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[Louis the Hedgehog]

http://www.usatoday....lumes/23497289/

 

 

Amateur astronomers have spotted huge cloudlike plumes erupting from Mars – a phenomenon that scientists are at a loss to explain.

The bright flares, which have now died away, towered higher than anything else observed in the Martian atmosphere. Their tops reached some 150 miles in altitude, more than twice as high as the highest Martian clouds, and they sprawled across 300 to 600 miles, researchers report in this week's Nature, a science journal.

You know, this reminds me of something.

 

[Koreth]

"...are a million to one. But still, they come."

Good album. Of all the tapes my father used to keep in his car and play on long trips, this was one of my favorites.

[Vlad Yvhv]

The chances of something making it here? infinitesimal. If anything does, it's likely to be a pebble-sized meterorite by the time it lands.