You're a very negative guy. Every post you make, you have a sarcastic comment insulting someone or something.Fire Phoenix said:OMG THERE IS WATER ON THE MOON! EVEN THOUGH WE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT, WHAT WITH THERE BEING ICE AND ALL! THAT MUST MEAN THERE'S LIFE!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, these guys need to get out more, just because you see water doesn't mean there is going to be life in the planet/moon. I don't see anyone saying "oh look that one has CO2 as an atmosphere, maybe something lives there."
MMM anaerobic organisms, of course no one ever thought of that.
"We have the smoking gun" that proves the existence of water, said Carolyn Porco, a Cassini imaging scientist from the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colo.
That made me laugh. Proves the existence of water eh? I'll prove the existence of water, let me just go get a glass first, i'll get some from the sink.
This isn't a significant discovery because we KNOW there is water on other planets. Dude we found life on mars. They were microscopic and they died shortly after, but it was life. We know there's water on other planets because there is water on Earth. It's simple common sense.Sub said:You're a very negative guy. Every post you make, you have a sarcastic comment insulting someone or something.
This is a significant discovery because for the first time, we are almost certain that there is water on another planet. Water is obviously one of the things considered to be essential for life on other planets, hence the reason this discovery is so important. If there is water on Earth and now water on Saturns moon, that means that the chance we find water on other planets is significantly increased.
The thing is, we don't know that there was bacterial life on Mars. We found a meteorite in Antarctica that is believed to be from Mars. In this meteorite, we found something that resembles a fossil of a microscopic organism. We do not know for sure that itâs a fossil of a microscopic organism, it was never proven.Fire Phoenix said:This isn't a significant discovery because we KNOW there is water on other planets. Dude we found life on mars. They were microscopic and they died shortly after, but it was life. We know there's water on other planets because there is water on Earth. It's simple common sense.
You cannot go claiming things that you do not know for a fact. We do not know there is life on other planets, no one knows that. For the record, I do believe there is other life on other planets, but since we have no proof, we can only speculate. The reason that this discovery is so significant is because it is a small bit of proof that life could be sustained outside of earth.Fire Phoenix said:We know there is life on other planets we know there is water on other planets, we just haven't seen them. Our planet is the only planet in our solar system to have life. Of course there is water on Saturns moons, Saturn has a **** load of ice rings...
That is true, but we can only go by what we have on Earth. On Earth, life needs water to sustain it, it needs an atmosphere to sustain it. We can only assume it needs this on other planets until we have proof otherwise.Fire Phoenix said:Also, just because we're the only planet that needs water to sustain life, doesn't mean every other being in the universe is the same. What they are proposing is a theory not a law.
I mean no offense, Iâm just saying you should chill out with the sarcastic comments. They appear very rude.Fire Phoenix said:If the mods have a problem with my "negativity" and my "sarcasm" then they'd have done something either already, or in the near future. Leave it to them.
We know there is water on other planets? Absolutely wrong. We know there are water molecules throughout the Universe, but this is the first time we've SEEN liquid water on another celestial body. That in itself is friggin amazing. Common sense isn't scientific proof. Its common sense that out of the 40 billion galaxies throughout the universe, there has to be intelligent life somewhere. Thats obvious. But that isn't proof.Fire Phoenix said:This isn't a significant discovery because we KNOW there is water on other planets. Dude we found life on mars. They were microscopic and they died shortly after, but it was life. We know there's water on other planets because there is water on Earth. It's simple common sense.
We know there is life on other planets we know there is water on other planets, we just haven't seen them. Our planet is the only planet in our solar system to have life. Of course there is water on Saturns moons, Saturn has a **** load of ice rings...
Also, just because we're the only planet that needs water to sustain life, doesn't mean every other being in the universe is the same. What they are proposing is a theory not a law.
If the mods have a problem with my "negativity" and my "sarcasm" then they'd have done something either already, or in the near future. Leave it to them.
I'm not impressed because it isn't affecting the way we live life today. Maybe in the future, when our grand kids are alive, we might, or maybe worry.Zeonix said:I bet you guys wouldn't be impressed if we were able to detect Black Holes...