Is There a Life on Mars?

Keman sensanemal asks why the establishment may be flit flopping or withholdingon rmation of life. Keman: I think it's possible that o opposition by fundamentalists is perhaps playing something of a role in the reluctance to conclude that there's life on mars. But i think it's more due to the paradime shift, a model that a thomas coon propose,. That as long as scientists aren't forced to change their views on this subject, it's easier and safer and hipper for them to have the respect of their scientific peers and colleagues. It doesn't make sense nassau, or any other scientist would be trying to conceal life on mars because