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Re: New Images Show Additional Evidence Of Possible Ancient Life On Mars
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- Subject: Re: New Images Show Additional Evidence Of Possible Ancient Life On Mars
- From: Ron Baalke <BAALKE@kelvin.jpl.nasa.gov>
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 23:20:47 GMT
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>Let's address the next point. If as reported Shergotty shows something
>similar to Nakhla, then the question so many of us must be wondering
>right about now:
>
>"And what of Zagami?"
>
>It is the freshest SNC fall. It has a kinship to Shergotty. Surely
>someone must be taking a close look.
Good question. I haven't heard any reports yet on Zagami. It is making
me wonder though, because I have a piece of Zagami that has this orange
mark on it. I've always attributed it to being rust, but then again, I've
never seen any similiar markings on any other Zagami. The orange marking
is quite visible, I have a photo of it here:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/snc/zagami3.jpg
The size of the Zagami in this photo is 2.4 grams. Any ideas
what it could be? Does anyone else have a similar orange coloring on their
Zagami?
Ron Baalke
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