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From: OXFORD ALABAMA

Registered: 2004-01-28

Posts: 1,182

Re: Could these be hatching from the spheres??

Food for thought???
Could they still exist deeper below the surface??

[http://www.space.com/php/multimedia/imagedisplay/img_display.php?pic=hf_mars_rotini_040301_02.jpg&cap=Opportunity's%20Microscopic%20Imager%20found%20this%20intriguing%20object,%20lookingmore%20like%20Rotini%20pasta.%20Its%20odd%20shape%20has%20stirred%20up%20Mars%20researchers,both%20inside%20and%20outside%20of%20the%20NASA%20Mars%20Rover%20Exploration%20team.%20Whetheror%20not%20this%20object%20is%20related%20to%20biology%20has%20prompted%20a%20variety%20ofviews.]http://www.space.com/php....fviews.

Yang Liwei Rocket

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Registered: 2004-03-03

Posts: 993

Re: Could these be hatching from the spheres??

this object is related to biology ??

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Julius Caeser

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From: Malta

Registered: 2004-03-25

Posts: 105

Re: Could these be hatching from the spheres??

I'd say thats the only thing convincing i saw up to now what could potentially be a fossil.I t certainly looks different from any surrounding rock material including also the spherules seen in the image cut in half. Amazingly,it looks similar to the object identified in the now famous martian meteorite retrieved from antarctica on planet earth,believed to be evidence of past martian life!

GraemeSkinner

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From: Eden Hall, Cumbria

Registered: 2004-02-20

Posts: 563

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Re: Could these be hatching from the spheres??

Similar in shape perhaps but somewhat different in size.

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She set out one day
in a relative way
And returned on the previous night.
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