I really do like enchilada soup.
A primordial pleasure.
Analysis of the gravity field of Saturn's moon Enceladus, conducted by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, all but confirms that an ocean of water the size of Lake Superior lies underneath its shell of ice. And, excitingly, that body of liquid appears to be right under previously observed jets of salty water and organic molecules, which …
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When it does hatch, it will look like this. I know it will because I've seen the 1969 documentary... although I admit I misunderestimated the scale first time around.
This is a study from NASA's so called "scientists". Surely you know that they always fudge the data to get the results they want. This planet does not exist - it is another communist hoax by liberals and "scientists" to get more billions in grant money to support their luxury lifestyles.
The government will just use this as an excuse to raise taxes.
Those filth space communists eh mate! Not only do they pretend that Saturn exists, but they've also put something in my telescope so it appears in the sky! They must be putting stuff in the water because I can see it with my naked eyes as well. All so they have an excuse to raise taxes of course.
Perfidious bastards!
Nearest earth equivalent would seem to be under the antarctic ice sheets. A fairly low energy, cold environment where life has reacted by growing slowly but growing large over time. I suppose the main bar to evolution there would be major impacts. Sufficient time between them and you could develop an interesting biology.
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Humans are funny. They'll fiddle as Rome burns, party on pastries as the bunker is fragged, take a Hawaiian vacation while the Ukraine blows up... Right now, space exploration is being driven by an egomania to discover life out there. But if one rigorously computes the rigorous requirements for life IN THEIR PROPER SEQUENCE, life, rigorously, on this, or rigorously on any other planet, is rigorously a zillion to one miracle. Did I mention the rigorous part?
While we are chasing a chimera in the direction chimeras were last spotted, outer space continues to demonstrate how hostile to life it really is. From Tunguska to Chelyabinsk to the Younger Dryas extinction level event to a Norwegian skydiver's video'd near miss by a meteorite, it is obvious, to those who have not stuck knitting needles in their eyes, that outer space is trying to kill us and Mother Nature, yes, trying to kill our Mom!
An apt metaphor for our ignorance is bliss attack would be prancing about, nets aflutter, butterfly collecting in no man's land in Verdun in 1916. Meanwhile a feeble Space Guard program attempts to offer "peace in our time" by tracking notoriously hard to see incoming artillery, with some annoyingly large bits of asteroid recently giving us less than two weeks heads up time.
Unless we kick the butts of our "gyrocopter in every garage" science writers, towards motivating the governments of the planet to cooperate like never before on a cosmic ABM program, we are going to continue to be motivated towards the non essential while the gods turn Spaceship Earth into a pinata party.
Not only are humans funny, they are stupid, even the smart ones.
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