Phoenix may have found Ice on Mars

[SUBMAN1]

Finially!

http://www.dailytech.com/Phoenix+May+Have+Discovered+Ice+Crumbs+on+Mars/article12151.htm

-S

[asanovic7]

Then let arnie find the ice on mars..
:rotfl:

:up:

p.s. did I say we? :rotfl:

Cheers

[STEED]

Great! :D

I could use it in my glass of Coke. :lol:

[SUBMAN1]

Ice is important. If you plan to live on Mars, it solves a lot of complex problems, such as a source of water for the Astronauts, water to grow plant life for food, and of course with water, you have a constant supply of oxygen using equipment as found on subs!

Finding carbon based life outside of Earth becomes a possibility if it exists too!

-S

[STEED]

One little problem, we have a oil crisis warming up. ;) :damn:

[SUBMAN1]

One little problem, we have a oil crisis warming up. ;) :damn:What does that have to do with the price of beans? About along the same lines!

Is there a solid rocket booster chemical crisis too? ;)

-S

[baggygreen]

I find it tough to locate anyone who is remotely interested in the successes of this mission!

its crazy...

maybe we're just nerds and geeks, subman..


*edit: way to waste me thousandth post... calling meself a geek...

[rifleman13]

If were going to colonize Mars, one question?

What does Martian water tastes like?

[baggygreen]

http://www.news.com.au/comments/0,23600,23930986-401,00.html

thats the comments bit, but in that link is a report of the type of soil on mars!

[darius359au]

http://www.news.com.au/comments/0,23600,23930986-401,00.html

thats the comments bit, but in that link is a report of the type of soil on mars!

If you want to get the phoenix news without having to worry about news corp publishing it try here :up:
http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/index.php

Theres a link there to podcasts on iTunes with the news conferences as well:up: