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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I remember that first report that life had been detected on Mars, followed by caution that the test was not conclusive. I wondered at the time how the test could possibly be wrong. It won’t surprise me at all if life is discovered on Mars.
WilliamFleming
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Oct 15, 2019
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Interesting. I had always heard that the Viking test was inconclusive, and... not really anything else. I didn't know there were many tests done. I didn't know anything about the nature of the tests. At least, I don't recall hearing any of this before.
I think it would make for a good documentary film.
bingst
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Oct 15, 2019
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I'm not sure what goes on with Mars but we could be hiding a lot of information. When you follow everything reported about it there seems to also be a lot of things made up.
DenoPenno
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Oct 15, 2019
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Anybody can write anything they want, some rag will pay for it. This is a blog site, not actually "Scientific American", the well-respected journal.
Inspect the standing of your sources in the scentific community, beware of stuff "faith-based" colleges support, for just one example!
@AnneWimsey It's under the auspices of Scientific American, essentially from the editors.
@bingst repeat a BLOG where anybody can write anything.....
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