Phoenix Broke the Ice!

Reflection: #021

I don't know how to handle the news of the day, the week, the year 2008. On Mars, there is water in frozen form and as mist.

We still need confirmation of the presence of water in liquid form. 

I observe with satisfaction that the people at NASA themselves are confirming this. It's like receiving the Pope's blessing.

Now, you don't have to believe in something—you can accept this knowledge as scientific information.

What was once the wisdom of a philosopher is now solid knowledge from scientists' studies, accessible to anyone interested. What was once the desire of a man drawn to the immense universe is now reality.

What was once the speculation of imaginative authors is now news in newspapers around the world, spread in more than a hundred languages.

What was once blasphemy, persecuted and punished by death, is now a topic of discussion during a coffee break.

What was once a lie—and therefore forbidden, hidden, and jealously denied—is now truth. I am satisfied, but I wonder why now.  Why was this knowledge not integrated into the educational program and made available to all as general knowledge?

What revolution was feared if the truth was published? A fact that has always been there to be read.  It saddens me—the two thousand years lost in science, technological progress, and the discovery of simple medicines.

The egocentrism of the Church culminated in unprecedented geocentrism in history. We don't have much written history on Earth, though there is much history. But no previous civilization denied and attacked science and the discovery of new things as cruelly and vehemently as the Church.

But it has already shown a change in course in its policy.

What am I talking about? 

Today, the news is spreading that water exists on Mars in two of its three possible variants: frozen water and spontaneous transition to gaseous state without remaining liquid for even a moment. In practice, the totally dry atmosphere absorbs the ice. 

There is water on Mars! 

But there is another sensation: There are no elements in the soil that are toxic to humans. The soil is purer and healthier than Earth's. How I would love to eat strawberries planted on Mars. No pesticides. Rich in basic elements like magnesium, calcium, and sodium. 

Here is a description of the three main salts or elements found in the Martian soil. With more evidence from Phoenix, we will get more data. 

SALT NUMBER 1: Kalium sulfuricum

Main remedy in the third phase of inflammation (mucopurulent secretion); remedy for epithelial cells.

Stimulates elimination and detoxification processes. Indicated for chronic and viscous exudative inflammations of skin and mucous membranes, purulent catarrhs of mucous membranes of a chronic type in otorhinolaryngological and bronchial levels, in gastrointestinal catarrh, hepatitis, and nephritis.

Corresponds to potassium sulfate. 

SALT NUMBER 2: Magnesium phosphoricum

Remedy for the nervous system.

Indicated for spasmodic conditions accompanied by intense pain, neuralgias, neurovegetative dysregulation, tendency to migraines, sensation of cardiac oppression, meteorism.

Corresponds to magnesium phosphate. 

SALT NUMBER 3: Natrium chloratum

Remedy for maintaining acid-base balance at the extracellular level, regulator of water metabolism. Catalyzes new cell formation and stimulates erythrocyte production.

Indicated for anemia, weight loss, constipation due to atony, rheumatic disorders. Corresponds to sodium chloride.  There is no acidic soil full of heavy metals. The soil is like coconut soap. A rough soil with a pH of 8-9—that is, alkaline and not acidic.

The difference lies in the attraction of hydrogen ions with their negative charge. In practice, it means—or indicates—that it is suitable for planting any vegetables, wheat, or corn, if the temperature allows growth. The Martian soil is like mineral water. The high pH tells us something more. 

It is not only suitable for biological life but has all the necessary ingredients for the type of biological life we know. Although the appearance of other living beings may be different, the biology of plants and animals—or intelligent beings—can be built from the same basic elements as on Earth. And there has been this construction of life on Mars. Millions of years ago... Even in an early stage, there were optimal conditions for the development of life on Mars. We already know that. 

We don't know if biological life remains. There is sodium chloride, there is table salt, there is alkaline soil—which means fatty substances in the Martian soil. There is lime, silicon, water, methane, oxygen, and many other minerals on Mars. What other building blocks does an organism need? The salt and oil in the soil are the clearest evidence of life on Mars.

Where does our petroleum come from?

Where does the salt in the sea, on land in California, New Mexico, Argentina come from? Salt layers are several meters high.

Everything comes from the biological life that existed on our planet.

Why should it be different on Mars?

Phoenix broke the ice of the mystery of life on Mars.

Phoenix broke the ice of silence.

The Phoenix broke the ice! 

Greetings, my friends,

Josef Bauer