Matt Maldre / January 15, 2004 January 15, 2004 / 1 minute of reading
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If they are looking for evidence of water on Mars, why don’t they send the robot-thing to the north part of mars where all that white stuff is. Geez. That looks like snow to me.
Mars needs men too. wait, no it doesn’t. not even Earth needs men.
laura k.
19 years ago
how do you know that’s water ice? it could be ammonia. or methane. or ammonia methane. it could be anything. think outside the box….water’s not the only liquid compound that freezes.
laura k.
19 years ago
by the way, we DID try to send a probe to the Martian poles. it was called the Polar Lander. like most other Mars missions, it failed.
it’s not snow. it’s martian dandruff. how embarassing. Get some T-Gel, Mars.
Mars needs women.
Mars needs men too. wait, no it doesn’t. not even Earth needs men.
how do you know that’s water ice? it could be ammonia. or methane. or ammonia methane. it could be anything. think outside the box….water’s not the only liquid compound that freezes.
by the way, we DID try to send a probe to the Martian poles. it was called the Polar Lander. like most other Mars missions, it failed.
http://www.space.com/missionlaunches/mars_polar_lander_031222.html
government lies.
it’s a giant snowcone factory. what fun is a giant ammonia cone factory or a giant methane cone factory? huh? huh, chicky?
i don’t think Mars’s funness factor will be affected by the chemical composition of its snow.
next time i see ya laura, i’m gonna throw a methane snowball atcha.