Mars is inhabited.

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I'm never sure which dimension we live in, the third or the forth? Whichever, it is possible that life on Mars lives in a different dimension. On Earth we have creatures living in ice and at great depths in the ocean where most creatures on Earth could not live. So it is possible for life to exist on any planet, just not life as we know it. Until we open our minds to greater possibilities, we will not be able to perceive anything outside our limited belief in what is possible.
While I'm willing to believe that some kind of life is possible on mars, or any of the planets
for that matter, hell, there could be some kind of cave dwellers living on fungus but I tend to think
that mars is dead like our moon.
 

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Isn't this all a little ego-centric ?

Is this universe all about just us ?

Is it self-convenient and self-serving to think Mars is just a prop in our own morality drama ?

We, this little spec of a molecule, in this vast scheme, this play ?

That's total crap Jim.
Do you play the banjo?
 

eanassir

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While I'm willing to believe that some kind of life is possible on mars, or any of the planets
for that matter, hell, there could be some kind of cave dwellers living on fungus but I tend to think
that mars is dead like our moon.

They think now that no life particularly the intelligent living beings are not present on Mars; but they are wrong.
Yesterday they believed no water: only frozen CO2 while now the evidence grows more and more that there is water on Mars, and if there is water there will certainly be the life.

Moreover, it is not logical that - like the Earth - the ice is in the two polar regions and on tops of high moutains and all this is frozen CO2: why not like the Earth it is water?

In addition they say thin atmosphere there on Mars, while there is the dust storms and the clouds drifted by the wind.

Moreover; it is just an idea: if we imagine the Earth without water in the seas and oceans, then will it be spherical in shape? So the matter is the same with the spherical Mars: it must have a large amount of water in the oceans and seas.
While its moons are irregular in shape.

About our Moon, it attained its spherical shape, because it spin around itself in the past when it was hot then it stopped spinning when it lost its central heat, and because of its spinning it acquired the spherical shape.

The journey to the moon
 

eanassir

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Moreover, from where on Mars does such cloud come unless it is the water vapor from seas and oceans?
 

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They think now that no life particularly the intelligent living beings are not present on Mars; but they are wrong.
Yesterday they believed no water: only frozen CO2 while now the evidence grows more and more that there is water on Mars, and if there is water there will certainly be the life.

Moreover, it is not logical that - like the Earth - the ice is in the two polar regions and on tops of high moutains and all this is frozen CO2: why not like the Earth it is water?

In addition they say thin atmosphere there on Mars, while there is the dust storms and the clouds drifted by the wind.

Moreover; it is just an idea: if we imagine the Earth without water in the seas and oceans, then will it be spherical in shape? So the matter is the same with the spherical Mars: it must have a large amount of water in the oceans and seas.
While its moons are irregular in shape.

About our Moon, it attained its spherical shape, because it spin around itself in the past when it was hot then it stopped spinning when it lost its central heat, and because of its spinning it acquired the spherical shape.

The journey to the moon

 

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"These two images, taken in May and August 2009, show the appearance of narrow flows on the northwest-facing slope of Asimov crater on Mars. This view is about 450 feet (120 m) across."

In this picture of NASA .... In case these are water streams, (and they are so huge because the picture is taken from some high distance), then where this water goes in these streams: could be such water streams collect and go to some basins: seas or lakes for example.

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/117806243.html

And this is the picture of Asimov crater to which such water flows are related:


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3a/Close-up_of_Asimov_Crater.JPG
 
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(Reuters) - Capitalism may be to blame for the lack of life on the planet Mars, Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez said on Tuesday.
"I have always said, heard, that it would not be strange that there had been civilization on Mars, but maybe capitalism arrived there, imperialism arrived and finished off the planet," Chavez said in speech to mark World Water Day.


Chavez says capitalism may have ended life on Mars | Reuters
 

eanassir

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(Reuters) - Capitalism may be to blame for the lack of life on the planet Mars, Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez said on Tuesday.
"I have always said, heard, that it would not be strange that there had been civilization on Mars, but maybe capitalism arrived there, imperialism arrived and finished off the planet," Chavez said in speech to mark World Water Day.


Chavez says capitalism may have ended life on Mars | Reuters


USA reached there : but they were misguided because they chose the easiest places for landing: the desolate land of the desert and polar region; had they gone to the valleys between mountains : there they may find intelligent people and water streams and water springs because the ice is present on the tops of high mountains of Mars, and it will certainly perculate to spring below at the bases of mountains and in the valleys.


 

eanassir

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It is better to land their probes at the bases of the high mountains of Mars

although this will endanger their probe landing

NASA has recently chosen two sites for landing their probe on Mars: Gale crater and Eberswalde crater.

But to choose the high moutains of Mars: such mountains have their tops coveredwith ice. The ice will percolate to find some exit on the slopes and in thevalleys --> water springs, streams and rivers just like on Earth.

http://www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_p...._Is_Successful_


http://www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_2.htm#Comment_
 

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Also I found this nice video at the youtube...
The guy's an ignorant idiot who knows nothing about the limitations of digital imaging. It's a jpeg image, which means it's been processed by what's called a "lossy compression" algorithm, not all the data from the original image the spacecraft took is in it. Then he darkens it several times and magnifies it several hundred percent until he starts getting pixelation in some of the colours. The original I downloaded PhotoShop tells me is 200 pixels per inch, I magnify it 300 percent so I'm seeing 25 real pixels per inch, the software's interpolated the rest of them. What he's seeing are artifacts from his image processing software. I saw them in PhotoShop too, but not the same ones he saw, because we used different software.
 

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What kind of water doesn't freeze at Martian temperatures?
Subterranean. Life has no problems surviving in frozen water too.

Back in the Apollo mission some guy sneezed on a camera and the bacteria came back to life when the camera was retrived on a later mission.

All we have to do is hork a loogie down a well on Mars and see what happens.
 

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Subterranean. Life has no problems surviving in frozen water too.

Back in the Apollo mission some guy sneezed on a camera and the bacteria came back to life when the camera was retrived on a later mission.

All we have to do is hork a loogie down a well on Mars and see what happens.
Hork a loogie - haven't heard that in a long time :)

I looked at a whole bunch of videos attached to the last one eanassir posted and I must say - "grabbing at straws" don't come close.
I think that what we will eventually find will surprise just about everybody, but those who post these videos don't have a clue. I think NASA purposely avoided filming anything concrete because those in control don't think we can handle the truth.
 

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That kinda suggests you think there might really be some artifacts of a civilization on Mars. Do you?
Na! I'm just a conspiracy nutter.

Na! I think that all things are possible. I really think Earth was colonized from who knows where. I come to that conclusion because of what I have witnessed of man's complete disrespect and utter contempt for life on this planet. He seems to be a foreigner here, an interloper. Mars may have been a jumping off point or the origin. Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus after all.
 

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Na! I'm just a conspiracy nutter.

Na! I think that all things are possible. I really think Earth was colonized from who knows where. I come to that conclusion because of what I have witnessed of man's complete disrespect and utter contempt for life on this planet. He seems to be a foreigner here, an interloper. Mars may have been a jumping off point or the origin. Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus after all.
For a species like man we sure need to kill and wear a lot of animal skins and woven hair/plant material to survive living here. Even the apes we supposedly came from have plenty of hair and they live where it's hot. What's up with that?
 

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For a species like man we sure need to kill and wear a lot of animal skins and woven hair/plant material to survive living here. Even the apes we supposedly came from have plenty of hair and they live where it's hot. What's up with that?
We are genetic defects - rejects from another planet. Or a penis colony.