Life on Mars

[MargeB]

Is it true that they just discovered life on Mars?

[fo3nix]

No, I've not heard anything about it. Someone's pulling your leg.

[Loosehead]

Hav'nt heard anything marge, scientist have talked about the possibilty for some time after examining rock samples but that's about it.

[natalie_1982]

Yes

[woofgang]

well if you will eat half a bar then leave it out in the sun what do you expect??

[delboy3]

Nah.

They (NASA) mean that the planet is more "alive" than they thought:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4266474.stm

[delboy3]

darned link didn't work - delete the </P> from the address bar

[rojash]

When I was a kid my sister bought a Mars bar in the village shop, and when she bit it, it was full of ants.

But I don't suppose that's what you were thinking of...

[MargeB]

Here is the link. I think you need to read it more carefully. BBC NEWS  

[brachiopod]

And here's the real BBC News article.

Incidentally, I discovered Life On Mars in 1971 when I bought ' Hunky Dory '.

[Zen]

Apparently a mouse like creature has been spotted on Mars,
See here.
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2004/i_mouse_mars-p1. php

[MargeB]

Seriously though, there may have been a coverup . (One of my personal favourites).

[Bob A Job]

I think this is a more appropriate link to this question

Here

Not life but evidence of more than just wind thats for sure.

[Bob A Job]

Dammit.

Here

sorry

[janesmythe22]

It's all clear now, Bob A Job. That's why Americans are so keen on the Mars exploration. They are looking for terrorist. The main uses of ammonia are in the production of fertilizers, explosives and polymers.

[charlie32]

sorry no life on mars as we know it at this time however  there is evidence of past formof life it is unknown if it is intelegent mostly unthinking  past life.

we would just kill it off if there was life just like we kill everthing else