Mars and water

[Charles Day]

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> "Opportunity Rover Finds Strong Evidence Meridiani Planum Was Wet"
>
>     http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/newsroom/pressreleases/20040302a.html
>
> "Dr. James Garvin, lead scientist for Mars and lunar exploration at NASA
>  Headquarters, Washington, said, "NASA launched the Mars Exploration Rover
>  mission specifically to check whether at least one part of Mars ever had
>  a persistently wet environment that could possibly have been hospitable
>  to life. Today we have strong evidence for an exciting answer: Yes."
>
> --

OK,  I know it is not as impressive, but my neighbor picked up a $120 camera and
monitor security system from Sam's Club and a $90 radio controlled dune buggy
from Radio Shack. He set up the camera to cover his back yard and sure enough,
the dune buggy found traces of water!.

:-)  just joshing! :-)

The snow has finally melted and the temperature has been above 50F for three
days.

Charles Day