What happens if we find fossils on Mars?

[DK_]

Very very cool

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/press/spirit/20040108a/PIA05015.jpg


does anyone happen to know the max resolution of the rovers' color cameras?

 

[LongShot]

Quote from DK_:

Very very cool

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/press/spirit/20040108a/PIA05015.jpg


does anyone happen to know the max resolution of the rovers' color cameras?

thanks for the link.

does anyone know why it all looks so "red"?

:-/

 

[ARogueTrader]

It is the red planet Einstein.

Why does the sky look so "blue?"

Quote from LongShot:

thanks for the link.

does anyone know why it all looks so "red"?

:-/

 

[LongShot]

Quote from ARogueTrader:

It is the red planet Einstein.

Why does the sky look so "blue?"

can't you give a simple answer to a simple question?? :-/

 

[ARogueTrader]

Why can't you give a simple answer to my simple questions on another thread?

Oh, yea, that's right....you don't want to go there.

Quote from LongShot:

can't you give a simple answer to a simple question?? :-/

 

[funky]

http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/03/02/mars.rovers.ap/index.html

 

[funky]

well, so far we have found that water existed (large amounts), and that the water was moving (river or waves).

today, mars express found that there is METHANE in the atmosphere !!!!!!!!

http://spaceflightnow.com/mars/marsexpress/040330methane.html

what does this mean? well, METHANE only exists for about 100 years. that means either volcanoes were erupting within the last 100 years or there are actual living organisms on mars right now.

either way, some cool shit !!!