"Chosp" wrote in message news:w0h8c.2107$wl1.952@fed1read06...
"Pedro Rosa" wrote in message
om...
Salted
water can have a wide range of states, depending on the properties of
salts. Try to find data on Lake Victoria Antarctida. BUT! For the
fast-runners I warn immediately that the lake there is abiotic by the
most (under what I presently know). Are there similar lakes in Mars?
Yes, there is a pond, a few meters large in a region between Elisyum
and Olympus, between 40-55 degrees North latitude. Unfortunately I
found it at a time when IBM did SOME GREAT #@%@$@%#$ HDDs... And the
thing crashed a few days after the discovery. Could those ponds be a
base for Life?

Sorry. You'll have to do better than that.
You need to post a link or reference to an actual
image of this pond before it will be reasonably believed.
Your search area is simply too large to cover to look
for a pond a few meters across. No one will do that
kind of legwork for you and no one will believe you if
you don't.
Trust, but verify - and all that.

I am not here to make anyone believe on something you know? I am not
the Holy Priest of the FUSSY FACE of Mars. As I said I lost it, thanks
IBM very much and their #@$@#$$ 15Gb disks... 2Gb of precious
information, and not only that photo but two years of my professional
work down the tubes. You know how am I ****ed off till now? But I saw
it and that's enough for me... Your problem to take this into account
or not.

Sincerly I tried to find it again... Unfortunately I only noted it
after download as a broad view of what's going on in those zones. I
wasn't minimally interested in details of that region. My preferred
regions are Acydalia Planitia, Arabia Terra and NW of Hellas.

The thing is not quite visible. It's a dark streak coming from a hill,
it hits a few rocks, run down slightly, and concentrates in a small
depression between the hills... The depression possessed two tones,
one dark grey and another more to the center, nearly black. Who finds
it tell me what it tastes for... Note I don't like mineral sulfated
waters, keep for yourself!