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![]() I say the latter. I'll hazard a guess or two on what Opportunity may find. Layer upon layer of sedimentary rocks right to the bottom mudflat. The remains of countless ice ages, waxing and waning, alternately depositing soil and building rocks. Showing that Meridiani was a shallow sea relentlessly ...filled in... by successive and alternating periods of short-lived ice capped lakes, followed by long periods of dormancy and soil building as we see now. An end stage ecosystem as Meridiani has been filled in to the point that water can only exist underground. Will there be bacteria still clinging to exist safely hidden beneath deeper outcrops a few feet into the crater wall? Where some water occasionally melts out and to the floor creating the numerous nearby sinkholes. I think so! After all, nothing at Meridiani can be explained only with geology. Everything at Meridiani can be explained by life. Jonathan s |
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![]() jonathan wrote: I say the latter. I'll hazard a guess or two on what Opportunity may find. I'm kind of hoping for one of these: http://www.badmovies.org/movies/angryred/angryred7.jpg or maybe a microscopic view of a "blueberry" shows this inside: http://members.tripod.com/Papajoe666/martian.jpg :-) Pat |
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