Starship Asterisk*

tidally torn comet theory that has exactly the same underlying ballistics

WRONG!

Pictures taken by Cassini September 30, 2007 when flying by Dione within 48,806 kilometers. http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images/raw/casJPGBrowseS34/N00093709.jpg N00093709.jpg http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/multimedia/images/raw/casJPGBrowseS34/N00093687.jpg N00093687.jpg The latest 500 raw ima...

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The Discovery Channel had the conclusion episode Sunday of a Canadian mini series, Race to Mars. It was shades of Space Colonization and Energy Supply to the Earth again, proposed over 30 years ago. Even the Lander vehicle left in orbit around Mars, the Ascent/Descent Vehicle, the Gagarin, was an al...

Vulpine wrote:People really need to look at the broad view and collate all the data we have in a wide area of science to get an idea of where the world is going.

Which from the sciences turns out to be at best, speculative.

Vulpine wrote:The evidence is in front of our faces; the pieces just need to be put together.

True

Spelunking on Mars?! Y-E-S!



Possible New Mars Caves Targets in Search for Life, the Seven Sisters
Spelunking on Mars: Caves are Hot Spots in Search for Life

Comment? No Why would I comment on a theory that spans “250 million years from now” when time frames of millions of years is stretching logic from meaningless to ridiculous. Nereid had recently chastised posters about theories since theories are not part of the “only game in town” but since Robert N...

Do you think it's "high kinetic impacts"?

bystander, you're answering for Pete?

http://www.lpod.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/02/Icarus-LO2-M33-ApII-44-6606.jpg LPOD, February 12, 2007, A REALLY TALL PEAK “Explosion-like” only if there is something to make it explosive, impact is just that, an impact. Don’t make it more grandiose than it is. Research what Eugene Shoemaker was in...

"UFO" in the software name was meant to be tongue-in-cheek

Y'ah think?

Observed from Hungary.
EPOD

Noel, non-round craters are not “processing artifacts”. Chuck Wood’s LPOD for September 16, 2007 clearly demonstrates “framelet lines” in the Lunar Orbiter images.

Too bad the Voynich MS wasn't given to Charles Fort; maybe he would not have come to a conclusion but have speculated.

John, the statement "Well lets just say that they obviously wanted to show off the lineal alignment of the craters" does not equate to "propose ( sic ) a theory". Neither does, "Waste your own time" equate to "you are too busy right now". But, "a fool can...

The EPOD has a nice NLC picture.
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more frequently in the past 20 years or so

Why? Maybe he's inferring that the aforementioned iceballs have come all the way from Tethys... :? I take it, the " he's " you're refering to are the authors & editors Robert Nemiroff (MTU) & Jerry Bonnell (USRA) "inferring that the aforementioned iceballs have come all the w...

Jesus Martinez-Frias, a senior scientist at the Center for Astrobiology in Madrid ... found that the ice balls did not contain human excrement or the trademark blue disinfectant used in airplane toilets

Oh my god...this is priceless!!

How can an enviroment with little atmosphere contain or hold a storm or have a storm front? How can an eviroment with little atmosphere have a planet wide dust storm? In the images of the planet wide storm where is the storm front, how is it created? Where is the dust on the rovers?

So, could a " mixture of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and water (H2O)" support a lifeform?...huummmm

2007 August 28

Another amazing picture, wow!!

...you mentioned scarring. I don't know about scarring but a series of small meteorite strikes all coming from the same general direction might make sense. That's what they thought of Phobos and proved themselves wrong. The First Mars Express Science Conference had four presentations specifically a...

harry wrote:Hello FieryIce

How did they do that?

You're asking me!?

A Viking 1 image along side a more recent ESA's Mars Express image. http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/imgcat/midres/vo1_357a64.gif http://www.esa.int/images/114-051004-0756-6-nd-01-Phobos_L.jpg Mars' moon Phobos and Stickney crater from 1600 km, 1977-06-10 Martian moon Phobos in detail, less than 200 kilom...

http://en.epochtimes.com/news_images/2007-2-25-p9_esa_exomarsdrillunderground.jpg The mission concept proposes that a solar-powered spacecraft, using an ion engine to produce thrust for its cruise to Mars, will carry a separate landing craft. Once the craft reaches Phobos, it will orbit the moon an...