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![]() I heard Prof Pillinger (Beagle 2 notoriety) on Sky last night. He was basically saying that there was no way that either of the NASA rovers would be able to determine whether life had or currently existed on Mars. While he is right in that neither rover has life detecting instruments; he forgot that fossils are top drawer evidence of past life. A tiny fossil would show up on the microscopic imager, if it was contained in bedrock being analysed. So to say that the Nasa rovers can in no way determine whether life once existed, is complete bull****. Sure, it would be bloody lucky to come across a fossil, even if they exist, but it is feasible. |
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