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Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 11:51:41 2019 No.10757666 View Reply Original Report

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Mars Talk General /mtg/

scientists 2019: Mars too toxic for all lifeforms

2019: Mars huge methane levels, possible life on mars?

when we will get out this paranoia?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 2019 12:07:47 No.10757696 Report

Quoted By: >>10757736

It's possible for life on Mars to exist, certain microbes in extreme conditions on Earth could feasibly exist in underground Martian aquifers provided there is liquid water, which seems to be the case.

That being said it's so fucking unlikely, NASA always goes

>OMG METHANE EMISSIONS EXO LIFE CONFIRMED

But every time it just turns out to be some geological process, in the case of the recently detected Methane spike it is 99% because of Methane Clathrates in the regolith (which we know exist) simply outgassing, or some other abiotic variant of Methane production. If I'm wrong I'll eat my hat but I really fucking doubt it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 2019 12:19:43 No.10757736 Report

Quoted By: >>10757757 >>10757763

>>10757696

>oh so you mean there are fields of frozen methane that just evaporate and flow away?

but what if they stay near maybe another athmosphere will create around Mars ?

how come so much methane is trapped in the regolith?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 2019 12:26:45 No.10757757 Report

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>>10757736
Various geological processes create large amounts of Methane gas, due to the severe cold and low pressure on Mars, some of this will often freeze solid to form various types of Methane Clathrates which get buried under layers of dust, if the heat levels and amount of regolith over the deposits at a given time are right then the Clathrates will start outgassing and producing Methane gas from the ground.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 2019 12:28:33 No.10757763 Report

Quoted By: >>10757770

>>10757736

btw if mars rotate just like Earth and is smaller. since to adjust to Earths standards it should rotate slower.
Then the Martian summer would be longer. More Methane would go to the atmosphere and stay there to finally generate the proper atmosphere for life forms just like earthly.
And Mars can slow down in millenia from now.
Am I right?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 26 Jun 2019 12:30:36 No.10757770 Report

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>>10757763
no fuck me im wrong
it should rotate faster actually, which also could produce more methane..erm probably

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