mars/
Quote"They have discovered water on Mars for the third or fourth time," one senior Mars scientist joked.
hehehe
http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/08/05/0022253
Someone posted beneath - "Perhaps I'm missing something obvious here, but how seriously are they considering the possibility of contamination? Because unless I'm remembering something wrong, perchlorates are most excellent oxidizers and hence commonly used in, oh, say, solid rocket fuel, among other things."
I read that too. So is someone implying the craft's final burst is what they discovered?
Thomas Dolby- 1982: Blinded By Science
The latest was a news flash from NASA - they haven't finished looking through their evidence yet to have drawn any solid conclusions.