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• Brief report on 6th Mars conference - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 1:36:57 AM
  • re: Brief report on 6th Mars conference - Bamf - 7/30/2003 4:52:17 AM
    • Temperature Correction - Nick Hoffman - 8/2/2003 6:33:33 PM
  • Dating and radiation environment? - E.P. Grondine - 7/28/2003 3:37:31 PM
    • Mars Crater Ages Debate - Nick Hoffman - 7/28/2003 11:14:12 PM
      • re: Mars Crater Ages Debate - E.P. Grondine - 7/31/2003 8:13:16 PM
    • Oooops - just make that Dating - - E.P. Grondine - 7/28/2003 3:39:36 PM
  • re: Brief report on 6th Mars conference - Robert Clark - 7/27/2003 3:05:08 PM
    • But... - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 3:20:49 PM
      • re: But... - Robert Clark - 7/27/2003 3:38:37 PM
        • re: But... - NH - 7/27/2003 4:09:47 PM
          • Sounds duboius indeed...CO2 flows? - BD - 7/30/2003 4:11:49 PM
            • There is still no support whatsoever - BRFelix - 7/30/2003 4:41:07 PM
              • Yes - the "watery Mars" swindlers still control the funding - E.P. Grondine - 7/31/2003 9:20:00 PM
                • Would that it were so - BRFelix - 8/1/2003 7:58:30 PM
                  • Perceptual problems - E.P. Grondine - 8/2/2003 5:38:16 PM
  • For Robert Clark - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 1:42:12 AM
    • Multiple lines of evidence suggests there is current water likely liquid at the equator of Mars. - Robert Clark - 7/27/2003 2:06:32 PM
      • Carr and Head argue that successive floods could have flowed over ice - BD - 7/27/2003 5:40:07 PM
      • Ah, Robert... - Nick Hoffman - 7/27/2003 3:09:38 PM