http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7477310.stmMartian soil appears to contain sufficient nutrients to support life - or, at least, asparagus - Nasa scientists believe.
seems like it's a news day for the spaced out
Martian soil 'could support life'
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Martian soil 'could support life'
Okay folks, get your space suits ready, you can grown aspargus on mars!!
seems like it's a news day for the spaced out
seems like it's a news day for the spaced out
Re: Martian soil 'could support life'
OK - I'll come clean. It's a joke. We've all become so peed off with Earthlings chucking their metalwork at us. The last straw was that funny bouncing thing which caused mayhem amongst the youngsters. So, just a bit of acidity adjustment and I can report back to the Great Council that we've got you all really excited. Serves you right.
The secret of life is to aim below the head (With thanks to MMM)
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Message received Bleep and Booster, you have done well.MKG wrote:OK - I'll come clean. It's a joke. We've all become so peed off with Earthlings chucking their metalwork at us. The last straw was that funny bouncing thing which caused mayhem amongst the youngsters. So, just a bit of acidity adjustment and I can report back to the Great Council that we've got you all really excited. Serves you right.