On Oct 28, 7:20*am, "Painius" wrote:
My dearest Bert,

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On Oct 13, 3:00 am, "Painius" wrote:







NEWS RELEASE FROM THE PLANETARY SCIENCE INSTITUTE

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Oct. 11, 2010

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Habitable Martian Environments Could be Deep Beneath Planet's Surface

A new discovery of hydrothermally altered carbonate-bearing
rocks on Mars points toward habitable environments deep in
the Martian crust, a Planetary Science Institute researcher
said.

Painius *I posted my Mars red clam theory many times About 250 feet
down are Mars red clams. Bring your own butter. TreBert

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Painius at 250 feet down the pressure creates heat and Mars has a very
hot core. It is molten rock and iron,and iron sulfide. Reality is Mars
core is more like Earth's than our Moon core. I however do not think
Mars core has any of the heavier metal nickel. I have given objects
cores lots and lots of thinking. Best to keep in mind star cores gave
life to the universe. We are star stuff(Sagan) Painius always keep
in mind the Sun's core is only 7% of its volume,but is 50% of its
mass. TreBert