drill into suspect ice .. do you get ice shavings? apply thermal tip to suspect ice .. do you get melting i.e. solid to liquid phase transformation? Apply conductivity meter to suspect ice (with heat) .. do we register electronic conduction? drop some anhydrous copper sulfate (white) powder .. does it turn a distinct blue .. positive test for water re; hydrous copper sulfate. I'm not convinced the mission specialists actually took high-school chemistry. Let alone "shop".
if you,s wanted to study ice on mars why the fuck didnt ya,s land the fucken thing on either of the polar caps instead of scratchin round in the fuckin dirt like an old chook , waist,n power, ... for fuck sake . i,m fucken over this shit ,might just wait 30 years an go look for me self, fucken dick heads
The pictures are NOT always blurred and out of focus. Scientists take different kinds of photos for different reasons, this one is a quick 360 dgree site scan to quickly give an image of the terrain the probe is in. Later they will take more detailed and colour photos, which take much longer to transmit to Earth.
I think they should have given less gravity (figurative) to the possible picture of exposed ice. Contrascientists will be sure to jump on the "scientists were wrong!" bandwagon if it shows they were just protruding rocks. We're in an age where we have to be incredibly particular in what we say, being that out-of-context quotations are the new norm.
Sure, remote controlled exploration of Mars; the future host of a NASA manned base - that's nothing right? So sad you don't have a clue. BTQ, thx for uploading this historic footage, I appreciate the effort.
drill into suspect ice .. do you get ice shavings? apply thermal tip to suspect ice .. do you get melting i.e. solid to liquid phase transformation? Apply conductivity meter to suspect ice (with heat) .. do we register electronic conduction? drop some anhydrous copper sulfate (white) powder .. does it turn a distinct blue .. positive test for water re; hydrous copper sulfate. I'm not convinced the mission specialists actually took high-school chemistry. Let alone "shop".
PigsCanFly99 10 months ago
if you,s wanted to study ice on mars why the fuck didnt ya,s land the fucken thing on either of the polar caps instead of scratchin round in the fuckin dirt like an old chook , waist,n power, ... for fuck sake . i,m fucken over this shit ,might just wait 30 years an go look for me self, fucken dick heads
robbycadel 3 years ago
this is 2008, WHY are the pictures ALWAYS blurred and out of focus?
sniper152 3 years ago 4
The pictures are NOT always blurred and out of focus. Scientists take different kinds of photos for different reasons, this one is a quick 360 dgree site scan to quickly give an image of the terrain the probe is in. Later they will take more detailed and colour photos, which take much longer to transmit to Earth.
alien8ted 3 years ago
I think they should have given less gravity (figurative) to the possible picture of exposed ice. Contrascientists will be sure to jump on the "scientists were wrong!" bandwagon if it shows they were just protruding rocks. We're in an age where we have to be incredibly particular in what we say, being that out-of-context quotations are the new norm.
But still, great video. Thanks for posting it.
blackjack000 3 years ago
Sure, remote controlled exploration of Mars; the future host of a NASA manned base - that's nothing right? So sad you don't have a clue. BTQ, thx for uploading this historic footage, I appreciate the effort.
A1R5N1P3R 3 years ago 2
lol
semiliteratedgod 3 years ago
this Phoenix shit is so lame that these vids are fucking amusing
semiliteratedgod 3 years ago
totally agree...
everaim 3 years ago 3