NASA's Gypsum Find Clear Evidence There Was Water On Mars

First time accepted submitter RCC42 writes "The Opportunity rover has found evidence that liquid water once flowed on Mars, through the discovery of gypsum — a mineral that can only be formed in the presence of water. Though other evidence in the past has suggested highly acidic water on Mars, this is the first evidence for water with a pH suitable for life as we know it."

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We Can Find Water on MARS, But NO Nukes in Iran

[Jeremiah Cornelius]

Years Of Drone Flights Find No Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program
http://www.moonofalabama.org/2011/12/years-of-drone-flights-find-no-iranian-nuclear-weapon-program.html

I don't want to be rash, but I'm beginning to draw some conclusions.

Re:We Can Find Water on MARS, But NO Nukes in Iran

[khallow]

The US Dept of State is a reliable authority of unbiased information and analysis? Christ! You would have made a great Soviet.

They weren't trying to be. That's one of the strengths of these memos.

Then there's the entirely discredited IAEA citing. This was shredded. Another sad, neocon fairytale, like Condoleeza's "Smoking Gun in the form of a Mushroom Cloud". Oh. She represents an example of State Dept. accuracy and lack of bias, herself.

Discredited by whom? I won't take such claims seriously unless I can evaluate the merit of the claim.

Re:NASA's Gypsum?

[xipcloud]

The can't claim the find. Iran is claiming the find after taking over the mars rover controls using "cyber warfare".

Re:Now we HAVE to go.

[Nethemas the Great]

Dammit! Why can't NASA get their story right. It's neither helium, nor water, nor methane, nor diamonds or gold that they need to be finding. We need oil dammit, oil! If we ever want to see a human set foot on Mars we to find massive underground oceans of light sweet crude!