Mars - Substantial Fossil Biota

February 28, 2004

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Thomas Lee Elifritz
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"Thomas Lee Elifritz" wrote in message
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February 28, 2004

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I see Nasa has taken to cutting the spheres in half and still claim
to be mystified by them. At least they seem curious about them.
That's a start.

I think there's more then enough evidence to make a case
they're gemmules. It's time to put it all together in
a more organized fashion and try to find someone with
'authority' in the field to listen. Any ideas? How could
we get the ear of a good invertebrate biologist?

Unfortunately I promised by Mom a visit this weekend
and will be traveling. I wish I had more time.

Jonathan

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Thomas Lee Elifritz
http://elifritz.members.atlantic.net

I see Nasa has taken to cutting the spheres in half and still claim
to be mystified by them. At least they seem curious about them.
That's a start.


Well, the Horta is gonna be ****ed off.....

In sci.space.policy jonathan wrote:

"Thomas Lee Elifritz" wrote in message
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February 28, 2004

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I see Nasa has taken to cutting the spheres in half and still claim
to be mystified by them. At least they seem curious about them.
That's a start.

I think there's more then enough evidence to make a case
they're gemmules. It's time to put it all together in

There is? like what?

a more organized fashion and try to find someone with
'authority' in the field to listen. Any ideas? How could
we get the ear of a good invertebrate biologist?

If you want to listen to laughter, you can simply watch Loony Tunes.


Unfortunately I promised by Mom a visit this weekend
and will be traveling. I wish I had more time.

Jonathan

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In sci.space.policy jonathan wrote:

"Thomas Lee Elifritz" wrote in message
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February 28, 2004

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jonathan wrote:
I see Nasa has taken to cutting the spheres in half and still claim
to be mystified by them. At least they seem curious about them.
That's a start.

Speaking of NASA as if it is a person rather than an agency and ignoring
that there are real people who form a team of scientists (who, by the
way have names) is enough to get a PLONK from me. Never mind the stupid
baseless theory. Nut.

Oh, and *PLONK*

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Thomas Lee Elifritz
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Well that certainly looks like hide doesn't it.