14 Sep 2012 12:45:31 Heard the other day that the curiosity rover has… · #1468

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14 Sep 2012 12:45:31
Heard the other day that the curiosity rover has discovered there is lots of water , liquid water under the surface of mars . What do you guys think the realistic chances are of this being the case and if so life existing.
If this turns out to be true do you think the media will be allowed to cover it and give the public the real facts ?

Only asking because I've noticed that the news coverage on the rover has gone quiet which is strange considering it's the most advanced piece of equipment ever , or something like that anyway lol

 

I think anything to do with NASA is a bit suspect, I mean put a TWO megapixel camera on board FFS, my nokia phone has 3.2 and thats an antique
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There is life on other planets IMO. The universe is too vast and varied for there not to be. I don't think it will be too long before this is proved right.
I also think that we should be digging parts up to see if there are any alien corpses. I know that sounds a bit silly but I honestly think there is something to be found.

Aaron
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I'm sure there's a valid scientific reason behind it, but why did they land the Rover in a crater? I mean if it's an impact crater it's not necessarily an accurate reflection of of Martian landscape and geology.

They should have put it down right in the middle of Cydonia, next to that massive face

Joe
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There is nothing unusual about liquid being found on any planet, different gasses have different temps at which they freeze or turn to liquid. One of saturns moons has water, but its made of methane which has a much, much lower temp range than our h20 and different liquids are on other planets which are other gasses that are in their liquid state, just saying before anyone gets their universal studios limited edition ET nickers in a twist :)

Matt_RFC
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A planet with gold rivers would be a good find aii
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