...Deinococcus radiodurans, can withstand a 15,000 gray dose of radiation - 10 grays would kill a human and it takes over 1,000 grays to kill a cockroach. Extraterrestrial life forms would most likely need to possess similar tolerances to radiation, as the atmosphere on other planets, or lack thereof, filters out much less radiation than Earth's.
I would'nt completely disregard the prospect of life on Mars until we can get on there and have a much better look! The Rovers gave us a unique insight but were limited to soil samples and panoramic photographs! When you think of the incredibly hostile environments in which life exists on this planet, for expample, beneath sheets of ice in Siberia and Antarctica are microbes called pyschrophiles that thrive in freezing temperatures! bacteria.
@sevensevenification there barely any heat on mars, very low pressure equivalent to 100,000 feet on earth. there is no liquid water on mars, the clouds are particles of ice, dry ice and dust particles
mars has no magnetosphere, which means that it has continuous exposure to solar radiation - that means you would get badly sun-burnt indoors!
@sketchupto3drad Mate there is liquid water on Mars. All the evidence points that way and I am not talking about dumb youtube vids from kids that try to prove their point.
And Mars does have an magnetosphere. It's a weak one but it works.
Insuficent data,speed of camera unkown.Size & distance of clouds not known,fluid dynamics suggest H2o preasent at 98.86%. Life at 100%. Government cover up at 100%.Collective Data at 100%. 2/3% chance of error on molecular structor of Clouds.Lifeforms unknown.
User "KryderExploration" is right. There's ~NO WAY~ that NASA, JPL, or ESA discovered them only recently. In fact, they'd be detectable from earth. Obviously they withheld the data until "the right time". Last week NASA released video of snow, drizzle, dense clouds, and dripping water on Mars. There are even satellite photos of Mars that seem to show green plants. Ask yourself this question: does NASA think humanity would freak to learn Mars has trees? No. So, what else are they hiding?
There is a lot of water comming out of the sides of Olympus Mons, where the mining operations have dug deep circular pits, which are extended into trenches, some 100 miles or more long. The water is comming out of the sides of the cliffs, "water seeps", along lava flow veins!
There is a lot of water on Mars seen in the many quarries left after the areas are mined out, especially around the large volcanoes like Olympus. See My videos and then use Google Mars to view the areas in detail.
@sketchupto3drad The mining operations on the surface of Mars are quite vivid. Check out Google Mars and you will see mining pits all over this planet! City structures are also quite clear despite the nasa smudge jobs. Mars is actually covered with life. I have many videos documenting the roads, tunnels, flying craft, etc. So, I am not disappointed at all. Check out my vids and stop each image and you can spend hours breaking it down if you really want to see the truth for yourself,
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
and i was 13 years old and tried to imagine Huygens module landing on Titan many years later. And i saw first Pathfinder images and it was very interresting too see surface of the other planet. and now that high res pictures from MER rovers..its amazing..and the MSL or exomars rover early comes..we can search for fossils for our own
Kryder, I think they are only bottle feeding us with pertinant info so the populous at large won't freak to the fact that there is in fact life on Mars. Or at least there was life there. If they told all they know at one time, people would loose it. Then there goes their religion, eh? Once people realize we are NOT the only life in this vast Universe, then all will be well on this planet. Well, all well for those of us who can see the big picture. See what I am getting at? Peace. Syx.
They study every gas molecule in the mars atmosphere with multitudes of instruments both terrestrial and on mars itself... And they "just" discover there is clouds of water vapor and ice crystals floating around...Don't think so... Either they really suck at gathering and analyzing their own data and don't know anything about anywhere... OR, they held the water data until they wanted to release it. There is NO way they missed the water signature regardless of its form. Now lets ask why?
Perhaps the martian atmosphere is a little different from what they say, there seems to be a lot of cloud cover for such a supposedly thin atmosphere.
if we live over there with atmosphere i bet we sound like chipmunks then
pater429 8 months ago
...Deinococcus radiodurans, can withstand a 15,000 gray dose of radiation - 10 grays would kill a human and it takes over 1,000 grays to kill a cockroach. Extraterrestrial life forms would most likely need to possess similar tolerances to radiation, as the atmosphere on other planets, or lack thereof, filters out much less radiation than Earth's.
76Gazz 10 months ago
I would'nt completely disregard the prospect of life on Mars until we can get on there and have a much better look! The Rovers gave us a unique insight but were limited to soil samples and panoramic photographs! When you think of the incredibly hostile environments in which life exists on this planet, for expample, beneath sheets of ice in Siberia and Antarctica are microbes called pyschrophiles that thrive in freezing temperatures! bacteria.
76Gazz 10 months ago
lol its australia!!!
noblewulfff 10 months ago
@noblewulfff we have more blue sky than you
sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
@sketchupto3drad hoax
noblewulfff 10 months ago
So clouds, water, air(kinda) good temperature, light, atmosphere...
sevensevenification 1 year ago
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sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
@sketchupto3drad prove it.
sevensevenification 10 months ago
@sevensevenification there barely any heat on mars, very low pressure equivalent to 100,000 feet on earth. there is no liquid water on mars, the clouds are particles of ice, dry ice and dust particles
mars has no magnetosphere, which means that it has continuous exposure to solar radiation - that means you would get badly sun-burnt indoors!
sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
@sketchupto3drad Mate there is liquid water on Mars. All the evidence points that way and I am not talking about dumb youtube vids from kids that try to prove their point.
