Why a Mars Rock Hits Earth Every Month from 2 YEARS later explains both the youth of most Martian meteorite samples and why Martian meteorites reaching Earth should be a routine occurence. Both Buster and I have posted this article recently. Have you ever bothered to read it?
Still waiting for your explanation of how viruses and bacterial spores can travel hundreds of millions of years through interstellar space unprotected while Martian microbes can't survive a few million years inside meteorites. A point Rummel, Race, and Nelson all avoided as well in reply to your oft quoted Zubrin oped. None of them contradicted that point. You site Benton Clark to refute that point yet ignore the fact that his work contradicts Hoyle's panspermia theories as well.
Regards,
Mark
Space/Science » in reply to re: Impact Basins, and Kasting -Not Everyone Agrees About the Surface Age of Mars
Your Fondness For Outdated Work Is Showing Again
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