A Lander Coming down on the Mars Pole

Well its about time. No more probing the equator. The Mars poles are a
lot more interesting. They have all the dry ice,and lots of ice water
under it. Dry ice will evaporate under the landers hot rockets. up will
come steam,and bert will say yes there is water under the dry ice,but no
water molecules on its surface.of dust,and never was bert

On Jun 20, 3:02 pm, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
Well its about time. No more probing the equator. The Mars poles are a
lot more interesting. They have all the dry ice,and lots of ice water
under it. Dry ice will evaporate under the landers hot rockets. up will
come steam,and bert will say yes there is water under the dry ice,but no
water molecules on its surface.of dust,and never was bert


Lots of dry ice there for your Bud cooler, Bert!

Double-A

Double-A Dry ice much to cold. Used it in my wood box when selling ice
cream on Revere Beach. Burnt my figures many times. It lasted till all
50 chocolate covers were sold for a nickel each. Those were the good
old days(1938)