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exactly what i was thinking hehNow, that's awesome. Nice find.
Makes you think the place used to be inhabitable.
yeh when you look upon the sky you see blue and the sun and everything is more red sand then yellow/orange sang.that did not look like mars it look more like earth
Space and ocean are to completely different things. So you can't use the rocket scientist who have been studying about space for the oceans. They just wouldn't understand. Seeing as the pressure and temperature at those depths are massive, we just don't know how to reach that place yet, not current material we know can withstand those forces.I'm still waiting for a 360 view of the depths of our oceans (all of it).. Couldn't care less about Mars.
We would need Iron 1/4 of Earth around our space craft in order not to get hit/spiked by the Solar flares to Mars. Thats why no one is going to Mars, yet.._. why dont we go n live on the mars?
awesome!
Space and ocean are to completely different things. So you can't use the rocket scientist who have been studying about space for the oceans. They just wouldn't understand. Seeing as the pressure and temperature at those depths are massive, we just don't know how to reach that place yet, not current material we know can withstand those forces.
However, if we go to another [dead] planet, we may learn useful things. Mars for example is a dead planet, we could get to the core of that planet much easier than we could get to the core of the earth. Also, on other planets we might be able to find unknown materials that do not exist on earth, which we may be able to use here on earth. Only problem would be extracting these materials from the planet and bringing them back to earth.
There was this one guy who thought of a way to get deeper into the earth, but it would cost billions and billions of dollars, and it was only a theory, no proof whatsoever if it would succeed, so nobody supports him.