LIFE FOUND ON MARS? Spidery black objects on Mars 10/4/12

Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:58 pm » by **Vulcanic**

Spidery black objects on Mars surface raise speculation

yahoo story link here:

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/sp ... 39849.html

if someone can link up those photos :flop:

Thu Oct 04, 2012 11:09 pm » by **Troll2rocks**

Man what is the deal with this man ? :shock:

Here is what Yahoo says....

Someone alert Ziggy Stardust, there appears to be spiders on Mars.
Strange black objects seen from 200 miles above the surface of Mars are generating interest and speculation that the unidentified objects could be anything from geysers to sunbathing colonies of microorganisms.
NPR compares several photos of the objects, including one taken by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Jan. 27, 2010, that appears to show "little black flecks dotting the ridges, mostly on the sunny side, like sunbathing spiders sitting in rows."
The objects were first spotted in 1998. Interestingly, they appear when the surface of Mars begins to warm, showing up in the same location most of the time. And then when the Martian winter approaches, they disappear with the same precise regularity. The images have been brought into greater detail by Michael Benson in his book "Planetfall: New Solar System Visions."
Most scientists, including teams from the U.S. Geological Survey, Hungary and the European Space Agency, have their own theories, but the leading explanation is that the objects are geysers of CO2 exploding from underneath the planet's surface.
"If you were there, you'd be standing on a slab of carbon dioxide ice," Phil Christensen of Arizona State University told NPR. "All around you, roaring jets of carbon dioxide gas are throwing sand and dust a couple hundred feet into the air. The ground below would be rumbling. You'd feel it in your space boots."
And while the geyser theory is the most popular explanation, it has yet to be factually verified.
In the meantime, there are some interesting alternative theories, including one from a group of Hungarian scientists, who have speculated that the objects are actually colonies of photosynthetic Martian microorganisms that emerge each year to sunbathe in the warm weather.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/sp ... 39849.html

WOW :shock:

Thu Oct 04, 2012 11:31 pm » by **WillEase666**

'Spiders from Mars" viewed from 200 miles away? I think not.

Thu Oct 04, 2012 11:40 pm » by **Troll2rocks**

willease666 wrote:'Spiders from Mars" viewed from 200 miles away? I think not.

Yeah I think they might be ants :think:

Fri Oct 05, 2012 12:03 am » by **Webhead**

well if you follow my rants on here you would know what im thinking yes this was taken before curiosity ohh and they never sent it there what a surprise i think its now time we all put money into a big pot started our own mission to mars , we can call it to seek out new life where what nasa has hidden and known for years .

nasa your all a bunch of wank turds.. i thought id make my own saying as they have always made up there own bullshit.

Fri Oct 05, 2012 12:15 am » by **Vulcanic**

Lol i didn't write it I'm just reporting it :cheers:

thought it was odd when i saw it lol

Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:20 pm » by **Poooooot**

They look like sea urchins

But considering these photos were taken from 200 miles above, I'd guess it's more of just a discoloration of the sand/soil, possibly caused by a chemical reaction in the soil due to the temperature increase.

I'm not convinced this is anything remarkable.

:peep:

Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:24 pm » by **Poooooot**

Also, something seems a bit odd about that photo being taken from 200 miles away. Isn't that approximately the distance of the ISS? Here is a shot of Earth from the distance of the ISS

That means those black splotches have got to be HUMONGOUS. I'm definitely thinking they are just soil discolorations due to the temperature increase.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :nope:

lol

Thu Oct 11, 2012 2:52 pm » by **-Marduk-**

willease666 wrote:'Spiders from Mars" viewed from 200 miles away? I think not.

Why not....don't you like angry bat-rat-spider-lobster beasts, Willy Woo?

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Tue Oct 23, 2012 4:12 am » by **Vulcanic**

Marduk2012 wrote:
willease666 wrote:'Spiders from Mars" viewed from 200 miles away? I think not.

Why not....don't you like angry bat-rat-spider-lobster beasts, Willy Woo?

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