NASA The Tease

[Longdan]

Weapons of Mass Destruction?
The "trickle down" money?

[Smuckatelli]

I am betting that they have found complex organics that strongly suggest that there was or still is life on Mars.

Take that Neo-con religious bitches!

Actually it isn't a life until 19-20 weeks into the pregnancy......so it's safe for them to abort anything that they find.  :P

[GDS_Starfury]

golf clap Smuck... golf clap.

[Windigo]

golf clap Smuck... golf clap.

If smuck dropped a duece you'd declare it a holy relic.....   

[GDS_Starfury]

it was a golf clap not a cheering section.
I think youre nervous that NASA found a rock older then you.

[Smuckatelli]

it was a golf clap not a cheering section.
I think youre nervous that NASA found a rock older then you.

He suffers from fossil envy

[Windigo]

it was a golf clap not a cheering section.
I think youre nervous that NASA found a rock older then you.

He suffers from fossil envy

absolutely.....   getting a chunck of marsian life would be totally cool beans

[Mr. Bigglesworth]

All your moon base are belong to us.

[TheCommandTent]

Apparently the original comment was 'misunderstood.'  Looks like some simple forms of organic matter but nothing earth shattering.

They made a mountain out of a molehill.

Curiosity did make a big discovery on Mars, one that had the world speculating about the potential discovery of "organics" on the Red Planet. There's something there all right -- but it's little more than a pile of scientifically relevant sand, experts from the space agency said Monday.

During initial tests, the Curiosity team found hints of complex chemicals and simple organic molecules: evidence of chlorine, sulfur and water in Mars dirt studied by its onboard laboratory, as well as organic compounds containing carbon, the building block of life. But the space agency must now verify that these organics didn't come from Earth or elsewhere in the cosmos.

NASA urged caution before jumping to conclusions about these complex chemicals.

John Grotzinger, who sparked a wave of rumors two weeks ago when he said that Curiosity had a finding that was "one for the history books," noted that "patience" is Curiosity's middle name.

"You have to be careful about what you say and even more careful about how you say it," he said. "I was misunderstood."

"Organics are clearly there," said Paul Mahaffy Principal Investigator for Curiosity's Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM). Determining whether or not the organics found are biological in nature is "well down the road," Grotzinger said during the conference Monday adding that there won't be a "hallelujah moment" and that the hype surrounding the announcement came down to a "misunderstanding."

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/science/2012/12/03/tantalizing-hints-organics-on-mars-nasa-says/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+foxnews%2Fmost-popular+(Internal+-+Most+Popular+Content)#ixzz2E2lLEGvw

[Windigo]

I for one think they should be paddled ....

[LongBlade]

Yeah, but you're into that stuff.

[Windigo]

Yeah, but you're into that stuff.

only if they've been naughty

[Centurion40]

Naughty or misunderstood, the outcome is the same.

[Smuckatelli]

Naughty or misunderstood, the outcome is the same.

Right....the Castle Anthrax!

[W8taminute]

I really hope they did not discover the Noctis Labyrinthus.  The knowledge locked up down by the Emperor there must never see the light of day!