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Martian life frozen in underground oceans ?


Posted on Wednesday, 13 December, 2006 | 24 comments

A top UK space scientist Doctor John Murray has said that Mars could be lurking with killer aliens lying frozen beneath its surface. He has said that bringing them to Earth will be catastrophic, as they will wipe out humanity. Now Doctor Murray, who is also UK lead scientist with Europe's Mars Express mission, has said he has overwhelming evidence of the life surviving in the frozen ocean near its equator, where simple life could thrive as microbes.

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Comment icon #20 Posted by Raptor X7 on 13 December, 2006, 18:48
Your close, but the ocean itself isn't what breathes. It's filled with phytoplankton, tiny plant-like organisms, and it's those that respire and produce oxygen, (they do it in the same way that any other plant does). At the moment there's nothing to say for sure that any life is on ...

Comment icon #21 Posted by Dakotabre on 13 December, 2006, 19:12
Raptor X7Thanks for straightening me out on that one Um... So if these micro organisms do exist in the water on Mars then would that still mean their must be some other life form on Mars, that would breathe in and out the oposite of that mico organism, therfore giving that M.Organise what it need...

Comment icon #22 Posted by Dark_Ambient on 13 December, 2006, 19:45
When martian life forms are found it will cause an amazing stir of events and discussions. The likes of which this world hasn't delt with before. No matter how i think about it i dont see how any organization could possibly want to just freely tell everyone that life has been discovered elswere ...

Comment icon #23 Posted by Enlightenment on 13 December, 2006, 23:05
With all due respect, I don't think we are living in the dark ages anymore. I believe that most people are well conditioned to accept the fact that some form of life exists on other planets. Throughout history religion has adapted to science, and not vice versa. Religion will simply adapt th...

Comment icon #24 Posted by AshKatNah on 14 December, 2006, 3:13
I understand the potential "mad scientist"- syndrome here, but consider what alien species (inbetween continents) can do on Earth, then image what a bacteria (which often is a survivor) from another planet might do.

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