I'll let the article say it all.
Organics On Mars: Curiosity Rover Finds Evidence Of Organic Compounds On Red Planet
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I'll let the article say it all.
Organics On Mars: Curiosity Rover Finds Evidence Of Organic Compounds On Red Planet
The latest findings on the break down of the organic compounds: A senior scientist confirms the lab results - "two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun..."
Where there's even the possibility of life there will be MacDonald's....:p :D
James.
Very cool but sounds like they are opening up a new can of worms. For example, did the rover bring it over or was it other space debris. I would hope they find support for it because all the rovers would be is some nerds expensive science fair project. Well, maybe the tech used will have some more practical purposes too. I mean we are not colonizing any planets in near the future.
It is highly unlikely that organic compounds would travel to mars on the rover.
They kinda take care to avoid possible contamination :)
Coming soon: Walmart and starbucks MARS!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimbo
Btw, according to other articles including the nasa one, they found complex chemicals, but not organics.
Looks like Monsanto got there first. They'll have to be "organics in conversion".Quote:
Originally Posted by Bruno
Probably some dude from Bangladesh hid in the wheel wells thinking it was a free ticket to Canada. He fell out on mars and died and the remains were found.
I love the revoke, I can see them now...
"huh... Positive signs for life... That can't be right..."
"yeah, machine must be wrong"
"... Must be"
"betcha it was an error"
"... Gotta be an error"
"post it anyway?"
"post it"
That's it?
I want my $8.00 back
Mars Rover Curiosity Cost Each American $8 - Business Insider