theatlantic: Saturn’s Hurricane Is a Super Storm on Steroids, Even for the Solar System [Image: NASA] Too choice not to reblog.
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theatlantic:

Saturn’s Hurricane Is a Super Storm on Steroids, Even for the Solar System

[Image: NASA]

Too choice not to reblog.

It seems like the viability-of-life-on-Mars story resurfaces every few years with renewed enthusiasm. And how can it not be stimulating to think about foreign biological possibilities existing in other pockets of the universe? From Discovery News: Life Possible On ‘Large Regions’ of Mars With higher pressures and warmer temperatures beneath the Martian surface, Earth-like microorganisms could thrive. read more ~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
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It seems like the viability-of-life-on-Mars story resurfaces every few years with renewed enthusiasm. And how can it not be stimulating to think about foreign biological possibilities existing in other pockets of the universe?

From Discovery News:

Life Possible On ‘Large Regions’ of Mars

With higher pressures and warmer temperatures beneath the Martian surface, Earth-like microorganisms could thrive.

read more

~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor