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    Quote Originally Posted by kebot View Post
    Then thats it... brad, what you are after is the excitement... either way you are doing nothing right? mag sayantes b k or dili? if dili well all we can do is watch and learn... you cannot participate on what scientist are doing.. so don't force yourself to find that answer... because you just can't. Don't ever tell us that you are part of the BIG BANG TEAM... because u know what all you did is copy paste... thats the only labor you ever did... Now for all of us... its an upcoming movies to watch them solve the mystery... believing is different thing...

    Brad what happen to MARS Project? well they came empty handed... If they had found an evidence of life then it must evolution... but don't ever push the idea because there is none. If you don't believe then don't anyway thats all we can do beleive or not... RIGHT?

    You said big bang? well how does planets formed? why our moon is so similar that there is no life on that body? atmosphere? where did atmosphere comes from? earth and moon are two best candidate for life... why moon don't have life? its closer if you start with... Think again.
    brad, how can you tell people what to be or not to be? ikaw ang ginoo?

    unsay empty handed from mars ba? do you know how big mars is?? it's bigger than earth! ikaw bay suroy2x sa mars gamit lng ug robotic automobile (transformers!! yey!!) tibuok mars.. di lalim oi..

    hinay2x ra na discovery brad.. all in due time. inig abot sa discovery, pangandam na lng, kay basig maka-ihi ra ka sa imong pantalon..




    Liquid Water Recently Seen on Mars?

    Victoria Jaggard
    National Geographic News

    February 18, 2009
    Strange globs seen on the landing strut of the Phoenix Mars lander could be the first proof that modern Mars hosts liquid water, a new paper reports.
    Images from the robotic craft show what appear to be liquid droplets growing, merging, and dripping on the lander's leg over the course of a Martian month.


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    Phoenix landed near Mars's north pole last May, and several "self portraits" taken to assess the craft's health show material spattered on the legs.
    This substance is probably saline mud that splashed up as the craft landed, study leader and Phoenix co-investigator Nilton Renno of the University of Michigan told National Geographic News.
    Salt in the mud then absorbed water vapor from the atmosphere, forming the watery drops, Renno said.
    The water can stay liquid even in the frigid Martian arctic because it contains a high amount of perchlorates, a salt "with properties like the antifreeze used to melt snow here in Michigan," said Renno, who will present the work next month at the 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.
    Finding liquid water under these conditions carries possible implications for Mars's habitability, the scientists say.
    Dripping And Shrinkage
    Renno admits that the images showing droplets are not high enough resolution to examine small details.
    He also notes that instruments on board Phoenix meant to look for liquid water near the surface didn't find anything.
    But he and his team are convinced that what they are seeing matches the behavior of liquid water.
    "As it cooled down toward the end of the mission and we're seeing the formation of frost everywhere, the drops almost disappear," he said.

    "This is consistent with [liquid] drops freezing and losing water to the atmosphere as it gets colder."
    What's more, the images suggest one of the largest globs started to drip down the lander's leg when it got bigger than about 0.4 inch (a centimeter) wide.


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    "Before it drips it becomes dark, and that's consistent with ice melting," said Renno, referring to the fact that ice is more reflective than liquid water.
    Salty Brew
    It's certainly possible that liquid water could exist at least fleetingly on the Martian surface, said Nicholas Tosca, a geochemist at Harvard University who was not involved in the study.
    With perchlorate present, Tosca agrees Mars could support liquid water even down to -94 degrees Fahrenheit (-70 degrees Celsius)—close to the lowest possible temperature around the lander's legs at the time the images were taken.
    But daily temperatures fluctuate greatly on Mars, so even very salty water would probably go through cycles of freezing and melting. Liquids therefore wouldn't be present for very long periods of time, he said.
    Study leader Renno thinks that the drops seen on Phoenix were liquid during the warmest part of the day but partially froze at night.
    Overall, Tosca said, the paper makes a plausible case for liquid water on Mars, "but the nature of the water … doesn't bode well for life."
    (Read more about Tosca's findings that water on early Mars would have been too toxic for life.)
    Even if a layer of liquid does persist deep under Mars's surface, it wouldn't be very hospitable, he said.
    "If you make the case that life could have started on Mars and could be hiding out somewhere," Tosca said, "it's not likely to be in this cold, salty water."




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    Quote Originally Posted by bluedes View Post
    brad, how can you tell people what to be or not to be? ikaw ang ginoo?

    unsay empty handed from mars ba? do you know how big mars is?? it's bigger than earth! ikaw bay suroy2x sa mars gamit lng ug robotic automobile (transformers!! yey!!) tibuok mars.. di lalim oi..

    hinay2x ra na discovery brad.. all in due time. inig abot sa discovery, pangandam na lng, kay basig maka-ihi ra ka sa imong pantalon..




