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Life on Marz!??

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those scientists sound retarded.

Just because something is a certain way on Earth, it has to be that way every else?
Don't forget- Uranus and Neptune are composed of large portions of methane. Let's look for life there while we're at it.
 
R: It even had the word Mars in the title

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On Earth, methane is produced in massive quantities by animals such as cows, sheep and goats, as well as by geological processes.
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Saturn's moon, Titan, also has a lot of organic compounds, including methane and ethane.

I still say the best bet for life is on Jupiter's moon, Europa. Indications are that it has some sort of sub-surface ocean, responsible for resurfacing its very young, very smooth surface of ice. This ocean could be more than 2-3x the volume of all of Earth's oceans.

 
Originally posted by: destrekor
those scientists sound retarded.

Just because something is a certain way on Earth, it has to be that way every else?
Don't forget- Uranus and Neptune are composed of large portions of methane. Let's look for life there while we're at it.
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I've always noticed large amounts of methane being emitted by Uranus.
 
Methane? uh, oh, sounds like Mars has a global warming problem. Time to tax the "life" that is creating the methane.
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7
R: It even had the word Mars in the title

😛

Also:
On Earth, methane is produced in massive quantities by animals such as cows, sheep and goats, as well as by geological processes.
Click to expand...


Saturn's moon, Titan, also has a lot of organic compounds, including methane and ethane.

I still say the best bet for life is on Jupiter's moon, Europa. Indications are that it has some sort of sub-surface ocean, responsible for resurfacing its very young, very smooth surface of ice. This ocean could be more than 2-3x the volume of all of Earth's oceans.
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The big deal is that there hasn't been any evidence of any significant geological activity on Mars within our lifetime. There are no active volcanic sites known.
 
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