NASA should have asked Mary

NASA has just launched its latest mission, at a cost of $2.5 billion, to search for life on Mars.

Countless billions have already been spent by America and other countries to answer this most fundamental and important of questions for mankind.

All those billions, alas, have been wasted.

NASA may just as well have thrown all that money on a bonfire or stuffed it into a rocket and blasted it off into deep space as far as Catholic journalist Mary Kenny is concerned.

Writing in the Irish Catholic Mary tells the world:

There is nothing there. There is nothing on any of the planets in our Solar System. Earth alone has been given life, beauty and infinite variety.

Not only that but Mary goes on to lay down a challenge to the scientific world:

I’ll eat my hat, several of them, if any form of residual life is discovered on Mars.

So there you have it, it was all a gigantic waste of money and resources.

Surely it’s time for mankind to wake up and take heed of religious fundamentalists when they make absolutist statements with no supporting evidence whatsoever.

4 thoughts on “NASA should have asked Mary”

  1. MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB,ITS FLEESE WAS WHITE AS SNOW,AND WHERE EVER MARY WENT,THE LAMB WAS SURE TO GO.–GOD,I DIDN’T KNOW M.K. LOOKED LIKE DAME WHATEVER WHATS HER/HIS NAME.

  2. Just as well that Ann Widdecombe and Mary kenny were not on board the Mars mission space craft. There would be a mass migration of little green men to earth!!!

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