Yeah I don't know about rock eating. Even if you were silicon-based you'd still be hard pressed to extract any usable energy from ordinary rock. I'm inclined...
JD >>> I guess you'll have to go and read Carlotto's peer reviewed articles (see The Mars anomaly pathfinder at the end of Lowell's Legacy for links) Visit...
Charles >>> A good source is: http://naturalselection.0catch.com/Files/ancientice.html <<< I saw no mention of solar irradience. Are you sure you had the right...
... We have been discussing here on this matter. See group threads Nr.26743 "Rock-Eating Life" and Nr.26785 "Attack of the Rock-Eating Microbes". See also...
Correction on wrong tips: (rocks x spherules) ... We have been discussing here on this matter. See group threads Nr.26743 "Rock-Eating Life" and Nr.26785 ...
Originally that was my idea too, that these were fossilized remains, but if so, it doesn't answer the question as to why they are 1) So abundant on top of the...
P.S., something has to be found to explain the methane in the atmosphere. "IF", and that's a big if of course, spherules are organic and has methane as one of...
... Gosh Johnny, I've already done that. The question stands. Mike Lomax Dr. Carlotto explains it far more eloquently in his own words than I ever could by...
Agreed. I didn't find yet any geological explanation for the appearance, arrangement, placement of these spherules. NASA said they are mineral concretions ...
Some of the images that show the spherules after they've been 'ratted' show they are solid and don't appear to have internal structure you might expect there...
JD >>> Dr. Carlotto explains it far more eloquently in his own words Than I ever could by paraphrasing him. I'm sorry you didn't "get it". <<< OK, as usual you...
... Rover's photographs of cracked spheres did show possible internal structures. The rat instrument could erase any inner structure with the sphere being ...
The following from an article on the Moqui Marbles might shed some light on the arrangement of spherules on Mars. Let loose from millions of years in sandstone...
ya got it for once! JD ... JD >>>Dr. Carlotto explains it far more eloquently in his own words Than Iever could by paraphrasing him. I'm sorry you didn't "get...
The latest news release now puts the bacteria at only a modest 32,000 years. What problem do you see with that Mike? JD ... Charles >>>The link was intended as...
Shoot I bet if those tightwads like Jinks, Palermo Hoagland and Tonnies would share a little of their vast fortunes us little folks would have to ask for ...
Thanks for the info on the Moqui Balls. I remember you bringing those up before. However, the arrangement of the spherules are other than those described. the...
JD >>> The latest news release now puts the bacteria at only a modest 32,000 years. What problem do you see with that Mike? <<< I see you never got rid of your...
Microbes in the Alaskan permafrost have been found living in temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius "If low temperature life does exist on another...
Tell us! ... JD >>>The latest news release now puts the bacteria at only a modest 32,000years. What problem do you see with that Mike? <<< I see you never got...
... I am glad we've gotten back to this topic. I thought, from the very first pictures that came back, that the blueberries were some kind of organism, because...
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... That's exactly what the ones on the ends of slender stalks look like. I've yet to hear of anyone finding an example of a nonorganic formation that remotely...
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There have been a few spherules that have gotten the RAT treatment and showed the insides exposed. Though no discernible innards were noticeable, doesn't mean...
A) and B) are good possibilities. And also I would like to point out that if any life is going to be confirmed on Mars, it will be constituted by a complex ...
Lan >>> That's exactly what the ones on the ends of slender stalks look like. I've yet to hear of anyone finding an example of a nonorganic formation that...
Me >>> I haven't heard any geologist try to explain the stems. <<< I take that back, at least partly. This web site theorises that geyser action formed the...
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