re: BBC: Mars not a watery world

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Nick Hoffman — 8/25/2003 1:39:56 AM (archived)

Read Christensen's latest:

We can and have detect(ed) Haematite and Olivine, so detection of minerals works. No Carbonate exposures, though, so CARBONATE IS NOT A MAJOR ROCK-FORMING MINERAL ON MARS

No arguments are possible here, Clarkie.

You are wrong, damn wrong...

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BBC: Mars not a watery world - Don - 8/22/2003 1:21:26 PM
- Where to search for evaporites on Mars. - Robert Clark - 8/25/2003 2:04:23 AM
  - re: Where to search for evaporites on Mars. - Nick Hoffman - 8/25/2003 6:51:59 AM
    - re: Where to search for evaporites on Mars. - Robert Clark - 8/25/2003 8:35:27 PM
- re: BBC: Mars not a watery world - Robert Clark - 8/25/2003 1:13:54 AM
  - re: BBC: Mars not a watery world - Nick Hoffman - 8/25/2003 1:39:56 AM
    - re: BBC: Mars not a watery world - Robert Clark - 8/25/2003 2:11:22 AM
- re: BBC: Mars not a watery world: It sure is! - BD - 8/22/2003 4:28:14 PM
- re: More Water Found on Mars - BD - 8/22/2003 4:19:26 PM
  - Barry, Science does not depend upon "Belief" - E.P. Grondine - 8/22/2003 9:16:43 PM
    - re: Barry, Science does not depend upon "Belief" - BD - 8/23/2003 2:43:48 AM
      - re: Barry, Science does not depend upon "Belief" - E.P. Grondine - 8/25/2003 4:47:50 PM
        
        re: Barry, Science does not depend upon "Belief" - BD - 8/25/2003 10:01:24 PM
- I'd a believed it if it weren't the BBC 'reporting' it - any credible sources? :) (n/t) - p - 8/22/2003 2:43:05 PM
  - Is Space.com more credible? - Dave M - 8/22/2003 7:17:28 PM

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