    Liquid Water Recently Seen on Mars?

    Victoria Jaggard
    National Geographic News

    February 18, 2009
    Strange globs seen on the landing strut of the Phoenix Mars lander could be the first proof that modern Mars hosts liquid water, a new paper reports.
    Images from the robotic craft show what appear to be liquid droplets growing, merging, and dripping on the lander's leg over the course of a Martian month.


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    Phoenix landed near Mars's north pole last May, and several "self portraits" taken to assess the craft's health show material spattered on the legs.
    This substance is probably saline mud that splashed up as the craft landed, study leader and Phoenix co-investigator Nilton Renno of the University of Michigan told National Geographic News.
    Salt in the mud then absorbed water vapor from the atmosphere, forming the watery drops, Renno said.
    The water can stay liquid even in the frigid Martian arctic because it contains a high amount of perchlorates, a salt "with properties like the antifreeze used to melt snow here in Michigan," said Renno, who will present the work next month at the 40th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.
    Finding liquid water under these conditions carries possible implications for Mars's habitability, the scientists say.
    Dripping And Shrinkage
    Renno admits that the images showing droplets are not high enough resolution to examine small details.
    He also notes that instruments on board Phoenix meant to look for liquid water near the surface didn't find anything.
    But he and his team are convinced that what they are seeing matches the behavior of liquid water.
    "As it cooled down toward the end of the mission and we're seeing the formation of frost everywhere, the drops almost disappear," he said.

    "This is consistent with [liquid] drops freezing and losing water to the atmosphere as it gets colder."
    What's more, the images suggest one of the largest globs started to drip down the lander's leg when it got bigger than about 0.4 inch (a centimeter) wide.


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    "Before it drips it becomes dark, and that's consistent with ice melting," said Renno, referring to the fact that ice is more reflective than liquid water.
    Salty Brew
    It's certainly possible that liquid water could exist at least fleetingly on the Martian surface, said Nicholas Tosca, a geochemist at Harvard University who was not involved in the study.
    With perchlorate present, Tosca agrees Mars could support liquid water even down to -94 degrees Fahrenheit (-70 degrees Celsius)—close to the lowest possible temperature around the lander's legs at the time the images were taken.
    But daily temperatures fluctuate greatly on Mars, so even very salty water would probably go through cycles of freezing and melting. Liquids therefore wouldn't be present for very long periods of time, he said.
    Study leader Renno thinks that the drops seen on Phoenix were liquid during the warmest part of the day but partially froze at night.
    Overall, Tosca said, the paper makes a plausible case for liquid water on Mars, "but the nature of the water … doesn't bode well for life."
    (Read more about Tosca's findings that water on early Mars would have been too toxic for life.)
    Even if a layer of liquid does persist deep under Mars's surface, it wouldn't be very hospitable, he said.
    "If you make the case that life could have started on Mars and could be hiding out somewhere," Tosca said, "it's not likely to be in this cold, salty water."



    Brad as expected, they will give you stories you want to believe... they say its liquid ice right? because you know what most of the ice they found are DRY Ice("its no water " )... Life needs Water. hehehe Gets? its a hope to have one. Don't worry brad im looking at it. But you tell me bsin maka ihi ko, is just a stupid promise, scientist cannot promise... Yea but they are determined! hope it will not result to frustration or it becomes a HOAX. hehehe, ikaw jud brad nano man tawn imo man jud pugson si science... lets just see it don't force it... ok!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kebot View Post
    Brad as expected, they will give you stories you want to believe... they say its liquid ice right? because you know what most of the ice they found are DRY Ice("its no water " )... Life needs Water. hehehe Gets? its a hope to have one. Don't worry brad im looking at it. But you tell me bsin maka ihi ko, is just a stupid promise, scientist cannot promise... Yea but they are determined! hope it will not result to frustration or it becomes a HOAX. hehehe, ikaw jud brad nano man tawn imo man jud pugson si science... lets just see it don't force it... ok!

    yah.. i agree brad.. i'm not forcing it.. but i doubt it will be a HOAX.. nagpaabot ra pud ko sa news.. primetime!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluedes View Post
    yah.. i agree brad.. i'm not forcing it.. but i doubt it will be a HOAX.. nagpaabot ra pud ko sa news.. primetime!
    Gud, Lets enjoy watching it... (popcorn...)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kebot View Post
    Whats the benefit? well it makes us happy very happy...because it makes us happy to give thanks how about u? aw.. sorry i know you are full of hate... tsk tsk tsk... paradigm shift? hehehehe!
    There you go , you've just ate what you've said. You don't belive on it bec. its true , you believe on it bec, it makes you happy, very happy.

