Scientists have been trying to get evidence of life on Mars for years. Examples of ancient lake basins and river valleys have already been documented. There is often talk of similarities between Earth and Mars, but there seems to be one difference between the planets. This is its size. Mars is only 53% in diameter. The diameter of the Earth, and this will prevent Mars from retaining the volatiles necessary for life (including water). American researchers came to such conclusions. “The fate of Mars was doomed from the start,” summarizes the latest research findings by Dr. Kun Wang, associate professor at Washington University in St. Louis. “There is likely to be a threshold for the size requirement for rocky planets such that they can hold enough water for life and plate tectonics, with a mass greater than that of Mars,” he adds. Water is one of the basic factors of life. Mars once had surface water – evidence of this preserved Martian meteorites that reached …
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zippyInterestingly enough, Pluto, now known as the dwarf planet, has water and an atmosphere…
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Interestingly enough, Pluto, now known as the dwarf planet, has water and an atmosphere…
I wonder where this belief seems to be the certainty that other inhabitants of the universe should base their existence on water, carbon, etc. Where does this belief come from that life should be based on matter.
like him. And I was already ready to travel. Seriously, who cares
The so-called “scholars”, or as they are called in this forum, put forward some theses and then there is a problem, because instead of changing them in the course of subsequent discoveries about previous conclusions, they stubbornly defend what they have “proved” despite the fact that it is not what they defend So much, because they have been honored for it, given, etc., and it is difficult to admit wrongdoing. This is evident in every field of science, so new discoveries are ignored, subverted, or ridiculed. Certainly not conducive to the development of civilization.
The tiny particles are located between Mars and Jupiter and are filled with water
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However, size matters
First, we destroyed our planet, now we want to fly and destroy another planet. Man is a parasite.
500+ is not…
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Well you have to add 47% of the missing diameter…writing will do that.
I’m like Mars, yesterday I had a bowel and couldn’t hold any liquid, not even gas!
They already know there was water 4 billion years ago, but how did it get there if Mars was too young to hold it. You have to take money for something, which is more than just useful work. Nothing will be left on Earth and the fairy tales of the so-called scientists will fly away into space because of the climate catastrophe,
The so-called “scholars”, or as they are called in this forum, put forward some theses and then there is a problem, because instead of changing them in the course of subsequent discoveries about previous conclusions, they stubbornly defend what they have “proved” despite the fact that it is not what they defend so much , because they have been honored for it, given, etc., and it is difficult to admit wrongdoing. This is evident in every field of science, so new discoveries are ignored, subverted, or ridiculed. Certainly not conducive to the development of civilization.
Drama can’t recommend a drama
Interestingly enough, Pluto, now known as the dwarf planet, has water and an atmosphere…
like him. And I was already ready to travel. Seriously, who cares
I wonder where this belief seems to be the certainty that other inhabitants of the universe should base their existence on water, carbon, etc. Where does this belief come from that life should be based on matter.
I’ll tell you frankly: I was worried
The tiny particles are located between Mars and Jupiter and are filled with water
She and then they will find an exoplanet with water smaller than Mars and they will double and triple to defend their theory of the sealed fate of Mars
Mars inhabits today Mars
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