1/3 1979 Film of Mars. What Did We Know Back Then?

[MrBennetzen]

Mars is going to be interesting once man lands on Mars.

[goebels99]

More rubbish. Mars is a dead, worthless piece of rock. There is no mystery to be unsolved there. In fact, there's nothing there.

[tiead523]

You are so quick to dismiss the possibility of life being able to exist naturally outside of your planet. That is truly ignorant...

We have OBSERVED life existing in the vacuum of space and bacteria that exist and thrive in the highest atmosphere above the ozone layer... Ecosystems have been found miles under the earth and in the deep ocean. I am not talking about little green men. I am talking about scientifically observed organisms.

Your ignorance astounds me. Please do not reproduce.

[VJSplice]

Beautiful blue sky their ..

[BudhistPanda]

yes it is, I noticed it to from 9:00 min. And that is exactly why Richard Hoagland say that all new mars pictures a toned way over to the red. In fact he proves it on enterprisemissin . com. You see a mars lander on earth, and the electrical lines are blue and yellow. When you see the pictures after its landing on mars, they are purple and orange. Blue + red is purole, yellow + red is orange. Take a look at my latest video, it is about Phoenix Lander, landing on mars 25th of may 2008.

[Polarbong]

Great post!Interesting to see how much more serious the media took these questions some 20-30 years ago.Nowadays there are too many flashy reporters trying to be smart and witty all the time,ending up ruining their own documentary with all the ridicule and bling bling.

[Lorenzo016]

Lindasufo kicks ass!