Jupiter's Moon Has Enough Oxygen to Sustain Earth-Like Life
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I think you are all forgetting something very important about Magikarp. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ3dI2Shtz8] Perhpas the same rule applies to these guys as well? =P
Fuck yeah. This is what I'm talking about.
I wonder what religion will say about this if there are, in fact, "aliens," even if they are multi cellular organisms, it would force us to consider other, let's say, extensions of the situation.
What is...gasp! Those extensions don't believe in Jesus?!
I'm glad to be alive in times like these.
I wonder what religion will say about this if there are, in fact, "aliens," even if they are multi cellular organisms, it would force us to consider other, let's say, extensions of the situation.
What is...gasp! Those extensions don't believe in Jesus?!
I'm glad to be alive in times like these.
Quoted for truth. I myself am a religious person (though not Christian) but I still think it's inevitable that life exists elsewhere.KoreyGM said:I'm offended that you believe all people who believe in god believe there is no possible way there is life somewhere else, I believe its impossible there isn't. I also believe in evolution to a certain extent. Hell my grandfather believes that the Garden of Eden is actually on Mars and the four angels that guard its borders destroyed the mars rover that tried to cross into it. Yea we're pretty crazy but not everyone is a bible bond crazy. I see the bible as more of a guide than a book of rules. That said, it saddens me to know I probably won't see alien life in my life time.Kiutu said:We might have been some other life-bearing planet's Jupiter. Suck it Christianity.Foggy_Fishburne said:Wow. Feels strange, we might not be alone
If there's any kind of life in our solar system other than us, that's great news, one can only imagine the possibilities beyond our solar system.
EDiT: There's also great potential to research just how far abiogenesis really can go. If life could start with so little energy from the sun, there are many, many possibilities for extraterrestrial life.
EDiT: There's also great potential to research just how far abiogenesis really can go. If life could start with so little energy from the sun, there are many, many possibilities for extraterrestrial life.
Who is betting there is going to be inbreeding?Greyfox105 said:yes, all we'll need are a few radiators for heat.Ranooth said:Well at least we now have a planet you can all escape to you when i take over this one.
I may even be as so kind as to lend you some ships
maybe a few hundred.
oh, and maybe some food. (I'm not into canabalism)
*puts on cap saying "The South of Europa will rise again*
Meh. It's far, it's (probably) cold, that moon in smaller than our moon and people can't live only with oxygen. How could people get there? Wouldn't air in their space ships run out before they get there? What would people eat while flying? What's to eat there? It's not like we can just fly there and colonize it.
...eh.
And stop talking about religion here! Your the dumbass if you start religious arguments here! Religion never said (i think) that there is no life on other planets.
You don't see religious people coming here and saying ''Oh, that's the place where the God lives, we'll go there and you'll all see that there is a God, har har har. Science sucks!''
...eh.
And stop talking about religion here! Your the dumbass if you start religious arguments here! Religion never said (i think) that there is no life on other planets.
You don't see religious people coming here and saying ''Oh, that's the place where the God lives, we'll go there and you'll all see that there is a God, har har har. Science sucks!''
That sounds like the basis for a kickass sci-fi novel...does your grandfather have any writing talent? If so, make him write it, and I'll buy it.KoreyGM said:Hell my grandfather believes that the Garden of Eden is actually on Mars and the four angels that guard its borders destroyed the mars rover that tried to cross into it.Kiutu said:We might have been some other life-bearing planet's Jupiter. Suck it Christianity.Foggy_Fishburne said:Wow. Feels strange, we might not be alone
What are we waiting for lets go, it would be pretty cool to live on Jupiter. Imagine a conversation at uni.
"Are you an international student"
"Yeah"
"Where do you come from?"
"Oh a small place in Jupiter, its not that far from here".
I think i maybe slightly over tired.
"Are you an international student"
"Yeah"
"Where do you come from?"
"Oh a small place in Jupiter, its not that far from here".
I think i maybe slightly over tired.
back to your bridge troll!Kiutu said:We might have been some other life-bearing planet's Jupiter. Suck it Christianity.Foggy_Fishburne said:Wow. Feels strange, we might not be alone
on a more serious note maybe we can use our nukes to melt some ice start shooting now they will get there in 50+ years
Isn't Europa just one big giant ball of ice? Even if there is life there, so what? We could never live on that planet, and every science teacher I've ever had has long since thought that Europa had the highest chance of having living creatures, so this announcement really means nothing.
Eh guys....
"All these planets are yours except Europa, attempt no landing there"
Have you all forgotten the star childs message?
"All these planets are yours except Europa, attempt no landing there"
Have you all forgotten the star childs message?
We should build a space ship and be the first ones up there! bring some mates and we can party! Wooooo!Eoin Livingston said:
