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NASA to MAKE 'EARTHSHAKING' ANNOUNCEMENT over MARS
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 27636366:MV8yMDU5MjQ1XzM0NjczNjY1X0FBQjRDNzhC] I got it. They'll say we can survive on Mars so it's vitally important we begin colonization of Mars immediately. To this end, they will begin rounding up certain people they feel have natural talents that can contribute to this effort. They will be held in FEMA camps until such time as they can be resettled on Mars. [/quote]
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-Finding was made by the Mars rover's SAM instrument - which is capable of identifying organic compounds
-Mission's chief scientist reveals the news - but refuses to say exactly what the discovery is until it can be checked
-The discovery will be fully announced early next month at the Autumn meeting of the American Geophysical Union
Nasa's Mars Curiosity rover has reportedly made a major discovery on the Red Planet - but scientists are keeping quiet about what it is.
The finding was made by the six-wheeled rover's Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instrument in the Rocknest area of the Gale Crate, close to where the rover touched down.
SAM is Curiosity's on-board chemistry lab and is able to take a sample of Martian rock, soil or air and find out what it is made of.
Most importantly, it is capable of identifying organic compounds - carbon containing substances that could indicate life.
Except scientists are refusing to reveal its latest finding, merely saying that it is earthshaking.
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