"Toxins In Soil May Mean No Life On Mars"

[capncnut]

I understand that. . just didn't realize that was part of this particualr mission. I'm all for it tho', Just wish I could see it happen in my lifetime. That's the thing, Clang. You wont.

[clanglee]

I know. .

[Bub666]

It would be cool if we could see it in are lifetime.But we won't.

[MikePizzoff]

I'm working on my own private rocket ship so that I can prove you all wrong. I'll send you postcards from the pyramid mines.

[Bub666]

I'm working on my own private rocket ship so that I can prove you all wrong. I'll send you postcards from the pyramid mines. Good luck.

[MikePizzoff]

Good luck. I don't need luck when I have Douglas Quaid on my side.

[DubiousComforts]

Still, would you eat food from another planet?? After you! People don't give much thought to the garbage food they consume on this planet, so what's the problem? Bon appétit!

[EvilNed]

That's the thing, Clang. You wont. I don't know about that. You can get an awful far way in 40 years. Maybe not Mars, but the Moon?

[Tricky]

I don't need luck when I have Douglas Quaid on my side. "i got enough sh*t up here to f*ck cohaagen good!"

[brer]

As I see it, the perchlorates that they found really don't mean that much. Some earth organisms actually eat them. Then again, it just may be that they decided to take their sample in an area with a lot of perchlorates. The soil on earth is not all uniform, why should we expect mars to be different?

[sandrock74]

"C'mon Cohagen, gif da people da air!"

[Eyebiter]

What about deep underground or at the poles where there are deposits of ice? Just because it's not carbon based life on the surface that we expect to find doesn't mean that SOMETHING isn't alive on the entire planet of Mars.