FARK.com: (12543144) This "Waterworld" could reveal more about what makes a planet habitable

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Garza and the Supermutants

2022-09-04 8:21:08 AM

1 vote:

Mom can we have waterworld?
Not today. You know we have waterworld at home.
But mom, ours has like continents.
Give it time.

Tyrone Slothrop

2022-09-04 8:34:15 AM

1 vote:

Not humans, that's for sure.

CakeandBeer

2022-09-04 1:47:55 PM

1 vote:

Surface gravity of this thing is a minimum of 1.7x Earth's. Might be able to land there, but nothing's getting off that rock without some serious work. It's basically Eve from Kerbal space program.

cryinoutloud

2022-09-04 2:52:09 PM

1 vote:

We had a perfectly habitable planet for life. Why don't you look around there to see what you're killing off, instead of building another farking rocket?

/sigh

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