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rinks wrote:If it is ever colonised, that constant noise will drive everyone literally insane.

I was going to say it's pretty cool that mars generates and endless doom drone / dread note but it might be the nearby perseverance Drone (helicopter) that seem to stick together.

PostRe: Space! Successful Moon Landing by **rinks** » Mon Aug 28, 2023 10:41 pm

Green Gecko wrote:
rinks wrote:If it is ever colonised, that constant noise will drive everyone literally insane.

I was going to say it's pretty cool that mars generates and endless doom drone / dread note but it might be the nearby perseverance Drone (helicopter) that seem to stick together.

I assumed it was the Martian wind.

PostRe: Space! Successful Moon Landing by **Moggy** » Wed Sep 13, 2023 5:10 pm

Two alleged "non-human" alien corpses have been shown to Mexican politicians.

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/1-000-ye ... o-12960435

:lol:

PostRe: Space! Successful Moon Landing by **Preezy** » Wed Sep 13, 2023 5:28 pm

Hmm, looks legit. I for one welcome our now small stone overlords.

He clearly never got the chance to phone home.

Those alien pictures are fun, but this may be a more viable indicator of alien life:

https://earthsky.org/space/webb-k2-18-b ... signature/

Did the James Webb Space Telescope spot signs of life on a distant planet? On September 11, 2023, NASA announced that Webb made some exciting discoveries while observing an exoplanet called K2-18 b. They said the planet has methane and carbon dioxide in its atmosphere, which indicates it might be a Hycean world, one with a deep hydrogen atmosphere and global water ocean. But the extraordinary news is that Webb found hints of a molecule called dimethyl sulfide (DMS). On Earth, only life produces dimethyl sulfide, such as bacteria and phytoplankton in oceans.

Does that mean Webb has found signs of life on exoplanet K2-18 b? Well, first, the finding of dimethyl sulfide needs to be confirmed. And then, scientists have to learn more about the exoplanet. While it is in the habitable zone of its star, its environment could still be unfavorable to life. As NASA said, it may have a hostile environment due to its active star, or its ocean may also be too hot to be habitable. Still, the new discovery is tantalizing.

Sprouty please leave your pseudo science out of this thread, I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

OrangeRKN wrote:I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

Do you reckon the critter once looked at medusa?

I see NASA held a UFO conference today, in which they essentially said 'there is no proof of alien UFO's, but we will keep looking and write nothing off'.

This will be translated by many to mean:

Vermilion wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

Do you reckon the critter once looked at medusa?

They're Mexican not Greek you racist scumbag.

Moggy wrote:
Vermilion wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

Do you reckon the critter once looked at medusa?

They're Mexican not Greek you racist scumbag.

If they're Mexican, then why aren't they wearing sombreros?

I should probably stop digging this hole for myself now.

floydfreak wrote:

Same goes for if you hear this:

Vermilion wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Vermilion wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

Do you reckon the critter once looked at medusa?

They're Mexican not Greek you racist scumbag.

If they're Mexican, then why aren't they wearing sombreros?

I should probably stop digging this hole for myself now.

Keep digging, in 10,000 years they'll dig up your bones and assume you were from Jupiter.

Moggy wrote:
Vermilion wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Vermilion wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:I want to seriously discuss the stone aliens without being ridiculed

Do you reckon the critter once looked at medusa?

They're Mexican not Greek you racist scumbag.

If they're Mexican, then why aren't they wearing sombreros?

I should probably stop digging this hole for myself now.

Keep digging, in 10,000 years they'll dig up your bones and assume you were from Jupiter.

Better there than Trowbridge.

Qikz wrote:
floydfreak wrote:

twitter.com/MAstronomers/status/1694313908218081740

What is that noise I wonder?

Either the wind or background interference caused by the lack of an ionosphere on Mars.

I’m pretty sure the noise is fake? None of the Mars audio sounds like that, to my knowledge.

But even if it were real, it would obviously be the wind. I don’t see the mystery.

jiggles wrote:I’m pretty sure the noise is fake? None of the Mars audio sounds like that, to my knowledge.

But even if it were real, it would obviously be the wind. I don’t see the mystery.

jiggles wrote:I’m pretty sure the noise is fake? None of the Mars audio sounds like that, to my knowledge.

But even if it were real, it would obviously be the wind. I don’t see the mystery.

and how would you know what it sounds like on Mars... hmmm... looking a little grey perhaps? :capnscotty:

https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multimedia/audio/

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