Mars Science Update: Ancient Rainforests, Lightning, and Signs of Life
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Top Comments (10)
The more we learn about Mars, the more it sounds like Earth after the warranty expired
We couldn't come up with $11 billion to prove whether we are alone in the universe, but we've spent $33 billion so far on the war in Iran
About kaolinite, not necessarily it is formed in extreme humid rain-forest-like environments. For example, it could been produced at volcanoes, related to acid alteration by hidrothermalism (yes, you need water, but maybe underground water). So the interpretation need to be very in context. (I'm a geologist)
Until Anton says it’s aliens, it isn’t aliens.
All interesting, but I think the "rotation is speeding up" finding surprised me the most!
Imagine finding a fossil from Mars that resembles something you would find on Earth.
Returning samples from Mars would cost 11 billion dollars. At the same time, Meta had lost 80 billion dollars on Meta Universe that nobody uses.
The BEST evidence we have ever found for life outside of Earth and we probably won't be able to prove it by just getting the samples back. Ridiculous
Growing up in West Texas, I often observed dust storms that caused railroad signals to turn on for 30 minutes give or take.
The story of how Mars lost it's water is sad and terrifying. It's kind of like investigating a crime scene or a plane crash where there are no survivors, or no passengers to begin with
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Top Comments (10)
The more we learn about Mars, the more it sounds like Earth after the warranty expired
We couldn't come up with $11 billion to prove whether we are alone in the universe, but we've spent $33 billion so far on the war in Iran
About kaolinite, not necessarily it is formed in extreme humid rain-forest-like environments. For example, it could been produced at volcanoes, related to acid alteration by hidrothermalism (yes, you need water, but maybe underground water). So the interpretation need to be very in context. (I'm a geologist)
Until Anton says it’s aliens, it isn’t aliens.
All interesting, but I think the "rotation is speeding up" finding surprised me the most!
Imagine finding a fossil from Mars that resembles something you would find on Earth.
Returning samples from Mars would cost 11 billion dollars. At the same time, Meta had lost 80 billion dollars on Meta Universe that nobody uses.
The BEST evidence we have ever found for life outside of Earth and we probably won't be able to prove it by just getting the samples back. Ridiculous
Growing up in West Texas, I often observed dust storms that caused railroad signals to turn on for 30 minutes give or take.
The story of how Mars lost it's water is sad and terrifying. It's kind of like investigating a crime scene or a plane crash where there are no survivors, or no passengers to begin with