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No way. Retard environmentalists gonna protest that thing to death if it somehow makes it past budget discussions.
This isnt europa. Titan's lake is on the surface. Likely it would be a test bed for europa though.Does the 90 days include the melt through? It still has to get down to the water ;p
This is exciting news, but I would be more excited if they were to visit Europa's Ocean. I'm thinking some primitive life would be found there. Maybe some prehistoric looking fish. What do you guys think?
Ugh, brain is tired. Titan wouldn't even be water lakes ;pThis isnt europa. Titan's lake is on the surface. Likely it would be a test bed for europa though.
Either way, extremely cool.
Correct. The whole planet is extremely cold. That said, we've learned enough about life to figure out it doesn't need heat light or much water to exist, these things just make it much easier.Ugh, brain is tired. Titan wouldn't even be water lakes ;p
The left handed chirality of life is similar to the question of why matter won over anti matter. In theory, there should be equal amounts of both, and anti-matter worlds could exist in just as coherent a form as matter worlds.... but this isn't true.I'm still curious about the whole "left handed" amino acids thing. All explanations are still floating on thin ice. Seems like whatever we find would help us figure that.
We may to bring in Lumie to the thread to answer that question.Okay, so first one now a second, what exactly are the bright spots on Ceres? Volcano, aliens, what?
Show him some of Fedors pics and say see pretty girls, then have him click the spoiler tag, then tell him that's what his book is like.Jesus Christ I'm furious. I'm hanging out at my girlfriends house and talking about her 8 year old sons schooling. He goes to a private catholic school and is learning about Venus. They procede to tell me that Venus has plant life. To which I laugh and say wtf, that's not even close to the truth. So I ask why they say that and they show a book that the school gave him and he is studying out of, which is a 1990 book of Isaac Asimov, Venus a shrouded mystery which says ," some scientists and and many science fiction writers, pictured Mars as an old planet, looking like earth might in the distant future. They also thought of Venus as a young planet, and imagined that it looked a lot like earth in its prehistoric past, in the age of dinosaurs. They pictured Venus as a tropical world with warm oceans and lots of plant and animal life. Since Venus is about the same size as earth, many people looked upon it as earths twin." End of text.
Below this quote is a drawing with a river and plants growing around it. How the fuck can they be giving this book to kids in 2015. I'm so fucking mad right now I can't see straight. So then I get into an argument with her son about how this a wrong and there is no evidence that there was ever life on Venus. He then thinks I'm an idiot because it says so right there in his school book. I try to tell him that they're just saying people thought that it might have plant life at one point and we've learned it's not true since the. but it falls on deaf ears.
This is fucking ridiculous that this is what they're giving kids to learn out of.