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re: meteorites show Mars was always frozen

Nick Hoffman — 7/22/2005 6:51:09 AM (archived)

Nice piece of work, and another nail in the coffin of Earthlike Mars. Unfortunately, not a stake through the heart but this will help tip the scales.

Now all we need is for a few crusty old professors to die and stop talking nonsense about water on Mars and the rest of us can get on with studying the REAL planet, not a wet dream.

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meteorites show Mars was always frozen - andrew - 7/21/2005 7:36:13 PM
- Nice PR but not much else. - SDAI-Tech1 - 7/25/2005 10:48:55 PM
- The freezing point of water is dependent on solutes. - David F Mayer - 7/22/2005 6:54:53 PM
- re: meteorites show Mars was always frozen - Nick Hoffman - 7/22/2005 6:51:09 AM
  - re: While the "always frozen" Mars scenario - BRFelix - 7/22/2005 1:44:31 PM
    - re: While the "always frozen" Mars scenario - Nick Hoffman - 7/23/2005 1:58:35 AM
    - re: Chill - Raoul - 7/22/2005 6:20:45 PM
      - The Earth has a green house effect while Mars does not - Gary - 7/23/2005 8:49:39 PM
    - The NASA Public Relations Machine and the Warm-and-Wet fairytale - Gary - 7/22/2005 4:47:03 PM
      - exobiology -- both infinite and limited - dtb - 7/24/2005 12:59:33 PM
        
        The policy executive and exobiologist have a marriage of convience - Gary - 7/24/2005 10:04:49 PM
      - Public support for sending men to Mar dropped to near zero at the time of Mariner IV - E.P. Grondine - 7/22/2005 4:58:55 PM
        
        "we" - Nick Hoffman - 7/23/2005 2:04:03 AM
        
        re: "we" - E.P. Grondine - 7/23/2005 3:21:55 AM
        
        re: As always I don't suppose you have any evidence of your claims? Maybe a poll taken then? (n/t) - Chris Vancil - 7/22/2005 8:23:41 PM
        
        There was a poll taken of Representatives and Senators - E.P. Grondine - 7/23/2005 3:25:20 AM
        
        re: Nope, as I thought no evidence but in your mind...Mariner 6&7, 8&9 and the two Viking landers and orbiters all happen soon afterwards... (n/t) - Chris Vancil - 7/23/2005 3:38:03 AM
        
        ignoring that work on manned Mars with the Saturn V was stopped (n/t) - E.P. Grondine - 7/23/2005 2:56:51 PM
        
        re:Yes we stopped flying past LEO which includes the Moon, Mars and Beyond. (n/t) - Chris Vancil - 7/23/2005 3:37:16 PM
- 4 billion versus 3.5 billion years - powkenyaw - 7/22/2005 1:46:12 AM
- Interesting. - Tom Brosz - 7/21/2005 11:36:11 PM
  - re: Interesting. - pwokenyaw - 7/22/2005 1:32:45 AM
    - Someday we can do a survey... - alcaray - 7/22/2005 3:45:12 PM
- re: Frozen Mars - Raoul - 7/21/2005 9:35:40 PM
  - re: Hmm, interesting, but then.......... - Johannes - 7/22/2005 1:53:33 AM
    - STOP, STOP, STOP - since when has temperature effected radioactivity decay rate - Marcus - 7/22/2005 12:59:10 PM
      - re: STOP, STOP, STOP - since when has temperature effected radioactivity decay rate - gbaikie - 7/22/2005 7:54:05 PM
    - More or less Argon - Nick Hoffman - 7/22/2005 6:46:00 AM
      - re: More or less Argon - gbaikie - 7/22/2005 10:11:42 AM
        
        re: More or less Argon - Nick Hoffman - 7/23/2005 2:06:44 AM
        
        PSRD's take on this subject - ljk - 7/29/2005 11:53:30 PM

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