Life on Mars: Phoenix has found microorganisms on Mars !
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Original soundtrack: • Mi Senti?
SEARCHING FOR LIFE ON MARS
I believe that the moment has arrived to stop fooling around.
Life on Mars exists and it is not possible to continue avoiding this point.
If the shocking findings of the Viking 1 and 2 missions and years of spectroscopic research of the earth are not enough, this time the photographs taken by the Phoenix probe do not leave any room for doubt! ..........
..........So what is NASA waiting for to announce the discovery of bacterial life on Mars?
Perhaps it fears having to cancel until now useless missions for which large mountains of money have been spent?
Or, worse still, it wants to secretely import samples of martian DNA to Earth, through the Mars Sample Return mission?
Marco De Marco
Translating: Davide Veneri
SPEAKING ABOUT MARS:
Marco
Thanks, very nice
01:32William
Hi how are you?
01:33Marco
an amateur astronomer
01:34William
:-)
01:34Marco
involved also in esobiology
01:36William
That sounds cool.
01:36Marco
;-)
01:37Marco
do you like esobiology?
01:37William
I bought the "Astronomy" magazine for April 2010. They talk about the Drake equation.
I know what exobiology is.
01:39Marco
sorry "exobiology"
my english is not so good...
01:39William
Yes, it is a very interesting subject.
I heard so many theories when the Voyagers flew by the planets.
01:41Marco
yes? what?
01:42William
About life in the oceans under the thick ice on some of the moons of Jupiter.
01:43Marco
yes, europa
01:43William
yes
01:44Marco
try that: http://www.panspermia.org/hoover2.htm
this is the best: http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1992LP...
01:46William
Good articles.
01:47Marco
they are not well knew....
01:48William
I believe life in the universe is common through out the galaxy but rare in our local group of stars around us.
01:48Marco
the last was made in 1992
01:48William
:-)
01:48Marco
i don't think so
01:49Marco
also in our solar sistem there are good places for life ....
01:51Marco
mars, europa, enceladus, titan....
01:51William
yep, I won't say their is no other life in our solar system but it would be nice to find it.
01:53Marco
this is mine: • Life on Mars: Phoenix has found microorgan...
01:55Marco
i would like to have an opinion about that, if you want...
01:55William
I'm watching the video.
02:02William
It would be interesting t know the medium to allow growth of that bacteria.
02:03Marco
just the sand of mars
02:04William
no surface water and the harsh environment of radiation from the sun. If I remember right, Mars has no magnetic field.
But under the surface could be a different story.
02:05Marco
in the early mornig water condens in drops
02:07William
right, but it seems it is in cycles each day.
02:08Marco
phoenix took a lot of foto's with drops of liquid water condensed over it ouwn legs!
02:09William
:-)
02:09Marco
http://www.universetoday.com/2009/02/...
02:12Marco
what do you think about it?
02:13William
The elements are their to support life but to me they may find it plentiful underground.
02:15Marco
i agree, but still on the surface!
02:15William
If bacteria is living on the surface, what is it living on?
for food?
02:16Marco
the ground has a very rich soil!
02:16William
I agree their is more out their than NASA may know or understand.
02:17Marco
http://hubpages.com/hub/NASA-You-can-...
02:20Marco
...or NASA knows more than they tell us...
02:21William
Ok, the surface just lacks carbon base life.
02:22Marco
it isn't what they say!
02:23William
the nutrients are their they say.
02:24Marco
but they didn't tell about bacteria!
02:27William
"According to the scientists, only thing missing in Mars is the organic carbon, the building block of life. " I wonder how much carbon is in the soild on average?
soil I mean.
02:28Marco
not true!
02:30William
I'll keep an open mind about it.
02:31Marco
tanks for your time
02:31William
I appreciate the talk.
Thanks for showing the sites.
02:32Marco
my pleasure...
02:33William
I will watch your wall about cool information about it.
02:33Marco
many, many thanks!