Re: relax...

gbaikie — 6/14/2001 9:43:42 AM (archived)

"In fairness, the Blue Mars community has proposed such tests (e.g. spectral search for carbonates, radar sounding for subsurface water, orbital imaging of geomorphologic water-related features, etc.). I'd feel more comfortable if Nick or others could do the same for White Mars."

Good point. But let's start with Earth.
Question: Does Liquid CO2 occur naturally anywhere on Earth?

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CO2 on Mars - where did it some from - LJ - 6/13/2001 9:16:35 PM
- Thoughts - Nick Hoffman - 6/14/2001 12:28:28 PM
- Seriously? - Alex R. Blackwell - 6/13/2001 9:52:18 PM
  - Interpretation - LJ - 6/13/2001 10:32:47 PM
    - Relax... - Alex R. Blackwell - 6/13/2001 11:11:28 PM
      - tests - Nick Hoffman - 6/14/2001 12:39:33 PM
        
        What they want... - E.P. Grondine - 6/15/2001 8:34:04 PM
      - Re: relax... - gbaikie - 6/14/2001 9:43:42 AM
        
        Liquid CO2 on Earth - Nick Hoffman - 6/14/2001 12:46:34 PM
        
        Almost - gbaikie - 6/14/2001 1:53:46 PM
        
        Not to my knowledge - Nick Hoffman - 6/14/2001 2:59:03 PM
        
        The debate contunues... - Marcia - 6/15/2001 6:47:30 PM
        
        I doubt it, where would it come from? - Justin Kelly - 6/14/2001 10:39:47 AM
        
        It's here, lurking:) - gbaikie - 6/14/2001 2:47:01 PM

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