Wrong about Mars again!! Two new discoveries could threaten Elon Musk's colony!



Recent discoveries on Mars reveal just how wrong we were about the Red Planet! Not only is life likely, it’s also likely to be widespread. And earthquakes are also surprisingly common on a planet that was supposed to be geologically dead! What does this mean for Elon Musk’s colony?
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https://www.psu.edu/news/research/story/curiosity-rover-finds-new-evidence-ancient-mars-rivers-key-signal-life/
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/en/news/science/space/nasa-insight-gives-us-first-real-peek-at-the-interior-structure-of-mars

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29 thoughts on “Wrong about Mars again!! Two new discoveries could threaten Elon Musk's colony!”

  1. In order to have complicated life you have to have a Creator! The more real science investigates the Theory of Evolution the more they realize that it is impossible! My question would be did GOD create life on other planets!

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  2. One issue that is NEVER mentioned is: human health, especially over the long run of colonalisation ……. #1 the birth of children – surely needed in the long run to be 'independent' from terrestrial or Lunar resources,and #2 the general health of the community in what is for humans Mars, a hostile environment, # 3 adequate independent food supplies.. The items I mention are just headlines for innumerable issues that we hardly ever see mentioned, yet are fundamental to survival. Hand waving and frequent flights from the earth or lunar sources don't hack it as genuine colonisation.

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  3. the quake shows the opposite of what this video is claiming, it shows it's not a dead planet and might be habitable, just have to find a different geological location thats more stable, we do have unstable geological locations on earth as well. there will still be stable valleys just as on earth.

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  4. Quake "Detected by the Insight Lander just before it went inactive" Like seconds before? If so then falling voltage levels within the Lander could produce erroneous results. Just saying.

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  5. This presentation was a breath of fresh air. Everyone seems to ASSUME that life requires circumstances present on the earth’s surface: sunlight that provides warmth and enables photosynthesis; water, breatheable atmosphere, and so forth, but nobody bothers to ask where these substances come from. I hypothesize that life is a spontaneous phenomenon that appears wherever environmental circumstances are favorable. The earth’s life probably originated deep beneath the earth’s surface, where the nuclear core provides a stable, hot environment that promotes chemical reactions, and abundant energetic chemicals that serve as food. This environment, of course, is incompatible with complex multicellular plants and animals, but it enabled the appearance of single-cell bacteria that evolved numerous metabolic pathways and intracellular stress mechanisms that enabled them to repair and maintain their cell walls and internal structures. The simple bacterial cells eventually evolved into Archaea, which are recently discovered single-cell organisms that abound in volcanic pools of boiling water and mud that until recently were ASSUMED to be incompatible with life. The Archaea are far more complex than bacteria and have more in common with the eukaryotic cells that compose all complex multicellular animals and plants found in the oceans and terrestrial surfaces of today’s earth. While bacterial DNA exists as simple strands, the DNA of Archaea exists in the form of chromosomes, which are complex, tightly woven bands of DNA, much like the chromosomes of Eukarya cells that we know and love. The incessant metabolic activity of this vast biomass of unicellular subsurface microbial life slowly digests the earth’s substance and produces water, oil, and atmospheric gases that slowly seep to the earth’s surface, where their escape into space is inhibited by the earth’s magnetosphere. Most of the earth’s heat and atmosphere escapes via the poles, where magnetic field lines dive toward the earth’s surface. The subterranean single cell life forms thus created the earth’s surface environment, which is replete with water and a breatheable atmosphere that are continuously replenished by microbes that slowly digest the earth’s substance. These single cell creatures eventually adapted to the cold ocean environment in the region of volcanic rift zones that ring the earth like the threads of a baseball at the edges of tectonic plates that drift on the earth’s surface. This environment enabled the evolution of complex multicellular life forms that became the precursors of familiar fish, crabs, mussels, shrimp, and so forth. More than 300 complex multicellular life forms have been discovered in these volcanic rift zones, where they thrive on the energetic chemicals produced in the earth’s interior, so that these cannot survive beyond the rift zones. However, at some point single cell organisms evolved intracellular stress mechanisms that enabled them to thrive apart from the rift zones, and then evolved extracellular stress mechanisms that enabled the appearance of structurally complex multicellular life forms, and eventually these adapted to life on the terrestrial surfaces. I would be willing to bet that Mars was once a water planet very similar to the earth, and that the presence of water, carbon dioxide, methane, and other trace gases in the Martian atmosphere derive from lingering single cell organisms surviving beneath the Martian surface. A detailed explanation of this hypothesis can be found in my book. http://www.stressmechanism.com.

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  6. What I always have issues with earth, other planets, the moon and sun cant be round. Why? Cuz look at them. How the can anything on the side of one and not roll off?!? Its just so stupid and silly of us to believe scientists and nasa. Just my opinion tho but there's no way earth is round at the least.

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  7. Not to worry about the Muskrat nonsense about travel to Mars. That’s distraction propaganda to obscure the true purpose of his rocket project, which is to create a gigantic rocket with two re-usable stages that can propel some 600 Starlink satellites into orbit at a time. The immediate goal is 40,000 low-earth-orbit satellites. These must be replenished at frequent intervals as their orbits decay. Such a rocket would also be capable of establishing a moon base. Human physiology is not evolved for prolonged survival in outer space, so a trip to Mars would be a death sentence. That should be clear from the human experiments with prolonged orbit in the space station. Microbial life is undoubtedly also present in Venus, as evidenced by its thick CO2 atmosphere and hot surface temperatures, which resembles earth at an earlier stage of the evolution of subterranean life that originates spontaneously in the stable, hot environment deep beneath the planet’s surface where its nuclear core provides energetic chemicals that function as food for the evolving microbes until they produce enough water, oil, and trace gases to pave the path for the evolution of marine and terrestrial multicellular life.

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  8. At the current rate of AI progress, I expect the first martians will not be humans but non-biological, autonomous robots, smarter than humans and not a threat to any insitu life on Mars

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  9. The marsquake means that Mars is still losing internal heat to space that's what powered the quake. It's not likely that it's getting hotter but we should check just to make sure. Smart guys always cover their asses!

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  10. What’s the betting that the first form of life found on Mars will be a Sovereign Citizen, complete with kiddie print ID and claiming to be an indigenous person with a Common Law rights they make up themselves? I know, I am one, I’m here on holiday.

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