Space/Science — HabitableZone

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Nah, just your ususal pack of Mars Nuts

Thanks for looking at the images. Given that Viking 1 and 2 cost somewhere around $2,000,000,000, and Pahtfinder around $500,000,000, it is a real shame that NASA is so confused as to not finish the image analysis and thus provide us with better images of the three sites.

I agree, sure looks like spherules to me, but without the rest of the images it is tough to say for sure.
I do not think that the spherules are specifically associated with hematite at the other locations - it seems more likely to me that they are Martian tektites, formed by impact processs.

4 months to go.

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