Well, Nick?..You're Mars theory has received it's most vital support evidence to date.
Yes, Nick, it's now quite clear that Mars is now both geologically,
and by inference, biologically dead.
The MRO spacecraft has found that the Martian crust is thicker, colder
and more rigid than recent mainstream scientific views have held.
[I don't need to tell you, Nick, what I think of mainstream convention]
The MRO spacecraft has shown that the heavy Martian icecaps have
only modestly or slightly deformed the crust underneath.
So the idea that Mars may still be geologically dormant or potentially active,...that idea
or theory is now dead as door nail.
Robert may still hold to his optimistic viewpoint, but with less and less evidence in his favor.