From: jcornish.nospam@nospam.speakeasy.net.retro.com   
      
   As metorite impacts are random events, and the debris from such impacts   
   would likely be randomly sized, please explain the uniform size and   
   distribution of the blueberries.   
      
   You've make a very interesting hypothesis (don't try to hide behind opinion,   
   you've given a mechanism for it occuring)   
      
   What would disprove your hypothesis?   
      
   Jeffrey   
      
      
   "David Stinson"  wrote in message   
   news:cmNce.3091$7K.1704@trnddc06...   
   > How the Mars "blueberries" formed:   
   >   
   > The Martian surface was wet.  Lots of muddy flats.   
   > Impacts on the flats.  Mud, "atomized" and sprayed high   
   > in the cold, thin atmosphere, forms "hail stones"   
   > and rains back down as frozen "mud hail."   
   > Over millennia, thin atmosphere desiccates the "hailstones,"   
   > leaving the freeze-dried "blueberries."   
   > One man's opinion.   
   > Kindly,   
   > David S.   
      
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