http://www.skyandtelescope.com/community/skyblog/newsblog/37667714.html
The Curious Case of Martian Methane
Those of you old enough to have lived through the 1960s might remember comedian Bill Dana's routine involving "Jose Jimenez," the first astronaut in space. When asked whether there might be life on Mars, the reluctant space pioneer replied, "Maybe . . . if I land on a Saturday night."
Be honest: deep down inside, don't you wish that life of some kind exists (or at least once existed) on Mars? Whether you do or don't, the news today out of NASA's Washington headquarters would really have piqued Jose's interest.
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The above blog is a nice read and has some good thoughts about the below announcement.
- LRK -
The Red Planet is Not a Dead Planet 1.15.2009
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2009/15jan_marsmethane.htm?list965414
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The Curious Case of Martian Methane
Those of you old enough to have lived through the 1960s might remember comedian Bill Dana's routine involving "Jose Jimenez," the first astronaut in space. When asked whether there might be life on Mars, the reluctant space pioneer replied, "Maybe . . . if I land on a Saturday night."
Be honest: deep down inside, don't you wish that life of some kind exists (or at least once existed) on Mars? Whether you do or don't, the news today out of NASA's Washington headquarters would really have piqued Jose's interest.
snip
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The above blog is a nice read and has some good thoughts about the below announcement.
- LRK -
The Red Planet is Not a Dead Planet 1.15.2009
http://science.nasa.gov/
More at: BlogSpot: http://kelloggserialreports.
Web Site: http://lkellogg.vttoth.com/
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