http://www.superficialgallery.com/live-nasa-feed-of-the-phoenix-landing-on-mars/244 Creepily Gathering Content Since 2005 Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:31:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.superficialgallery.com/live-nasa-feed-of-the-phoenix-landing-on-mars/244#comment-10308 Columbus Hoefertsteiger Mon, 02 Aug 2010 04:42:43 +0000 http://www.superficialgallery.com/?p=244#comment-10308 In my opinion, Mars surely is the most interesting body orbiting our Sun. Whilst these robotic rovers are discovering great things, there has to be human hands on Mars to gain any insight as to the existence of biological substances on the planet, because it is probably going to exist far beneath the surface. With a manned crew on Mars, we would have entire laboratories to sufficiently analyze any samples - something we can't do with robots and a scantily equipped payload. I only hope Robert Zubrin can succeed before this new decade is out. In my opinion, Mars surely is the most interesting body orbiting our Sun. Whilst these robotic rovers are discovering great things, there has to be human hands on Mars to gain any insight as to the existence of biological substances on the planet, because it is probably going to exist far beneath the surface. With a manned crew on Mars, we would have entire laboratories to sufficiently analyze any samples – something we can’t do with robots and a scantily equipped payload. I only hope Robert Zubrin can succeed before this new decade is out.

]]> http://www.superficialgallery.com/live-nasa-feed-of-the-phoenix-landing-on-mars/244#comment-147 Orangeinks Mon, 26 May 2008 17:34:54 +0000 http://www.superficialgallery.com/?p=244#comment-147 I was also a bit disappointed. I watched their broadcast hoping to see some sort of video (with a Decepticon or a martian intervention perhaps :D) of the Phoenix Landing and all I saw was the blue boys. They actually released a couple of images of Mars from Phoenix and that was it. Thanks for the link back Arcadia. :D I was also a bit disappointed. I watched their broadcast hoping to see some sort of video (with a Decepticon or a martian intervention perhaps ) of the Phoenix Landing and all I saw was the blue boys. They actually released a couple of images of Mars from Phoenix and that was it. Thanks for the link back Arcadia.

]]> http://www.superficialgallery.com/live-nasa-feed-of-the-phoenix-landing-on-mars/244#comment-146 fool Mon, 26 May 2008 07:54:25 +0000 http://www.superficialgallery.com/?p=244#comment-146 http://weheartit.com/entry/39793 http://weheartit.com/entry/39793

]]> http://www.superficialgallery.com/live-nasa-feed-of-the-phoenix-landing-on-mars/244#comment-144 johnny rocks Mon, 26 May 2008 00:46:53 +0000 http://www.superficialgallery.com/?p=244#comment-144 a bunch of guys in matching blue shirts looking tense and then cheering and relieved then tense then cheering--i wanted to see mars damn it. a bunch of guys in matching blue shirts looking tense and then cheering and relieved then tense then cheering–i wanted to see mars damn it.

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