Yeah I could probably build robot slaves with plans from that thing, robot slaves which would build villages and such for poor people in Africa. Within a year Africa would have power and technology comparable to the USA. No poverty would ever strike the world again. Animal cruelty would be non existent and so would meat eating.
Plus solar system colonization.
No... meat eating?
Seriously though there's nothing wrong with eating meat unless you medically are not supposed to eat it.
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If I can't go to any other asteroid since the gravity is to low. I guess Sedna is an alright choice, Before I head off to launch in my MASSIVE rocket, are there any alternatives? Anyone else want to come?
Well under the ice crust, it has a large moon which pulls on it. Like europa
I'm not high enough to slightly understand what you said there. I know Pluto has a large moon, but under the ice crust? Are you suggesting that tidal forces could encourage liquid water?
None, hence the "probably". Someone much smarter than me has just made that hypothesis.
However you can two and two together. If a small celestial body absorbs a minuscule amount of sunlight, would it really have enough heat energy to sustain a large body of liquid?
Radioactive decay from the planet's formation might be enough to heat up the interior. It has interaction with a large moon which could cause internal tides in it or something. The planet might have an ocean of something else but it's probably not liquid water. Even if some small subsurface ponds exist there is no evidence we have for them not existing because we haven't drilled into the planet yet.
Well, we don't need to drill into a planet to know its composition. How do we know that Earth's core is iron?
Because when the planet formed the heavier elements sank to the center and lighter ones went towards the surface. Just like earth has a mantle, Pluto probably does aswell, it's ocean it's probably closer the planet's center. Since the planet is very cold.
Well, no. Sorry, but I don't even that's the case considering gold, silver, copper, lead, etcetera are more dense than iron. We actually know because Earth produces a strong magnetic field.
Anyway, I don't really have a horse in this race. Would there be any scientific significance to the existence of a liquid in Pluto?
Because when the planet formed the heavier elements sank to the center and lighter ones went towards the surface. Just like earth has a mantle, Pluto probably does aswell, it's ocean is probably closer the planet's center. Since the planet is very cold.
Given the size and position of Pluto it is very unlikely that it has any liquid of any type in it.
Well there might be life in the ocean though, even if it is single celled it would be significant. The iron core spins fast and it interacts with the outer core and it somehow makes a magnetic field. The thing with the heavy elements sinking is not really 100% as some tend to stay towards the surface. Though there is an ocean that has 3 times as much water inside our planet.
Yeah, I guess so. Anyway, I've got things to see, people to do, so I'm gonna make like a tree and rack off. Smell ya later gramps
I think Nobamba could use some colonization...
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Seriously though there's nothing wrong with eating meat unless you medically are not supposed to eat it.
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I'm very upset you didn't just use the same gif twice but with one reversed.
>Cooking pre-mixed waffle
>Not trying to mix glorious home-made mix
>Not making glorious slav pancake.
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Man, the dnc was Shakespearean. I'm not decided on whether it was a comedy or a tragedy yet.
I'm not high enough to slightly understand what you said there. I know Pluto has a large moon, but under the ice crust? Are you suggesting that tidal forces could encourage liquid water?
Is slav pancake the distant cousin of Swedish pizza?
Oh, okay then. Well, scientists say it has a mantle of ice. In that case I'd say probably not
None, hence the "probably". Someone much smarter than me has just made that hypothesis.
However you can two and two together. If a small celestial body absorbs a minuscule amount of sunlight, would it really have enough heat energy to sustain a large body of liquid?
Well, we don't need to drill into a planet to know its composition. How do we know that Earth's core is iron?
Well, no. Sorry, but I don't even that's the case considering gold, silver, copper, lead, etcetera are more dense than iron. We actually know because Earth produces a strong magnetic field.
Anyway, I don't really have a horse in this race. Would there be any scientific significance to the existence of a liquid in Pluto?
Given the size and position of Pluto it is very unlikely that it has any liquid of any type in it.
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In the break of new dawn
We will never meet
Yeah, I guess so. Anyway, I've got things to see, people to do, so I'm gonna make like a tree and rack off. Smell ya later gramps
That wasn't a cue for you to continue arguing
Hey, at least you have a passion.
Anyway, I've got a train to catch. Cya
Earth without the people?