And Mars does have an magnetosphere. It's a weak one but it works.
sevensevenification 10 months ago
excellent video !
MrAndersohn 1 year ago
Insuficent data,speed of camera unkown.Size & distance of clouds not known,fluid dynamics suggest H2o preasent at 98.86%. Life at 100%. Government cover up at 100%.Collective Data at 100%. 2/3% chance of error on molecular structor of Clouds.Lifeforms unknown.
EagleTalon1970 1 year ago
User "KryderExploration" is right. There's ~NO WAY~ that NASA, JPL, or ESA discovered them only recently. In fact, they'd be detectable from earth. Obviously they withheld the data until "the right time". Last week NASA released video of snow, drizzle, dense clouds, and dripping water on Mars. There are even satellite photos of Mars that seem to show green plants. Ask yourself this question: does NASA think humanity would freak to learn Mars has trees? No. So, what else are they hiding?
myportals 1 year ago
@myportals where's this video. I want to see it.
jwilla11 1 year ago
its a fucking loop wtf
TaylorJanette 1 year ago
There is a lot of water comming out of the sides of Olympus Mons, where the mining operations have dug deep circular pits, which are extended into trenches, some 100 miles or more long. The water is comming out of the sides of the cliffs, "water seeps", along lava flow veins!
There is a lot of water on Mars seen in the many quarries left after the areas are mined out, especially around the large volcanoes like Olympus. See My videos and then use Google Mars to view the areas in detail.
77GSlinger 2 years ago
@77GSlinger alot of people were disappointed there is no life on mars
its okay to make a mistake
its gets worse if you dont accept it
sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
@sketchupto3drad What get's worse if I don't accept your belief that there is no life on Mars?
77GSlinger 10 months ago
@77GSlinger i honestly do wish there was life on mars, but the fact is there isnt
what gets worse is that we are all disappointed...
sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
@sketchupto3drad The mining operations on the surface of Mars are quite vivid. Check out Google Mars and you will see mining pits all over this planet! City structures are also quite clear despite the nasa smudge jobs. Mars is actually covered with life. I have many videos documenting the roads, tunnels, flying craft, etc. So, I am not disappointed at all. Check out my vids and stop each image and you can spend hours breaking it down if you really want to see the truth for yourself,
77GSlinger 10 months ago
It is amazing to think, that we can now sit back and watch the clouds on Mars drift bye.
When I was a kid, I knew Mars like Mariner 4 knew Mars.
vk3ukf 2 years ago
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This is a little off-topic but...
The moon missions were faked. Google "The Naked Scientists". In the "New Theories" section of the forum there's a thread entitled "Did we land on the moon?". On page 15 there's a partial summary of hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
After the Apollo hoax, we have to wonder about everything else too.
Do a YouTube search on "MarsFaker".
Cosmored 2 years ago
and i was 13 years old and tried to imagine Huygens module landing on Titan many years later. And i saw first Pathfinder images and it was very interresting too see surface of the other planet. and now that high res pictures from MER rovers..its amazing..and the MSL or exomars rover early comes..we can search for fossils for our own
LordCarlSagan 2 years ago
Kryder, I think they are only bottle feeding us with pertinant info so the populous at large won't freak to the fact that there is in fact life on Mars. Or at least there was life there. If they told all they know at one time, people would loose it. Then there goes their religion, eh? Once people realize we are NOT the only life in this vast Universe, then all will be well on this planet. Well, all well for those of us who can see the big picture. See what I am getting at? Peace. Syx.
SyxPak 2 years ago
looks beautiful but the layers so thin...solar storm easly could destroy it.
sam4malaysia 3 years ago
They study every gas molecule in the mars atmosphere with multitudes of instruments both terrestrial and on mars itself... And they "just" discover there is clouds of water vapor and ice crystals floating around...Don't think so... Either they really suck at gathering and analyzing their own data and don't know anything about anywhere... OR, they held the water data until they wanted to release it. There is NO way they missed the water signature regardless of its form. Now lets ask why?
KryderExploration 3 years ago
Perhaps the martian atmosphere is a little different from what they say, there seems to be a lot of cloud cover for such a supposedly thin atmosphere.
OmegaIsNear 3 years ago
@KryderExploration these clouds are only seen at far northern latitudes so don't pretend this is some US government cover-up
why do we aussies need to know about your government anyway?
our dollar is currently stronger than yours
in fact, who do you mean by 'they' anyway?
sketchupto3drad 10 months ago
Very cool.
chessdad3 3 years ago 2
Why are we suddenly seeing clouds so soon after locating water? Weren't the clouds visible before?
Arondeus 3 years ago 2
Even more interesting as they say their is no mositure/water in the dirt, only in the air....strange.....hope they figure this out...
Molliepet 3 years ago
Powerful geysers perhaps? Just a possibility.
Abengoshis 2 years ago
wow
ssmith73 3 years ago
wow, its amazing
AninhaNinah 3 years ago
thanks!
I know, it's almost eerie to see a setting like that which reminds us of Earth.
hteopsa 3 years ago