Eliza Collins:
On Wednesday, Limbaugh repeated his doubts about the scientific validity of the Mars finding, and also suggested that the timing of NASA's announcement was an attempt to capitalize on the publicity surrounding "The Martian," a new movie starring Matt Damon.

"What do you bet in this movie that fierce storm is related to climate change? I haven't seen the movie," Limbaugh said. "But here's the thing. I don't think so much NASA was — well, they might be timing the release of the news to support the movie. Actually, it's probably true. But more than that, NASA wants to go to Mars, and Obama's turned NASA over to Muslim outreach, in case you've forgotten. NASA wants the money to go to Mars. It makes total sense in the world that they would time, NASA, the release of, "Look what we found! We found flowing water on Mars, oh, my God, there could be life, oh, my God, we gotta go, we gotta go, we gotta go."

"There is an agenda attached to it and they've got to try to discredit anyone — in this case, me — who is attempting to attach whatever they're doing with Mars and the news they're reporting to the Democrat leftist agenda, which of course is climate change."

H/T: Politico

If only it were possible for me to be alive again…say 75-100 years from now…and be a citizen of a Civilized and Advanced society (assuming America is still such a society) not only to see what (if any) further progress has been made in this field of scientific discovery _but perhaps be involved in this field of work (academically/ then professionally) Myself!

I think I would love it. ^_^