Mars May Be Habitable Today, Scientists Say

[ExomatrixTV]

LOS ANGELES — While Mars was likely a more hospitable place in its wetter, warmer past, the Red Planet may still be capable of supporting microbial life today, some scientists say.
Ongoing research in Mars-like places such as Antarctica and Chile's Atacama Desert shows that microbes can eke out a living in extremely cold and dry environments, several researchers stressed at "The Present-Day Habitability of Mars" conference held here at the University of California Los Angeles this month.


And not all parts of the Red Planet's surface may be arid currently — at least not all the time. Evidence is building that liquid water might flow seasonally at some Martian sites, potentially providing a haven for life as we know it.



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[sirdipswitch]

Talk about disinfo, I just love the crap that our illustrious scientific commuinty tries to shove down our throats.

Did y'all hear about the kid that found a camera, with a little parachute attatched to it, and took it home to show his dad? Dad said: "Ya those idiots from earth, are always dropping them on us, to see if there is microbial life here on Venus."

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[Kristin]

Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)
LOS ANGELES — While Mars was likely a more hospitable place in its wetter, warmer past, the Red Planet may still be capable of supporting microbial life today, some scientists say.
Ongoing research in Mars-like places such as Antarctica and Chile's Atacama Desert shows that microbes can eke out a living in extremely cold and dry environments, several researchers stressed at "The Present-Day Habitability of Mars" conference held here at the University of California Los Angeles this month.


And not all parts of the Red Planet's surface may be arid currently — at least not all the time. Evidence is building that liquid water might flow seasonally at some Martian sites, potentially providing a haven for life as we know it.



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"The new study will be published in an upcoming issue of the journal Geophysical Research Letters." It will be interesting to hear the review on this. Thank you for the interesting thread.

From the Heart,
Kristin

[Wind]

Yeah, they just forgot to mention that the shadow goverment already has inhabited Mars.