Mars Landing, May 25th

[Nightshade]

did u know there r almost 1000 BOXES of tapes now missing from the apollo era?...this was only revealed a few years ago...hmmmm...

Fuck off, nutbar.

[scared?]

There's shitloads of evidence proving the landings took place

like what?...

[scared?]

Fuck off, nutbar.

oh yeah?...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_pro ... sing_tapes

[Nightshade]

There's shitloads of evidence proving the landings took place

like what?...

lol...google it moron, there's shitloads of evidence and it's not worth my time...

[Nightshade]

Wait, it's fake right? Because you can't see the stars?

[scared?]

that picture prooves it? rofl!...wheres that pic of me on the moon?...seremtan?

[andyman]

did u know there r almost 1000 BOXES of tapes now missing from the apollo era?...this was only revealed a few years ago...hmmmm...

oh man what a bummer... those tapes were going to be around forever! Like the scrolls! clearly conspiracy.

[Nightshade]

that picture prooves it? rofl!...wheres that pic of me on the moon?...seremtan?

Wait, it's fake right? Because you can't see the stars?

[seremtan]

that picture prooves it? rofl!...wheres that pic of me on the moon?...seremtan?

OBVIOUSLY FAKE. YOU COULDN'T HEAR THE BANJO ON TEH MOONZ

[Whiskey 7]

Amazed how topics take off

Hey has anyone see that TV show Alternative Three in the late 70's or early 80's?

Something akin to that Orson Welles' radio show The War of the Worlds that scared many.

Clicky

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[losCHUNK]

goof, we didnt land on the moon ?

because ive seen you using evidence from the apollo missions to the moon to support arguements on alien life ?

edit: lol, nice

[Tsakali]

that picture prooves it? rofl!...wheres that pic of me on the moon?...seremtan?

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OBVIOUSLY FAKE. YOU COULDN'T HEAR THE BANJO ON TEH MOONZ

he could if his oxygen tank was leaking...air deprivation could explain his facial expression

[scared?]

thats ice under the lander!...scared?...

[HM-PuFFNSTuFF]

Mars soil good for asparagus, green beans, tests show


Jun 27, 2008 04:30 AM

The first chemistry results from Mars' northern plain reveal an environment more hospitable to life than some scientists had predicted, one that might allow future colonists to grow crops as familiar on Earth as asparagus and green beans.

Strawberries, though, might be tougher, Phoenix mission scientists said yesterday.

"We're flabbergasted by this data," said Sam Kounaves, the lead scientist on the wet chemistry experiment for the Phoenix spacecraft, which landed on Mars on May 25.

"We've found nutrients that could support life."

A sample of soil about the size of a sugar cube was delivered to the lab by the lander's robotic arm and mixed with water brought from Earth. Analysis shows the soil is alkaline, with a pH between 8 and 9, Kounaves said. This came as something of a surprise, at least to the many scientists who have argued that Martian soil was likely too acidic to support life.

The test also turned up magnesium, sodium, potassium, and chloride, all of which are useful in organic processes.

Los Angeles Times

[andyman]

thats ice under the lander!...scared?...

waiting for this book... http://www.amazon.com/Dark-Mission-Secr ... 1932595260

[Therac-25]

I'm waiting for them to explain how this isn't water (NASA source images from Opportunity).

[scared?]

Mars soil good for asparagus, green beans, tests show


Jun 27, 2008 04:30 AM

The first chemistry results from Mars' northern plain reveal an environment more hospitable to life than some scientists had predicted, one that might allow future colonists to grow crops as familiar on Earth as asparagus and green beans.

Strawberries, though, might be tougher, Phoenix mission scientists said yesterday.

"We're flabbergasted by this data," said Sam Kounaves, the lead scientist on the wet chemistry experiment for the Phoenix spacecraft, which landed on Mars on May 25.

"We've found nutrients that could support life."

A sample of soil about the size of a sugar cube was delivered to the lab by the lander's robotic arm and mixed with water brought from Earth. Analysis shows the soil is alkaline, with a pH between 8 and 9, Kounaves said. This came as something of a surprise, at least to the many scientists who have argued that Martian soil was likely too acidic to support life.

The test also turned up magnesium, sodium, potassium, and chloride, all of which are useful in organic processes.

Los Angeles Times

old...

[Whiskey 7]

Interesting times ahead I feel

[seremtan]

thats ice under the lander!...scared?...

so, you're saying we didn't go to the moon, yet you believe the phoenix lander is the real deal and not fake at all

moron alert!!...

[Peenyuh]

I'm waiting for them to explain how this isn't water (NASA source images from Opportunity).

Those pics are of a parking lot at a bar in Modesto. I know, cause I been passed out in that very water.

[andyman]

I'm waiting for them to explain how this isn't water (NASA source images from Opportunity).

Those pics are of a parking lot at a bar in Modesto. I know, cause I been passed out in that very water.

or was that where you grew legs and came ashore

[Tsakali]

lol

[seremtan]

Those pics are of a parking lot at a bar in Modesto. I know, cause I been passed out in that very water.

or was that where you grew legs and came ashore

chortle

[scared?]

thats ice under the lander!...scared?...

so, you're saying we didn't go to the moon, yet you believe the phoenix lander is the real deal and not fake at all

moron alert!!...

wow u need it to be explained again for u? hint...there's a big difference in machine and ppl...

[Nightshade]

There's an even bigger difference between you and intelligent.