Transterrestrial Musings  


Amazon Honor System Click Here to Pay

Space
Alan Boyle (MSNBC)
Space Politics (Jeff Foust)
Space Transport News (Clark Lindsey)
NASA Watch
NASA Space Flight
Hobby Space
A Voyage To Arcturus (Jay Manifold)
Dispatches From The Final Frontier (Michael Belfiore)
Personal Spaceflight (Jeff Foust)
Mars Blog
The Flame Trench (Florida Today)
Space Cynic
Rocket Forge (Michael Mealing)
COTS Watch (Michael Mealing)
Curmudgeon's Corner (Mark Whittington)
Selenian Boondocks
Tales of the Heliosphere
Out Of The Cradle
Space For Commerce (Brian Dunbar)
True Anomaly
Kevin Parkin
The Speculist (Phil Bowermaster)
Spacecraft (Chris Hall)
Space Pragmatism (Dan Schrimpsher)
Eternal Golden Braid (Fred Kiesche)
Carried Away (Dan Schmelzer)
Laughing Wolf (C. Blake Powers)
Chair Force Engineer (Air Force Procurement)
Spacearium
Saturn Follies
JesusPhreaks (Scott Bell)
Journoblogs
The Ombudsgod
Cut On The Bias (Susanna Cornett)
Joanne Jacobs


Site designed by


Powered by
Movable Type
Biting Commentary about Infinity, and Beyond!

« Ignore This Post | Main | By The Way... »

Beachcombing On The Barsoomian Shores

Keith Cowing has a nice essay on the current state of our knowledge of Martian history.

Posted by Rand Simberg at March 23, 2004 08:44 PM
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.transterrestrial.com/mt-diagnostics.cgi/2206

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference this post from Transterrestrial Musings.
Comments

From what I have seen of him, Steve Squyres won’t commit himself to a position until there is a lot of data, so when HE says there was a sea there at some point, I would say that is a near certainty. I’m not surprised, but it is nice to have the confirmation. Of course, it just makes me want see people there that much more - now that we have some of the preliminary information, people could discover so much, much more. Even better: Demonstrate people can live using the resources of another world.

Posted by VR at March 24, 2004 01:52 PM


Post a comment
Name:


Email Address:


URL:


Comments: