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In reply to the discussion: The Clearest Images Of Another Planet You've Ever Seen [View all]Terra Alta
(5,158 posts)18. wow. how beautiful.
Amazing pics. It's a wonder what science can do. I hope I live long enough to see the first human step foot on Mars. We need to stop spending money on useless wars and tax breaks for the wealthy and spend it on space exploration.
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Was about to say the same thing; the Atacama's about as Martian as Earth gets. (nt)
Posteritatis
Aug 2012
#9
When I was growing up I looked at a similar landscape every day from my bedroom window.
Cleita
Aug 2012
#12
I'm really puzzled as to why they have not explored or commented on the thing that looks
Lint Head
Aug 2012
#11
It's dry; they're using different light filters to highlight different features.
Posteritatis
Aug 2012
#16
I don't know why that first one keeps getting printed. It doesn't look that clear to me.
randome
Aug 2012
#13
I don't know. 40 years ago I was watching live, color TV broadcasts of two guys on the moon (edited
A HERETIC I AM
Aug 2012
#21
Those should be better pictures. Shot in a movie studio at a secret site in NM. <G> n/t
jtuck004
Aug 2012
#48
I'm thinking they may just have found it. I can't explain the formations otherwise.
HopeHoops
Aug 2012
#56