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What experiment should have gone to Mars
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What experiment should have gone to Mars
(Edmond Wollmann) wrote:
I wonder why they did not send equipment to measure for biological organisms or remnants thereof? Who are "they"? If you mean NASA, they went on a geology field-trip to see whether there had been water, how much, for how long etc. Water is, as far as we know, required for life. So they're not exactly dodging the question. Beagle 2 had a more biological slant to it. A few choice quotes on what Beagle 2 was meant to look for: # occurrence of organic residues # complexity and structure of organic material # Seek trace atmospheric species indicative of extant life. http://www.beagle2.com/science/targets.htm So it sounds to me like "they" did send "equipment to measure for biological organisms or remnants thereof", and you're talking ill-informed crap. I suggest you pull your head out of your visionary ass and do some reading. Tim -- Love is a travelator. |
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What experiment should have gone to Mars
(Edmond Wollmann) wrote:
I wonder why they did not send equipment to measure for biological organisms or remnants thereof? Who are "they"? If you mean NASA, they went on a geology field-trip to see whether there had been water, how much, for how long etc. Water is, as far as we know, required for life. So they're not exactly dodging the question. Beagle 2 had a more biological slant to it. A few choice quotes on what Beagle 2 was meant to look for: # occurrence of organic residues # complexity and structure of organic material # Seek trace atmospheric species indicative of extant life. http://www.beagle2.com/science/targets.htm So it sounds to me like "they" did send "equipment to measure for biological organisms or remnants thereof", and you're talking ill-informed crap. I suggest you pull your head out of your visionary ass and do some reading. Tim -- Love is a travelator. |
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