More evidence of microbal life on Mars?

[blobrana]

Hum,
i think the important thing here is that the life time of ammonia is only a few hours before it's broken down...

Which, if it's from a volcanic source, implies a `global` source... not just a few isolated volcanic vents; which would surly have been detected by now anyway.

My considered opinion is that, i would be extremely shocked (and wrong) if ammonia didn`t arise from life forms.



http://www.geocities.com/goarana668/qqqr/mars_spiritcolor.jpg

[blobrana]

Hum,
it`s the thought that counts...

Anyway i came across this weird pair of photos...of freaky tracks from the Spirit rover on Mars ...they were taken 9 days apart and there are numerous differences...
Tracks appear
rocks, are rearranged
and one blueberry  appeared from nowhere!
( no trail -- but it may have dropped off the rock above it.)

[blobrana]

@Karlos
just for you...

A bigger `SIZE OF AN ELEPHANT` picture of those tracks
(er, notice that there isn`t anything at the `ends` of them like something had rolled along, blown by the wind)

Ahh!
Ammonia in bags...hum, well spotted.

[blobrana]

Yeah,
 there have been a few weird/alien photos sent from the probes...

Nasa`s looking for sites that may contain (for future missions) fossils, and ESA`s looking at finding current life forms, and it`s all a  bit hush, hush.

Anyway check this photo out that Spirit took on `Sol` 70:


Click to EXPLODE.

It`s not a flaw on the lens...

[blobrana]

Hum,
Yea that's what i thought at first, but i haven't noticed refraction glares like that in any other Spirit photos, even those looking at the setting Sun...

But it`s probably some sort of cosmic ray striking the CCD.

[or the automated planetary defence system taking potshots]