Wow

[Photolistic]

Check out these photos :shock: and read below. Its kinda scary!!! :-|

http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2006/12/06/index.html

[canoflan]

Check out these photos :shock: and read below. Its kinda scary!!! :-|

http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/2006/12/06/index.html

Why is it scary?

[aussieskier]

Why is it scary?

Maybe the fact that they are impact craters from metors etc? I dunno Mars is closer to the astroid belt then we are, I wouldn't worry TOO much :)

[canoflan]

Maybe the fact that they are impact craters from metors etc? I dunno Mars is closer to the astroid belt then we are, I wouldn't worry TOO much :)

IMO, since you cannot prevent a meteor from crashing into the earth, if it is going to, might as well forget about whether it will. Even an under ground compound wouldn't prevent damage from a direct hit.

I guess we should believe in something bigger than ourselves to place our hope in with this stuff going on.;)

[Jon, The Elder]

I'm pretty sure the first one has been PS'ed and inversed, looks like a zit on my grandson.

[Nick C.]

It's scary to think about the amount of money that's wasted to get these pictures.

[R Hardman]

Maybe the fact that they are impact craters from metors etc? I dunno Mars is closer to the astroid belt then we are, I wouldn't worry TOO much :)

The atmosphere on Mars is thinner then ours. This gives us the advantage in that small meteors burn up before they can make impact. I think it's facinating that our present way of thinking is changing as new discoveries are made.

[Dchemist]

Interesting, thanks for posting this. Dennis