Is There Life On Mars?

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Gnizmo on 01 August 2008

Water in liquid form does not exist for long enough on Mars to sustain any form of life we know about. Until we see water do anything other than sublimate on Mars there is very very little chance we will find anything alive.

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reask on 01 August 2008

MontanaHatchet said:
We'd be lucky to find unicellular organisms, let alone conscious beings.

I agree but where water is found there is normally life.

As they said Mars continues to surprise us.

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reask said:

MontanaHatchet said:
We'd be lucky to find unicellular organisms, let alone conscious beings.

I agree but where water is found there is normally life.

As they said Mars continues to surprise us.

On Earth. Keep in mind that Mars is a different planet.

Like Montana said, we'll be extremely lucky if we find ANY trace that life was ever on Mars.

There's a nearly 0% chance that intelligent life (IE, conscious, sentient) ever existed on Mars.

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Sam Yikin said:

reask said:

MontanaHatchet said:
We'd be lucky to find unicellular organisms, let alone conscious beings.

I agree but where water is found there is normally life.

As they said Mars continues to surprise us.

On Earth. Keep in mind that Mars is a different planet.

Like Montana said, we'll be extremely lucky if we find ANY trace that life was ever on Mars.

There's a nearly 0% chance that intelligent life (IE, conscious, sentient) ever existed on Mars.

You base that 0% chance on what exactly?

I'm sure there is no life now but without putting feet on the ground and exploring, we can't say for sure that there was never any life there.

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Retrasado on 01 August 2008

NinjaguyDan said:

Sam Yikin said:

reask said:

MontanaHatchet said:
We'd be lucky to find unicellular organisms, let alone conscious beings.

I agree but where water is found there is normally life.

As they said Mars continues to surprise us.

On Earth. Keep in mind that Mars is a different planet.

Like Montana said, we'll be extremely lucky if we find ANY trace that life was ever on Mars.

There's a nearly 0% chance that intelligent life (IE, conscious, sentient) ever existed on Mars.

You base that 0% chance on what exactly?

I'm sure there is no life now but without putting feet on the ground and exploring, we can't say for sure that there was never any life there.

he said no intelligent life. If you think there was ever intelligent life on Mars, you really need to check and see if you are indeed intelligent....

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