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Puma..., or it could be a panther, but definitely a big cat ?

Mate you don't know the difference between a wasp nest and a swallows nest so don't get upset if I skip your take on it lol

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There is lots of evidence of other anomalies/structures that have been hidden from us for years from Mars and the Moon.There is a good book about a lot of structures on Mars such as pyramids,Sphinx,the face etc. The author was a high ranked employee at NASA before becoming too disillusioned with all the information/evidence/photograph editing that goes on to keep information from the public so left to do his own thing and get the information out to the public.The book is called The Monuments of Mars:A city on the edge of forever by Richard C Hoagland. Another of his books is the New York Times best seller Dark Mission about the strange history of NASA and its cover ups.

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The atmosphere of Mars couldn't keep the planet in the right conditions for long enough time for any serious life forms to develop but there is a good chance that bacteria or microbes etc formed...I'm afraid that's the best we'll ever get from Mars. This is not proven but many scientists argue they believe these worm like structures are fossilised bacteria were discovered in a meteorite on earth but which came from Mars.

 

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The problem is that water cannot exist in liquid form which rules out much chance of life other than microbes, most of the war is frozen under the surface, there is some in the atmosphere and apparently they think there are small amounts of brine in the soil. Water is one of the building blocks of life and for a while billions of years ago the atmosphere was dense enough to insulate the planet using the heat from volcanic activity and the sun and water could flow freely which meant that life probably started to develop but then the volcanic activity died off (because it is much smaller than the earth), the atmosphere became thin and didn't retain heat and the water froze in ice caps and that killed off any chance of life continuing to develop.

 

There is more chance of finding life on the moons of Saturn like Europa but again it will be kinda boring to most people and be bacteria or something like that lol

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The problem is that water cannot exist in liquid form which rules out much chance of life other than microbes, most of the war is frozen under the surface, there is some in the atmosphere and apparently they think there are small amounts of brine in the soil. Water is one of the building blocks of life and for a while billions of years ago the atmosphere was dense enough to insulate the planet using the heat from volcanic activity and the sun and water could flow freely which meant that life probably started to develop but then the volcanic activity died off (because it is much smaller than the earth), the atmosphere became thin and didn't retain heat and the water froze in ice caps and that killed off any chance of life continuing to develop.

 

There is more chance of finding life on the moons of Saturn like Europa but again it will be kinda boring to most people and be bacteria or something like that lol

No doubt we will fuk it up when we do find it :laugh:
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