[lbryce]

Algore and the Democrats had all the carbon siphoned out of the Martian atmosphere had it shipped to Earth releasing it over North America where it remains as an unmoving cloud of gassy liberal flatulence.

[dp0622]

that was so much @#$@$ing better than what i was going to say lol.

you have to be fast on this website.

[ClearCase_guy]

a photochemical process that could have helped such an early atmosphere evolve into the current thin one

Call me paranoid, but I believe scientists are sort of programmed to talk about all sorts of things "evolving".

The ideology of secular humanism wants "evolution" to be a central and indispensable concept in all of science. Therefore, atmospheres "evolve".

They could just as easily (and more correctly) say "change". But they don't.

[Fungi]

Please give me the specifics, how do they know carbon was ever there and how was it measured? And now they claim it is gone? Again, give me the specific details. Another rouse to keep a lot of scientists getting their paycheck at our expense. Enough of this crap already.

[Mastador1]

I believe that the Martian equivalent of Algore actually succeeded in convincing his fellow Martians to eliminate all CO2 emissions which led to the total elimination of life on Mars.

[dr_lew]

Now a team of scientists from Caltech and JPL thinks they have a possible answer.

Reminds me of that scene with Charlton Heston, as the Navy Captain, and Hal Holbrook as the Code Breaker in BATTLE OF MIDWAY. Holbrook gives him their conclusion and Heston exclaims, "You're guessing!" Holbrook mildly replies, "Well, we like to call it analysis."

So I'm gonna say, "They're guessing!"

[Smokin' Joe]

Did they buy it on credit?

[Bob434]

[[”Where Did All of Mars’ Carbon Go?” —JPL and Caltech ]]

Didn’;t you read the news? Al Gore saved Mars by regulating carbon there back around the time he invented the internets