UFO FORUMS

Life on Mars was discovered in 1976. >>[https://www.richplanet.net/richp_genre.php?ref=150&part=1&gen=5]

we so much want to find something , it is looking promising on the fossil front

[quote="falkor"]do you agree? the place is barren! empty! nothing! nada

despite this OBVIOUS conclusion [url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/9467868/British-scientist-nothing-beats-seeing-Mars-up-close.html]British scientists are more excited than ever![/url] over the latest unmanned mission to Mars

why? a rocky outpost - unihabitable to humans in our lifetime that is for sure!! :green:[/quote]

Au contraire! ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKAyH6_96oQ

this stuff costs $Billions and although I am largely at the forefront of [url=http://www.newmars.com/forums/]the New Mars brigade[/url], I do wonder whether our BANKRUPT AUSTERITY depressed countries, should really be spending ANYTHING on Mars when we are all teetering (again and again) on the edge of financial disaster :x

[quote="Valiant Thor"]I saw a documentary where NASA did a test run on planet Earth with a "rover" in a desert location filled with fossils and they found...(drumroll)...NOTHING!!!

Val[/quote]


LOL I really laughed when i read your post! Seems like NASA cannot even find life on earth!

I saw a documentary where NASA did a test run on planet Earth with a "rover" in a desert location filled with fossils and they found...(drumroll)...NOTHING!!!

Val

fine but spending millions of $ going there now and broadcasting the same old video of rocky planet vistas does what?

Landing some people on there would be a different story, "terraforming" Mars or the Moon would be extraordinarily difficult but worthy of the attempt and worthy of extended news coverage.

extended news coverage now on landing an unmanned rover to rove around looking at a dead planet? for one thing, it's already been done (LAST YEAR!)

I think there is nothing there now, but go back millions of years, there may have been life there.

do you agree? the place is barren! empty! nothing! nada

despite this OBVIOUS conclusion [url=http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/9467868/British-scientist-nothing-beats-seeing-Mars-up-close.html]British scientists are more excited than ever![/url] over the latest unmanned mission to Mars

why? a rocky outpost - unihabitable to humans in our lifetime that is for sure!! :green: