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Gosh, it wasn’t that long ago that we were wondering if water actually existed on mars…Now its almost for granted, but I marvel at what is being accomplished in this dried up riverbed, covered with what looks like clay and water-borne minerals, soon to be characterized. And what we learn, we learn forever. Bravo NASA and the science/engineer teams involved. So inspiring.

I do hope they find complex organics…something really exciting like a preponderance of Right Handed amino acids…splain that one! Oh right, I forgot, we are only checking to see if life COULD have existed. YES!

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