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life on Mars?
Today, NASA announced that they've made an 'earthshaking' discovery and that it will be 'one for the history books' via the SAM instrument.
They will not report until December on what it may be...so let's guess! What do you think, SYG? A chemical wiff of lost alien tech?? Fossilized plant life? Glice's mum's burst diaphragm???? I'm all a-titter. WHAT COULD IT BE??? |
in b4 Bowie.
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hmm
let's guess ok they have been putting the lazer on rocks so i think it can it i can be something of how the planets in the solarsystem have formed and how simulair these are with earth or they have found bacteria evolution evidence that there were plant like lifeforms so they have found flora on mars is my guess these are quick wild guesses i'll think some more on this and come back if i have found something |
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Mars is dead. Wouldn't it be wiser to focus our efforts on our own planet? |
yes it would be wiser
there a soo much more things we could improve and correct on this planet space exploration isn't something that should be based on escapism escapism is childish and dangerous |
Keep your filthy hands off my NASA budget, you fucking hippies!
Maybe they found a giant roach clip...IN SPACE. |
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Fucking apes. They found an civilization of talking internet apes.
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Fossilized life would be pretty fucking amazing.
But even better would be finding evidence OF A CIVILIZATION OF MARS PEOPLES. |
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![]() They'RE NOW ABLE TO USE OUR TECHNOLOGY! |
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![]() They'RE NOW ABLE TO USE OUR TECHNOLOGY! |
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have heard this our tax money thing for 20 years in right extreemist propaganda, tool of the apes who are POWERSICK 1. money doesn't exists food and water does exist it is real 2. power doesn't exist it is something an ape like to grab out there in the air this makes the truth clear of the homo sapian family that doesn't want to share everything with it's own ape family the top keeps everthing for themself preposition them brainwashes the rest of the population as the lower kind that has to live in poverty and when needed can be used as a work-force to make cars or to die in wars or to protect the people at the top or to serve as sexual toilet ^^ what a disgusting apebreed and you want this apebreed to populate another planet? then you are sick in your head |
i say lets first live as an intelligent family here on earth
before we 'the ape breed' move to another planet |
we ARE living as intelligent life. it just takes time to spread.
I hope they found organic compounds that will show Mars used to have life on it. it may make people finally understand how fragile life is. I also hope they found proof that there is no god, so people can stop their wiffle waffle nonsense Really though. for all the troubles of the world (and there will always be troubles in the world) we live in an age where less people die of disease, less people die in wars, less people are ruled by despots, than at any time in human history. If you don't agree then you don't know shit about history. HUmans have an expansion drive, we are driven from within to explore. if we do not explore space, the we will stagnate and die. |
I knew that I could count on you Rob. Gives us a snuggle.
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Are you intelligent? Have you ever been intelligent? Well, I am. |
In the words of Brion Gysin, We are Here to Go
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Who else wants to discuss Alcubierre drives and the impact they'll have upon interstellar colonisation??
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I am excited about a asteroid colony! Once we are able to mind asteroids for raw materials the Solar System will be crawling with life! and that life will spread Sonic Youth Love throughout the cosmos.
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A Union Jack flag a la the movie First Men in the Moon. |
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So, we got plenty of giant roach clips here as it is. Hey, recall my Shuttle Endeavor thread, I'm no longer beefing with NASA by premise, but we can surely debate the merits of individual NASA programs. |
As soon as we stop learning about ourselves and the universe, we start stagnating and dying.
Plus, there's GOLD in them thar hills! |
Imagine if they find sentient life elsewhere in our Universe and it turns out that the Rastafarians were correct all along...
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Do you reckon that the lesser gravity on Mars will cause oversized floating nalgas?
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Nope, because nalgas are shaped by having to hold the upper body up while walking
lesser gravity would end up with everyone having Ke$a ass ![]() |
Wtf is that martian shit, Rob. Nast.
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I'm the luckiest man alive. My wife has a goldilocks ass.
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and if we spend money on said knowledge while millions of people are stagnate and dying, was it worth it? See that is the true difference between knowledge and wisdom ;) |
Jump n' spread out, seen?
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This. |
did they find my keys, because i have been looking everywhere.
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We've been patiently exploring and studying in detail Mars for several decades, the conclusive evidence? Mars is a dead planet, has been a dead planet for a long time, and without a magnetic field, may in fact always remain a dead planet. What NASA is searching for is not evidence of existing life, rather of the evidence that there once WAS life. BILLIONS of dollars annually just seems wrongly spent to go grave-robbing Mars to put more shit in the Smithsonian and British Museum :p Quote:
![]() them all gone crazy, mass producing test tube babies, them all gone crazy, on the moon in search of aliens.. on the moon in search of aliens? |
Deinococcus radiodurans can survive a 5000 Gy dose of acute ionizing radiation. It can be frozen, dehydrated, exposed to vacuum, and STILL be revivified.
If there's one thing the human race knows about life, it's that they have NO clue (either earthly, or beyond) what the hell life "is". Suchfriends, I fear that you, and those of like mind, are being terribly short-sided. |
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Funny, I often think the same thing about folks supporting crazy NASA schemes.. Folks who invented nuclear weapons were very short-sighted too, pause and reflect on that for a moment.. "Those of like mind" I am not exactly Glen Beck or John Hagee here, folks are hardly more open-minded than my mushroom eating ass, however in this regard, I fear perhaps NASA junkies are the ones with the closed mind. What exactly IS the point of spending a BILLIONS of dollars to learn about Martian geology? To have really inspiring textbooks? For scientists types to bust a nut? ![]() |
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Can't y'all see the anthropomorphic irony here? All we will ever find on Mars is exactly what we have on earth, the very human world of misfortune and fear, because these are created by humans, and everywhere humans go, our human detritus follows with us in our wake.. Besides of which, in search of life? As if there were no life on Earth worth mentioning.. |
so basically they are looking for fart gas
http://science.time.com/2012/11/20/a...history-books/ which is commendable & all but from there to actual bacteria/dna/etc? a long step. though it would be fucking cool. fingers crossed and i hope the news don't disappoint. the anti-science crowd of course decries research as if it was all a zero-sum game. it's not. having earth-centric creationism shattered would be such a delight in and of itself. |
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![]() Call me old fashioned, but isn't this an easier, potentially cheaper (after all these are women and women can be as expensive as NASA ;) ), and definitely more fun way to find fart gases? I will reiterate: no magnetic field = no life; our Mars exploration is a giant geology field trip, no more, no less.. |
geology is great though.
so why do you think life couldn't exist without a magnetic field? and wouldn't it be better to go on evidence rather than dogma? would you eat your shoe like werner herzog if they find bacteria on mars? ps-- http://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2011/toc_2011.html (updated from the 2008 i originally posted) |
Fucking flatworlders!
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Considering realities like Deinococcus radiodurans there may indeed be microscopic life on Mars, but I'd doubt it because what else but said bacteria could survive in the first place? Are you suggesting a thriving ecosystem solely of radiation resistant bacterias? Is that what we are hoping to find? Wonderful, hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars well spent then I suppose ;) Quote:
![]() Its not dogma silly, its science like Bill Nye yo! What NASA is looking for on Mars is not necessarily evidence of existing life, but rather, evidence of previously existing life. Further, that is really only secondary, the primary objective of the past missions and rovers is basic geology ;) Geology is fun, but is it worth such funding? Again, I am not against NASA in general, just spending shitloads of monies on intellectual curiosities meanwhile people around the world and even in our own country are quite literally starving to death or dying of preventable diseases.. Priorities people! |
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