None of the names you gave were sceptic about UFO's / aliens when they started studying the Mars Anomalies and became convinced that they are real (assuming that those people really studied the Mars Anomalies and really came to that conclusion).
I haven't checked all the names you gave in your last post, seeing Tom VanFlandern as a sceptic was more than enough...

But anyway, I'ld rather discuss the arguments for and against the Mars Anomalies than which authorities agree or disagree. Of course, if you can find the arguments some of those people do give for believing in the reality of the Mars Anomalies, then please give them (but perhaps check first if they haven't been discussed to death on this board yet).

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