> For vested interest and "national interest", NASA is trying to conceal
> most of the micrographs taken by Mars Lander Phoenix.
>
> NASA has not released any micrograph taken by the atomic force
> microscope on board Mars Lander Phoenix.
>
> NASA has released only three optical micrographs since NASA tested the
> optical microscope on June 4,and reported no problem with the
> microscope. Most of the micrographs taken by Phoenix have not been
> released yet.
>
> Could NASA be trying to avoid the discovery of fossils on Mars? I
> suspected so, long before NASA blocked me from its website. I
> expected so, long before I wrote a google message entitled "NASA tries
> to wrap fire with paper".
>
> By now it should be clear to all keen observers why NASA repeatedly
> reminded people that Phoenix was not equipped to detect life, past or
> present and was not aimed to detect life. Any detection of past life
> should pass the strictest test of denial by anyone.
>
> Who stands to benefit from failure to find life on Mars? NASA's vested
> interest does. NASA is convinced that the failure is in the national
> interest. Believe it or not, in the next few days/weeks, NASA will
> convince the highest national leader that NASA should not reveal all
> the micrographs taken by Phoenix. Mars Rovers Opportunity and Spirit
> have released all their micrographs directly, without prior screening
> by NASA. Now NASA thinks persons like "i" could use the Phoenix
> microgragraphs to cheat the world into believing there was past life
> on Mars and such persons could jeopardize American national interest
> with naked truth. Mr. Bush and the general public could very possibly
> believe NASA. Who cares about God and its naked truth?