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    From a425couple@a425couple@hotmail.com to alt.astronomy,rec.aviation.military,alt.economics,alt.fan.heinlein on Tue Jun 3 09:06:48 2025
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    https://www.ecoportal.net/en/unknown-forms-life-nasa-discovery-mars/8500/

    Surrounded by 26 unknown forms of life rCo NASA unveils shocking discovery
    on Mars
    by Marcelo C. June 2, 2025 in Technology
    Scientist revealed mistake made by NASA
    Credits: NASA Science

    Light teleported for the first time in history rCo Potential to beam it
    across galaxies
    NASA spots rCycosmic rainbowrCO out of the world rCo It has colors never seen in history
    NASA detects huge lake in the Solar System rCo ItrCOs not of water and looks rCyterrifyingrCO

    NASA is at the forefront of exploring the universe, and even they can
    make some mistakes that can cause disasters and destroy untouched
    planets. Every space trip has to go through a comprehensive evaluation
    of the plan, the structure, the possible scenarios, and the cleaning of
    the spaceship to not cause any harm or colonize other planets with microorganisms from Earth, leaving behind signs that werCOve explored
    other worlds, but sometimes these organisms can resist the impossible.

    Former NASA mission exposed
    Before launching a spacecraft, the project spends years in development
    to cover every topic, scenario, and potential issue possible rCo but
    sometimes things get out of hand. Recently, Elon MuskrCOs SpaceX was
    testing a different number of landing profiles, but the test went awry rCo
    the spacecraft exploded before making the last burn and splashdown in
    the Gulf.

    Elon Musk stated that the problem with the ship was caused by leaks that
    led to a loss of pressure in the main tank in the re-entry phase. The
    test flight had a secondary objective: launching a satellite for
    Starlink. However, the top of the spaceship, where the satellite was
    located, did not deploy. SpaceXrCOs spacecraft can undergo a different
    type of analysis before flying since itrCOs not going to another planet,
    but NASArCOs exploration spacecraft cannot. Back in 2007, the company
    failed to make the Phoenix Mars Lander 100% safe.


    Scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, along with researchers
    from India and Saudi Arabia, discovered 26 extremophiles rCo
    microorganisms with strong resistance to inhospitable environments rCo in
    the clean room used to prepare the Phoenix Mars Lander 18 years after it
    was launched. The discovery indicates some of it probably went to the
    Red Planet.

    In order to prevent EarthrCOs microorganisms from going to space, NASA has
    a protocol of cleaning the spacecraft in decontaminated environments
    called rCLclean rooms,rCY designed specifically to prevent microbial life
    from getting a ride to space.


    Researchers found multiple species in a clean room
    These microorganisms are very resistant and can be found in the most
    extreme environments. The scientists found 53 genetic variants of 26 never-before-seen species of extremophiles. When they examined the
    genomes of these newfound species, they found genes linked to DNA
    repair, which means they can heal as fast as they get harmed. The lead
    author of the study, Kasthuri Venkateswaran, a former scientist at NASA, stated that these organisms have the potential to rCLrevolutionize the
    life sciences, bioengineering, and interplanetary exploration.rCY

    The importance of decontaminating the environment
    Spacecraft systems are built to work independently, without any
    interference from dust, microbes, or other contaminants that might lead
    a mission to fail before reaching its destination. Another motivating
    factor for the meticulous analysis of the spacecraft structure before
    being launch to space by NASA is that even a single Earth microbe could
    cause false results in collected materials from other planets, like Mars
    rCo if a microorganism common to our planet goes to Mars, not only it can change the results from collected data, but also leave behind traces of
    life from other ecosystems.

    The rovers donrCOt come back to Earth
    Not a single rover sent to Mars has returned, but if it did, it would
    need to go through a decontamination process in order not to contaminate
    Earth with a microorganism unknown to humans. In 1967, during the Cold
    War, the Outer Space Treaty was created in order to make space
    exploration exclusive for peaceful purposes. The United States, the
    United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union (now Russia) were the first
    countries to sign, and two years later, NASA landed on the moon rCo and
    they can go back before 2030, if China doesnrCOt get there first.




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  • From Jim Wilkins@muratlanne@gmail.com to alt.astronomy,rec.aviation.military,alt.fan.heinlein on Tue Jun 3 12:49:25 2025
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    "a425couple" wrote in message news:t4F%P.890616$6%s6.290804@fx12.iad...

    Every space trip has to go through a comprehensive evaluation
    of the plan, the structure, the possible scenarios, and the cleaning of
    the spaceship to not cause any harm or colonize other planets with microorganisms from Earth, leaving behind signs that werCOve explored
    other worlds, but sometimes these organisms can resist the impossible.

    Scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, along with researchers
    from India and Saudi Arabia, discovered 26 extremophiles rCo
    microorganisms with strong resistance to inhospitable environments rCo in
    the clean room used to prepare the Phoenix Mars Lander 18 years after it
    was launched. The discovery indicates some of it probably went to the
    Red Planet.

    -------------------------------------
    Strong oxidizers, bleach and peroxide, are among our most effective microbe killers, but the presence of highly oxidized chlorine on Mars suggests any life that can exist there may be immune to them.

    https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20190028297/downloads/20190028297.pdf

    The good news is that perchlorate is rocket fuel. http://www.nasa-klass.com/Curriculum/Get_Oriented%202/Solid%20Rocket%20Boosters/RDG_SRB.pdf

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