Icy lakes found on Europa

And scientists answer we don't know. We hope it's fairly common. We'd like to find life. Even if it's relatively rare... there are more stars than grains of sand. There's a good chance that there are more planets even than that. Even if it's rare, life is almost certainly out there. As you might know if you ever actually look to see what the scientists are saying. I agree but right now they will probably deny any life execpt us. It doesnt go well with our accident theory. They want proof ( the scientist community ) but it is impossible to do so, first we need to "probe" our solar system planet... [More]

No, seriously both are good candidates for life, and I want to add and stress here, as we know it.I like Titan mostly due to it's atmosphere and liquid methane lakes, as well as being the onlyplanet we have regular audio recordings for. i do agree though, methane-based life would be wicked ' The scientists keep looking for life and the poor taxpayers are given the bills for these searches which amount to tens of billions of dollars. OF course, the scientists benefit from these programs in high salaries and benefits. And they keep justifying the spending of these billions by telling the tax pay... [More]

The scientists keep looking for life and the poor taxpayers are given the bills for these searches which amount to tens of billions of dollars. OF course, the scientists benefit from these programs in high salaries and benefits. And they keep justifying the spending of these billions by telling the tax payers again and again life is possible. And they justify it by claiming their phoney math and statistics prove that life in space does exist. In my opinion life does esist on Mars as was shown by photos taken of the planet in 1955 showing it covered with vegetation and a blue atmosphere, but th... [More]

The next space probe to Mars will cost over one billion dollars. It does not seem that NASA is suffering. Notice how fast the scientists denounced that face on Mars taken in 1970s. They went to great length to photoshop picture after picture until they thought the found a way to prove it did not resemble a face. It took years, but the finally accomplished their goal. Let us say they found the picture was real. How would people, and indeed institutions, react to such a discovery? Start wth the religions.

The next space probe to Mars will cost over one billion dollars. It does not seem that NASA is suffering. Notice how fast the scientists denounced that face on Mars taken in 1970s. They went to great length to photoshop picture after picture until they thought the found a way to prove it did not resemble a face. It took years, but the finally accomplished their goal. Let us say they found the picture was real. How would people, and indeed institutions, react to such a discovery? Start wth the religions. LOl to funny that you dismiss facts for fiction. The face on mars is a mountian. Did you ha... [More]

The face on mars is a mountian of course it is... it would be too "big" of a thing to hide otherwise, anyways

ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA. ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE And so on, to quote the novel 2010: Odyssey two. yes! love that movie!

I would love to see that probe make it to Europa with the little submarine...

So, any speculations regarding how life on Europa could look like? It's quite obvious the following is ture: The Ice is as hard as granite, and probably continues for miles down until met with warm ocean of water (with acids, salts whatever). For any life forms, the outer ice would look like another surface - so technically whatever life evolved there would consider Europa a "world of two surfaces", a closed world with no knowledge that anything exist outside. These life forms would not be based on photosynthesis as the distance from the sun coupled with a thick layer of ice will make sure it'... [More]

The Ice is as hard as granite, and probably continues for miles down until met with warm ocean of water (with acids, salts whatever). i'd wager it is at least a mile thick 2. For any life forms, the outer ice would look like another surface - so technically whatever life evolved there would consider Europa a "world of two surfaces", a closed world with no knowledge that anything exist outside. probably, though a bit more unlikely, unless its intelligent enough to reason out there must be other "worlds/regions" out there (-- gotta dream, yes? ) These life forms would not be based on photosynthe... [More]