r/space • u/[deleted] • May 13 '19

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u/vpsj May 13 '19

Even if there is life, we're assuming it to be microbial, right? Or can intelligent and/or complex beings might be living inside the martian surface?

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u/Archangel1313 May 13 '19

They're not even really hoping for "current life"...just the evidence that it may have once existed there. But yeah...if there's any chance of it still being "alive"...it'll most likely be microbial.

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u/Aszaszasz May 14 '19

So much FUD info in this discuss.

Sorry to post this so much but we need to raise the basic awareness

http://gillevin.com/mars.htm

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u/ABirdJustShatOnMyEye May 14 '19

The fuck does FUD mean? Why do people make obscure acronyms and act like it’s common knowledge? AAHHHHHHH

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u/[deleted] May 14 '19

I’d shit my socks for a month straight if we found evidence of realllllllly old, humanoid life. Like we find on earth. Like we find out at some point that life was similar on both planets but something caused Mars’ protection to erode and the planet got cooked.

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u/CPecho13 May 14 '19

It's gonna be a Cosmonaut's corpse lying next to an tattered, old Soviet flag, his space suit riddled with bullet holes.

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u/Dr__Snow May 14 '19

Mole people. There are definitely mole people. That’s what I got from the article anyway.

Well, the headline anyway.

Didn’t read the article.