What Has NASA's Curiosity Found on Mars?

August

Metanoia
Seen this type of thing before from Nasa remember the life forms in the arsenic pool . Problem was it was on Earth .
 
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ChrisIB

Honorable
Yep, sometimes it seems they are generating a few headlines to ensure a funding decision.
But then they have got the drill working again ..
 

nivek

As Above So Below
I hope its not just some insignificant thing they announce, like some mineral they hypothesized may be present there, what about the plant life and running water on that planet they have yet to acknowledge exists yet is clearly seen in a multitude of photographs?...sigh
 

CasualBystander

Celestial

"Sigh".

No they didn't detect life.

If you believe the evilutionists, the life on earth formed from naturally occurring organic molecules that are found on asteroids and other planets such as methane.

It does mean that Mars was wetter, 3.5 billion years ago when the samples were formed.

Methane for example is just CH4.

All you need is water and a carbon source.
 

nivek

As Above So Below
Uneventful.

I tend to agree, it seems piecemeal to me, throwing a breadcrumb whilst holding back the rest of the loaf lol...

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August

Metanoia
Methane puddles again. Microbes , bacteria be nice if they found a sand worm up there. Next lander is due to touchdown on Mars in late November 2018.
 

Caeldeth

Noble

No. You still need to have the material to form complex molecules, a bit of luck and conditions that aren’t too harsh.

Water itself is one of the most abundant chemical compounds in the universe. It’s a very simple molecule that can be found on many different worlds in our own Solar System and beyond, even in a liquid state.

But what is most likely true is that “no water” means “no life”. So water is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for life as we know it.
 
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