DOES THIS SIGNIFY LIFE ON MARS? [+] ballot by aya created Mon Feb 21, 05 There is a strong possibility that there is a frozen sea on Mars. Do you think that this means that there is/was life on Mars? And, considering the fact that any life on Mars has perished, do you think that this could lead the possibility for humans to establish colonies on Mars, or, at the very least, strip Mars of it's natural resource (water), if the Earth were to dry up? From yahoo: PARIS (AFP) - A frozen sea surviving as blocks of pack ice may lie just beneath the surface of Mars, the New Scientist magazine said, citing observations from Europe's Mars Express spacecraft. Images from the high resolution stereo camera on Mars Express showed of structures called plates that look similar to ice formations near Earth's poles. These plates could indicate the first discovery of a large body of water beyond Mars' polar ice caps, the review said. In their paper the researchers traced a possible history for Mars' underground ice, saying it began with huge masses of ice floating in water that were later covered with volcanic ash, leaving the pack ice plates behind. "If the reported hypothesis is true, then this would be a prime candidate landing site to search for possible extant life on Mars," said Brian Hynek, a research scientist at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado at Boulder in the United States. What do you think? There could be life on Mars We could establish colonies on Mars Don't know Yes, probably life. Stick to screwing up Earth. Ballot #68294 : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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