    Just like watching star talk , believing on humors and critics without any evidence. condeming people just bec. its fun and it makes you happy. how pathetic.

    it's time for the buZZZZ , noww NA!

    Brad as expected, they will give you stories you want to believe... they say its liquid ice right? because you know what most of the ice they found are DRY Ice("its no water " )... Life needs Water. hehehe Gets? its a hope to have one. Don't worry brad im looking at it. But you tell me bsin maka ihi ko, is just a stupid promise, scientist cannot promise... Yea but they are determined! hope it will not result to frustration or it becomes a HOAX. hehehe, ikaw jud brad nano man tawn imo man jud pugson si science... lets just see it don't force it... ok!
    sounding so smart , condeming it as hoax .. you dont even know anything about it. NASA doesnt even give a shiit on you, after years of hardwork . You're such a negative thinker no wonder you're a hell like creature. No wonder it's obvious from your name kebot = asshoole. yuck's

    These are mere facts . Water can be anywhere, a posibility of life . there may or may not have life out there. Eitherway were advancing.

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    [QUOTE=cromagnon;4988520][quote=kebot;4985975]Whats the benefit? well it makes us happy very happy...because it makes us happy to give thanks how about u? aw.. sorry i know you are full of hate... tsk tsk tsk... paradigm shift? hehehehe!

    There you go , you've just ate what you've said. You don't belive on it bec. its true , you believe on it bec, it makes you happy.

    Just like watching star talk , believing on humors and critics without any evidence. condeming people just bec. its fun and it makes you happy. how pathetic.

    it's time for the buZZZZ , noww NA!



    sounding so smart , condeming it as hoax .. you dont even know anything about it. NASA doesnt even give a shiit on you, after years of hardwork . You're such a negative thinker no wonder you're a hell like creature.

    These are mere facts . Water can be anywhere, a posibility of life . there may or may not have life out there. Were advancing.
    Joker man diay ka brad "believing on humors and critics without any evidence"... purbida ayaw nalang gud pugos og eninglisss... ahak... unsay "HUMORS".... binisay-a oi d man pod ta kasabot nmo...

    You don't belive on it bec. its true -- wa ka ma layfong...

    pst, stap englis englis ha and stap laping.. ok

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    Quote Originally Posted by kebot View Post

    Joker man diay ka brad "believing on humors and critics without any evidence"... purbida ayaw nalang gud pugos og eninglisss... ahak... unsay "HUMORS".... binisay-a oi d man pod ta kasabot nmo...

    You don't belive on it bec. its true -- wa ka ma layfong...

    pst, stap englis englis ha and stap laping.. ok

    Is that all the aswer you got, you're not even worth a 10cents. biitch

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    [QUOTE=cromagnon;4988602][quote=kebot;4988541]
    Quote Originally Posted by cromagnon View Post


    Is that all the aswer you got, you're not even worth a 10cents. biitch
    hahahaha your'e no contest brad... pag dala og proof if mo claim ka og truth... .but i think bata paka... pass ko kay kapoy storya... laters...

  9. #369
    Quote Originally Posted by kebot View Post
    Brad as expected, they will give you stories you want to believe... they say its liquid ice right? because you know what most of the ice they found are DRY Ice("its no water " )... Life needs Water. hehehe Gets? its a hope to have one. Don't worry brad im looking at it. But you tell me bsin maka ihi ko, is just a stupid promise, scientist cannot promise... Yea but they are determined! hope it will not result to frustration or it becomes a HOAX. hehehe, ikaw jud brad nano man tawn imo man jud pugson si science... lets just see it don't force it... ok!
    Kebz, You are resisting progress and that is not healthy. You cannot stop science from discovering life either, di ba? Let's say that scientist cannot promise... what exactly they said that they promised something? I can tell you though, scientists didn't promise anything but progress... you have cars, internet, electricity, airplanes, boats... that is science at work... they didn't promise that but they improved your life. What they discovered in Mars is not a hoax but possibility of a livable planet. If earth gets crowded, that's one possible place to relocate some of the people because they discovered "water". Science didn't ask you to be a believer too... science gives you a chance to make your life better. If there isn't science, what then?

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    Im not even on interest to argue with mutants. youre not just booring but plain meaningless. NEXT PLSS.

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