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(BGR)   Jupiter's moon Io is intriguing scientists, Ed McMahon   (bgr.com) divider line
    More: Interesting, Lava, Earth, Moon, Volcano, Jupiter, Natural satellite, Planet, Types of volcanic eruptions  
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2023-01-29 2:51:12 PM  
Meanwhile, Io's "moon" is intriguing to most Farkers:

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2023-01-29 7:57:56 PM  

isamudyson: Meanwhile, Io's "moon" is intriguing to most Farkers:

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2023-01-29 8:18:30 PM  

johnny_vegas: isamudyson: Meanwhile, Io's "moon" is intriguing to most Farkers:

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Just keep swimming, just keep swimming...

Not sure why that just popped into my head.
 
2023-01-29 9:29:09 PM  
Scruffy the Cat - Moons of Jupiter
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2023-01-29 10:52:45 PM  
Yes, Io is intriguing. And adorable.

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2023-01-29 11:01:57 PM  
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2023-01-29 11:03:32 PM  
Alright, a hellworld might have microbes!

How would we even look?
 
2023-01-29 11:04:33 PM  
nice a repackaged big think article about speculation about speculation. cool
 
2023-01-29 11:16:27 PM  
This sh*t again?
 
2023-01-30 12:51:42 AM  
It's ok to be intrigued by Io, but not Europa.

Attempt no landing there.
 
2023-01-30 1:31:26 AM  
WTF is this article writer pulling out of their assbutt? Io has always been considerd a good candidate for life because it has the temperatures and the elements necessary. For decades, there's been a theory that microbial life can live in it's atmosphere, heated and nourished by the volcanic lumes, something like deep sea life on Earth floating around thermal vents.

The internet is such a shiatshow for science. :(
 
2023-01-30 1:33:49 AM  
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"Io! Io! Io! Io!"

/Yes, I know it's pronounced differently
 
2023-01-30 7:04:08 AM  
I strongly doubt any actual scientists 'think' that. I suspect many scientists might agree it is theoretically possible some form of recognizable life may exist on Io/Europa/Titan/pick-a-large-rocky-body-in-the-outer-solar-system, but that's a far cry from TFA. Note no actual scientists are quoted in TFA, which has apparently been dumbed-down for the lowest common denominator reading public.
 
2023-01-30 3:24:52 PM  

leviosaurus: [Fark user image 450x640]


That helmet-depressurization scene freaked me out as a kid. When I watched it 20 years later, it wasn't nearly as scary.
 
2023-01-30 3:25:10 PM  
Wonderful headline, Subby.

Here's a frosty Budweiser for you.
 
2023-01-30 3:39:20 PM  
I remember the night Peter Jennings announced on the evening news that a volcano had been discovered on Jupiter's moon, 10. We laughed for awhile.

/That is on my top 5 list of TV moments I would pay money to have recordings of.
 
2023-01-30 4:26:05 PM  

Alwysadydrmr: Yes, Io is intriguing. And adorable.

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He is the most interesting cat in the world.
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2023-01-31 12:03:08 AM  

Promo Sapien: leviosaurus: [Fark user image 450x640]

That helmet-depressurization scene freaked me out as a kid. When I watched it 20 years later, it wasn't nearly as scary.


Same. Also seemed fine when I saw it as an adult.
 
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