Jody Ellis’s Reviews > The Planet Mars: A History of Observation and Discovery > Status Update
Jody Ellis
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We know there were volcanoes and flowering water once. Conducive to life. What went wrong? Why didn't life flourish there as it did here considering we have found life in both extreme heat and cold. Why have mining giants not sent their own exploration for mineable minerals.
— Apr 11, 2016 10:15PM
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Jody Ellis
is on page 166 of 270
Finally the canal idea is thrown out the window and reality is brought to the forefront
— Apr 11, 2016 06:34PM
Jody Ellis
is on page 138 of 270
My brain is at capacity for tonight. The 1900s and some still believed that Mars could be inhabited. The canals are where this belief stems. I just can't see how this fellows canals can be legitimised by so many when they can't be reproduced and no one else seems to have come forward with truly solid comparable data. I think he knows they are fake too. It's all for fame.
— Apr 11, 2016 05:10AM
Jody Ellis
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Barnard is a smart fellow. Isn't it so seen throughout history, that those with poor education in fact, become some of the smartest in the world!
— Apr 11, 2016 03:59AM
Jody Ellis
is on page 106 of 270
It's a little hard to digest. The writing style is bland.
— Apr 08, 2016 06:36PM
Jody Ellis
is on page 58 of 270
Imagine where the world could be if all these interferences weren't experienced with the telescopes creating hazes etc.
— Apr 07, 2016 06:06PM
Jody Ellis
is on page 48 of 270
I've said it before but I would really like more illustrations.
— Apr 06, 2016 10:48PM
