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Kimmo Huosionmaa
The space probes to the planet Mars are the very fascinating thing. They will bring us very much data and allow to test the new kind of autonomous control systems and automatic computing, what allows those Rover's choose the points, what would be investigated more carefully. And that would allow them to travel in larger areas on that mysterious red planet, what has many secrets to tell us. The probes, what is operating on the surface are very nice tools, and they are, of course, in the main role, when the information of that planet's surface would send to Earth.
But also the orbiter-probes are very important. Their mission is to locate interesting areas for searching the life, what might be been in a long time ago similar to cyanobacteria, what is still living on the Earth. Somebody believes that the Mars was the place, where the life was forming first, and when that planet would hit by the asteroid, some meteorites would transfer that life to Earth. But there are people, who have the different opinion.
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| Picture II |
They believe that there is a possibility that the meteorite, what hit the Earth at the end of the Permian period would send particles to Mars, and maybe some bacteria could live on that planet short time after they have been dead. This would be proven if some of those probes would find the particles, what is involving the artifact like fern spores. That would prove that those particles are coming from the Earth. But of course, the meteorite could hit before the end of Permian era. The problem would be, that if those particles have been traveled to the more friendly environment, they could transforming in that environment little bit different than they have been on Earth.
That environment could found near some geysers at the bottom of the Europe-moon. And those mutations may change them dangerous if the samples of that moon, would be brought to Earth. But as we know, that the asteroid has at least once kicked the Martian lithosphere to space, and in that collision, the planet has changed its trajectory in the solar system, what would cause that those bacteria, what is found from the samples, are organisms, what are flown to the space, when the meteorite have been hit, and then fallen back to that planet's surface.
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| Picture III |
Those suspected fossils of organisms are very primitive, and they haven't got nucleus. So they would seem like the first bacteria on Earth. Those bacteria couldn't survive, because the Red Planet lost mainly its atmosphere, all water and a large mass of it's hemisphere to space. Also, the center of the planet stopped rotating, and the weaker magnet field and loose atmosphere couldn't protect the surface from the ultraviolet radiation, what destroyed the water from the surface.
The ultraviolet radiation destroys the water molecules, and that terminated the last bacteria on that planet. If there were any higher life forms, like some kind of amphibian, those animals have tuned gas in the massive collision, and we would not have evidence of them. Here I forgot to write about strange pyramids on that planet (Pictures II and III) because we would not know what causes that strange phenomenon. Is it because of the strange chemical reaction, what causes this simultaneous repeating form in that planet?
And was this rection or natural force unique, or does this happen on that planet all the time? If that thing is unique, that would be caused by the meteorite's influence in the very large mass of material. But somebody believes those forms are caused by intelligent aliens. Here we must say, that if those hypothetical aliens were in the technical levels as the Egyptians were on our planet, they might be lost in the hit of meteorite, but this is of course only the hypotheses.
Picture I
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/system/stellar_items/image_files/6_mars.jpg
Picture II
https://www.gaia.com/lp/uploads/pyramidcomplexmars.jpg
Picture III
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/00978/mcam/0978MR0043250040502821E01_DXXX.jpg
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