Biological Life on Mars in Strange Forms

Report: #0176

Life is the meaning of something that walks and talks, with legs and a voice. That's the first explanation anyone gives you. Then they correct themselves and add something. "No," they say, "the fish too. It has no legs and doesn't speak."

Another correction comes because people realize that to explain life, one word is not enough. It's broader, and the longer you give a person in a survey, the more they will add. They laugh and say: "I forgot the trees and plants in general."

Some even add corals, fungi, and jellyfish, with more than 98 percent water in their bodies. And they keep searching; even the dead continue, in religion, with life. There, little by little, the fantasy ends, and they backtrack a bit, claiming some privileges for man that differentiate him greatly from other forms of life. Of course, we are capable of reasoning, writing, and using a computer.

The brain is the best organ to mark the difference with the animal world, they tell me.

The capacity to remember, to think abstractly, to do something, to plan something only in the mind and then, when evolved, realize that virtual construction with real material and real labor.

This topic is very, very interesting. 

  some groups of organized structures lie in deliberately chosen arrangement

How to define life and where to set the limits? The more you think about it, the more you realize that we are, in a way, racists.

It's not racism among the human species, white or black, from one country or another, good or bad. No, we are racists against life.

A tree, because it can't walk, we think it doesn't feel or communicate among its species. 

 some structures have been greater due to more food and it seems to dominate over other

A flower in a pot feels fear of being burned or having its leaves or branches torn off, and also feels the peace of the person in a home who cares for it. Now, they have found a way to visualize the frequencies of dolphin songs and, in principle, all voices in the animal world.

This will bring a rethinking and redefinition of what life is. Yes, one day we will be able to translate exactly what a dolphin says. It will be hard for us then to continue the slaughter of so many defenseless animals.

Translated to the entire universe, it means we have no idea what life is.

Our oceans bring us more and more surprises with new species: transparent fish with eyes up and down, with lights on the tongue. And if a curious fish approaches that light on the tongue too closely, it goes straight into the mouth of the fish. Fake advertising with lights in the depths of the sea!

So many varieties of life in the sea, of which we know less than ten percent. I am not a biologist and cannot continue with examples in the microscopic world, but these exotic creatures in the small are frightening.

We are not prepared, neither morally nor scientifically, to define what life is. Until recently, we were the crown of the universe. Today, we share our homes with pets and teach them some tricks, though in truth, they should teach us many of the tricks they are capable of doing. 

From now on, I will present you with some images from Mars that seem to show biological organization. Everything that goes against the elements, against the wind or water running to lower places—that is, a structure that is curved or grouped to brake and possibly take advantage of the water flow, though it may not seem alive, or dunes or something similar grouped where wind cannot reach to deposit sand—seems to me then to be structures that are intelligent or have the capacity to feel the need to do so and seek the way to achieve certain goals, consciously or by instinct.

all the small and large bodies are lying around, looking at the water-and food

For example, grouping to protect from enemies or elements like wind, cold, etc. Another need is to organize to be stronger or more effective in the search for food or water. A single tree cannot maintain a humid environment, but a large group, as happens in forests, manages to retain the necessary moisture in the ground longer.

If a thin plant cannot catch a drop of water, it must form a network of thousands of these leaves or thin plants to filter moisture from the air.

A group has more chances of survival than an individual.

With more organs, with more intelligence, this behavior changes. But even the most capable, the patriarchs, seek to keep a group united—at least the younger or weaker stay close to the large ones.  Let's see some examples where the same system and sociological logic seem to function on Mars. 

 long and narrow things crawling around and a big body with tentacles

I repeat and end with this: The form of life does not matter. I will not seek elephants, cows, or something known in the images. What matters is the growth of the individual or the group. Growth is life; even in the intellectual realm, one must seek growth to show that one lives. Growth is organization.

That's what I'm looking for. Deviate the coincidences. Two identical objects in one place with an anomaly reduce the coincidence and come closer, percentage-wise, to an organization. I may be wrong in some images, and the future, with sharper images, may force me to rectify some definitions made.

But nothing changes in the aspect that we will find life, sooner or later. Life with wings and legs, life with a transparent body, and even life without a body. Fantasy is unlimited because evolution is too. Let's not argue about forms. Where there is organization—in the form of dunes, rocks, rivers, stars, planets, galaxies—there is life.

Life, ultimately, does not start with elephants or dinosaurs, but with immensely small particles, but with the information of an organization. It depends on each one if you want to believe in creation or evolution; the organization of life in the elemental is there.

Josef Bauer

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