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martian life
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- Subject: martian life
- From: Bobwrasse@webtv.net (Brad Sampson)
- Date: Mon, 20 Apr 1998 14:24:17 -0400
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i was just reading an article about ALH84001 and the bacteria- like
structures published by NASA,and nowhere in the article does it mention
a possible origin of these structures except from the planet mars,just
because they were found on a possible matian meteorite doesnt mean they
originated there,i find it more likely to believe that the supposed
bacteria propably originated right here on Earth.after all, ALH84001
fell a little over 13,000 yrs.ago and has been exposed to the elements
for all that time.I think 13,000 yrs. is plenty of time for Earthly
bacteria to colonize the meteorite and then fossilize.what do you think.