9. The Search for Life on Mars

[@Aiden057]

Excellent presentation/lecture. Thanks for posting this and I'd also like to compliment the good quality of the sound and video, which are so often very poor in many of the academic offerings from all the universities, not so here. A real pleasure to watch and good luck to all teams involved with the study of Mars.

[@jasmineluxemburg6200]

The delivery is like a long list of unrelated information without any linking conclusion or meaning or even questions. We did that, we see this, that how we do that.......I am interested in what was actually discovered and the implications about the history of conditions. Success in making a fascinating series of explorations boring and pointless !

[@shpazshpaz]

thanks for the upload! Cant wait for the next Mars Mission. it will launch on 2011 right? first post :)

[@grunder20]

Is there really life on Mars? Caus I dont buy this discussion.

[@fz1000red]

Regardless of the age of this lecture the speaker must have known she was sharing some false information. There are several ways to show that the face on Mars in the Caledonia region is not only a deliberately created megalithic object, but is just one of thousands of things that collectively eliminate the use of the word anomaly when describing them. Do your own digging; there is plenty of easily observed and fascinating things found in a Mars photo search using a search engine other than Google or Microsoft based searches due to at least *some* censorship.