Judge Whyte in ND Cal gets bizarre Joseph v NASA case
CV 14-00385 seeks a writ of mandamus compelling NASA to examine the Mars jelly doughnut.
See ibtimes.com
Within the court papers, Courthouse News Service observed:
"Petitioner immediately recognized that bowl-shaped structure, hereafter referred to as Sol 3540, as resembling a mushroom-like fungus, a composite organism consisting of colonies of lichen and cyanobacteria, and which on Earth is known as Apothecium. ...
See also Scientist sues NASA, alleges it's failing to investigate alien life on Mars
Of Judge Whyte, see for example previous IPBiz post: Judge Ronald M. Whyte affirmed by CAFC in Nazomi case
See ibtimes.com
Within the court papers, Courthouse News Service observed:
"Petitioner immediately recognized that bowl-shaped structure, hereafter referred to as Sol 3540, as resembling a mushroom-like fungus, a composite organism consisting of colonies of lichen and cyanobacteria, and which on Earth is known as Apothecium. ...
See also Scientist sues NASA, alleges it's failing to investigate alien life on Mars
Of Judge Whyte, see for example previous IPBiz post: Judge Ronald M. Whyte affirmed by CAFC in Nazomi case
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