<They raised some interesting questions, at least, that seem to fairly well define the problem space: What accounts for the apparent variation of color of successive streaks? The uniformity of color along the streak? What causes the color change in the first place? Why do they always emanate from a point source? Why, if this is caused by a fluid, do the streaks maintain "cohesiveness" and not break up into dendritic channels? And the biggie: What about the geographic distribution, eh?
I look forward to your answers to these riddles post haste [:-{}]....
Hi Robert,
Well.... it sort of looks like someone imaged the exiting sewer pipes for the underground martian city. ;-)
That would explain the varying colors and the dark streaks...also the emanating from a single point.
But don't expect a paper describing that interpretation real soon.
Want to find life...just send a lander to scoop up some of that thar' waste and you'll see what microorganisms exist on mars.
Just Joking?
SDAI-Tech1
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Re: England & Palermo paper on Mars
