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Mark,
It certainly is the science team at JPL's idea that
the 'round guys' are embedded in the outcrop.
For instance Dr. Squyres were talking about wheter they could
see the
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> Hello List,
> I guess you all have seen those pictures coming from Mars at the
> the Meridiani Planum/Opportunity site.
>
> Embedded in, and eroding out of the bedrock in th
Thanks Bjorn. I missed Dr. Squyres comments. Certain terrestrial
limestones are oolitic, but it sounds as though JPL is looking for
evidence of so-called "dropstones."
I wonder where the spheroids evident in the soil ABOVE the outcrop came
from. Perhaps younger sedimentary layers have already we
Mark,
It certainly is the science team at JPL's idea that
the 'round guys' are embedded in the outcrop.
For instance Dr. Squyres were talking about wheter they could
see the layers curving above or below the balls, or wheter it is
possible to see if the balls have made a small dent in the layering
Bjørn Sørheim wrote:
They must be evidence of life, it takes balls to live on Mars.
On another subject: Thanks to all who stopped by Mike's and my room at the show. It
was nice meeting everyone again and trying to remember everybodies (anybodies) name.
It was a lot of fun, but I am glad it i
> Hello List,
> I guess you all have seen those pictures coming from Mars at the
> the Meridiani Planum/Opportunity site.
>
> Embedded in, and eroding out of the bedrock in the sidewall of the
> 20 m crater where Opportunity is located, are those <5mm perfect
> spherical stones.
> Regards,
> Bj
Hello List,
I guess you all have seen those pictures coming from Mars at the
the Meridiani Planum/Opportunity site.
Embedded in, and eroding out of the bedrock in the sidewall of the
20 m crater where Opportunity is located, are those <5mm perfect
spherical stones.
They have a different colour tha
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