Mars : Has it ever had life?

[Riot]

The only way to bring the planet back from it's ancient slumber.

1) build a factory to send gas into the o-zone layer so light gets trapped on the surface to warm the planet, this will cause the ice caps to melt causing the planet to regain it's water seas and oceans, but they will be only 30 feet deep.

3) bring moss that you find under rocks to mars and place them by or in water beaches.

4) plant life grows and air starts to take over, but still dangerous to breath for a while.

5) thousands of years later complex water life forms in the seas.

6) inhabit mars for farming and science facilitys, not to populate mars or we will kill it just like earth.

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[yuki]

Thanks for threadstuffting, guys.

Anyway, I think it's entirely possible.

[Menen]

The only way to bring the planet back from it's ancient slumber.

1) build a factory to send gas into the o-zone layer so light gets trapped on the surface to warm the planet, this will cause the ice caps to melt causing the planet to regain it's water seas and oceans, but they will be only 30 feet deep.

3) bring moss that you find under rocks to mars and place them by or in water beaches.

4) plant life grows and air starts to take over, but still dangerous to breath for a while.

5) thousands of years later complex water life forms in the seas.

6) inhabit mars for farming and science facilitys, not to populate mars or we will kill it just like earth.

If there was life on Mars, i wonder if they ever got off that planet and left. Like went to earth. :O

[Nystical]

The only way to bring the planet back from it's ancient slumber.

1) build a factory to send gas into the o-zone layer so light gets trapped on the surface to warm the planet, this will cause the ice caps to melt causing the planet to regain it's water seas and oceans, but they will be only 30 feet deep.

3) bring moss that you find under rocks to mars and place them by or in water beaches.

4) plant life grows and air starts to take over, but still dangerous to breath for a while.

5) thousands of years later complex water life forms in the seas.

6) inhabit mars for farming and science facilitys, not to populate mars or we will kill it just like earth.

And step 2 ran crying all the way home.

[kakashi11]

you skiped part 2

[Riot]

OSHT I did skip 2

[Nystical]

you skiped part 2

Yes, It was obvious after I pointed it out.

[Rughugger]

I thought they found fossils of bacteria in a rock they brought back. I remember something like that going on.

Also, Life on Mars in Two parts. (that I enjoy watching anyways)
Part one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILqe_mmtBrE
Part two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bih4x51zRA&feature=related

[oromis]

microscopic bugs, single celled organisms, etc. are considered living.

[Messes]

I know this sounds far-fetched, but I think Mars was just like Earth. The people there, just like us, had wars. They inturn forgeted the planet up and all died out. Same thing will happen to us.

[Healbadbad]

I know this sounds far-fetched, but I think Mars was just like Earth. The people there, just like us, had wars. They inturn forgeted the planet up and all died out. Same thing will happen to us.

pessimist

[Messes]

pessimist

Wut.

[Riot]

I know there was life back then, and not just cells.

[LaCuckooRacha]

I know this sounds far-fetched, but I think Mars was just like Earth. The people there, just like us, had wars. They inturn f****d the planet up and all died out. Same thing will happen to us.

Nuclear war :O  Maybe the survivors went to Earth and had to start all over again.
Kind of like;

I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.

[Riot]

Why do you think of a nuclear war? They probably had black hole technology and the power to transfer a civilizasion to other planets, we are not even close to that