Posted on 02/18/2021 10:41:35 AM PST by fishtank
It would be exponentially easier to colonize Antarctica, or the bottom of the ocean, than to colonize Mars.
However, finding a McDonald's or a Waffle House will not be surprising...
I think you might see a confirmation of life on Mars. The pentagon in foia requests have admitted retrieving and experimenting on craft not of this world. They won’t touch the part about who or what was flying them yet. The navy seems willing to talk about such things but the Air Force, CIA and NASA won’t go there yet. I don’t have a clue about the objects in the navy released videos but such maneuvers would kill a human pilot.
Fixed it for ya.
“I Think they did find remains of Ralph Kramden’s wife Edith on the moon.”
I think you mean Alice.
I hope they are not spending too much money on the biology part of the mission. Even if they do find life, it will be microbial. We have plenty of microbes on Earth. I would focus on identifying mineral resources.
On the other hand I guess it would probably be a good idea to have a token biology experiment on board since that is what captivates the media.
It’s a deep subject. The universe is so vast that it may be teeming with life and yet it’s also possible man may never find any evidence of it. We’re just scratching the surface at this point.
“There should be visible remains of the torn wreckage of the ecolab left there by Matt Damon.”
“Get your ass to Mars.” - Total Recall
Edith? Good one!
Well I don’t know. Who ever thought life could exist in deep ocean volcanic gaseous ocean vents?
One never knows.
I fully expect them to come up with some whopping lie about it.
“The universe is so vast that it may be teeming with life...”
It might also be teeming with giant marshmallow men, but it’s not. Modern man just hangs all of his hopes on one extraordinarily unlikely supposition because he despises admitting the consequences of that supposition not being true.
Most people do not really understand how vast the universe is. They estimate there are hundred of billions of galaxies. The nearest real galaxy is Andromeda which is 2.5 million light years away.
I would claim that Man will never explore Andromeda or the other hundreds of billions of galaxies. The distances are too great.
The Milky Way is hundreds of light years across. I doubt we ever explore more than a subset of our own galaxy.
Edith, Alice. What’s in a name? Yeah, I screwed up.
No, Alice was Archie’s wife. You know, Dingbat. Yeah, I screwed up.
Stupid commentary, IMO. While it is extremely doubtful that they could find actual life, the real effort here is to find EVIDENCE of life. Big difference.
How does any of this help Muslims feel good about themselves?
No. I've often wondered about this. How logical is it to assume that God would create a dead universe?
THE ID,THE ID, BEWARE OF THE ID.
There will never be life found anywhere IF we think life just magically “evolved” here on earth . Our bodies are composed of trillions of biological micromachines none of which have a purpose or could have evolved independently. They are intrinsically involved with each other and work together in ways we’re not even close to understanding. Mathematically it is IMPOSSIBLE for them to have randomly occurred.
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