OOPS, has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

[Michel Van]

it seems that NASA screw up the Sterilization process on Curiosity rover before Launch

according this Source
http://www.nature.com/news/microbial-stowaways-to-mars-identified-1.15249
Curiosity rover was launch with 377 bacteria strains, 41 of those must survived the Trip and now living on Mars…

 

[Hanse]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Not really my idea of an alien invasion but it works.

 

[Hot Breath]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Ah, the terraforming process has begun...

 

[joncarrfarrelly]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Otay, what does UPS have to do with it? :

 

[Jemiba]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

There are scientists referring to some indications, that bacterias or similar
primitive forms of life have reached earth via by meteorites, so on quite a
similar way.

 

[Byeman]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Otay, what does UPS have to do with it? :

OOPS?

 

[J.A.W.]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Has any checking been done on what has been growing on those`70s Viking landers?

 

[Michel Van]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Otay, what does UPS have to do with it? :

OOPS?

oh thanks i correct it

 

[TomS]

Re: UPS has NASA bring life to Mars ?!

Has any checking been done on what has been growing on those`70s Viking landers?

With what? The best optical sensors we have over Mars (Mars Reconaissance Orbiter) can barely resolve the Viking landers at all (they're about 6 pixels wide on the HiRise camera).

 

[pathology_doc]

http://youtu.be/iSifCF8k27A?t=36s

 

[merriman]

Earth just making good on an old, old debt.

David

 

[RavenOne]

it gets better, check this out please

Former CIA agent claims there was life on Mars

A former CIA spy claims he uncovered life on Mars while working in one of the agency's programs where he spied on distant worlds

www.dailymail.co.uk

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=JpLThEF2dTM&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2F&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY


cheers

 

[Justo Miranda]

This discussion makes no sense, for millions of years the Earth and Mars have exchanged meteorites.

Even if bacteria were discovered on Mars, that would not constitute scientifically accepted proof of the existence of extraterrestrial life arising independently in another world.

There is a very simple test that consists of illuminating with polarized light a solution of organic matter, all known life diverts the plane of polarization to the left... if I did it to the right... bingo.