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Alex R. Blackwell — 7/10/2003 11:48:56 PM (archived)

The hematite deposits are on Mars, where the active working "fluid" for Martian regolithic processes has been DEMONSTRATED AS FACT by Hoffman to be C02, through his discovery of an image showing active CO2 clathrate outgassing.

LOL. It's apparent that you are just making this crap up out of whole cloth since not even Nick is asserting this.

Refer here for my take on this.

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Hematite - Marcia - 7/8/2003 9:10:57 PM
- shame no-one here knows how to spell haematite ;-) - Tony - 7/9/2003 5:21:20 PM
- Great images and links. Thanks. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 7/9/2003 12:16:00 PM
- re: Hematite - REB - 7/9/2003 11:24:44 AM
- re: Hematite - REB - 7/9/2003 11:24:35 AM
- re: The Themis site is down now. *shrug* (n/t) - Marcia - 7/8/2003 9:24:23 PM
- Geologic setting and origin of Terra Meridiani hematite deposit on Mars - Alex R. Blackwell - 7/8/2003 9:23:46 PM
  - "This suggests that Martian hamatite formed by a different mechanism than terrestrial BIF." - E.P. Grondine - 7/10/2003 8:38:19 PM
    - This suggests that you don't know what you're talking about. - Alex R. Blackwell - 7/10/2003 11:48:56 PM
  - re: Thank you, Alex. - Marcia - 7/9/2003 10:39:31 PM
  - MERIDIANI PLANUM HEMATITE DEPOSIT: POTENTIAL FOR PRESERVATION OF - BD - 7/8/2003 10:35:19 PM
    - re: Hematite and rock varnish on Mars - BD - 7/8/2003 10:44:56 PM

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