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Phoenix landed on north pole of mars!

Phoenix landed on north pole of mars!

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Yeah, what sluts, they'll go out with ANYBODY!
Well, ON ANY-BODY, might be closer. Although a body with an atmosphere probably helps.

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Originally posted by scottishinnz
Well, ON ANY-BODY, might be closer. Although a body with an atmosphere probably helps.
Probably helps but what about planets or moons like Titan or Europa, where there are oceans maybe way way under ice, no possible atmosphere, if a hundred years from now probes there find life, it would be hard to see how an isolated ecology could arise from panspermia, if you have 20 miles of ice on top of your ocean it would seem to severly limit access to the outer universe where microbes could rain down. I guess some kind of asteroid could penatrate all that ice though.
I am kinda buying in to the panspermia idea but right now we only have a sample of one so the jury is for sure, out.

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Were there any polar bears there?

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Were there any polar bears there?
There were for sure polar co-ordinates at least🙂

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They landed on the pole position...

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
They landed on the pole position...
I wouldn't touch that with a ten foot pole....

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