http://www.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au/mars/index.html
Thanks for the link EP: It does expand my viewpoint about the subject matter, also it gives me some insight into how other people evaluate the unknown.
The story that I related earlier was intended as a joke: NOT to devalue your or anyone else’s research into the geological effects that are observed on Mars.
The ‘serious’ part of the story was intended to point out that by omitting some pertinent information from a hypothesis it is possible to obtain a wrong conclusion.
Personally I maintain that all ‘pertinent’ information has not been gathered from Mars, so that we could conclusively say that a particular event has happed in a certain fashion.
All “Holes” in biology are valuable, I hope yours never plugs up. Watch out for the carbomite it may dribble on your shoes.
Cheers: Johannes
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