Author Topic: NASA announces flowing liquid water found on Mars  (Read 7278 times)

why are we getting butthurt over a bump in off-topic and not in drama. is there something im not getting here, wtf

that's the polar cap iirc

that's the polar cap iirc

the red circle is not an ice cap, i dont think its even a spot of water either, looks like all the other craters actually. if it was even the ice cap, it would be a almost solid white because its ice, the water would be a light blue. mars doesnt even have abundance of water so its hard to tell if it is or not from the picture. and to add to that, mars' orbit is not tilted like urstar fish' orbit, in which it rotates on its side, but mars orbits like every other generic planet in our solar system.

yo scientists always sayin oh yeah we found another planet in the habitable zone around a star

mars and venus are in the habitable zone and they're not exactly an oasis

I think the blue spot is just an artifact. If it really was something, nasa would've been all over it with probes a while ago.

yo scientists always sayin oh yeah we found another planet in the habitable zone around a star

mars and venus are in the habitable zone and they're not exactly an oasis
this is why they also test things like the position of the planet from the star and mass of the planet

if the planet doesn't have a molten spinning core its not habitable, unless you want to live in a bubble on it

if the planet doesn't have a molten spinning core its not habitable, unless you want to live in a bubble on it

let's be bubble buddies

Did you seriously bump a week old thread with a stuffty add-in to a stuffty joke?
i wasnt joking
its where that other guy circled it

if the planet doesn't have a molten spinning core its not habitable, unless you want to live in a bubble on it
I always wondered if maybe there was a way to artificially do that.  It would take hundreds of hears and a self-manufacturing drone army, but it might be interesting if that could be something that could be made artificially.