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Hey that guy is just postin' dicks
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That was unexpected
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In this thread really should have posted Uranus though
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InterFaced posted:MIND WORMS! Indigenous Lifeforms
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Aug 24, 2016 22:56
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13 minutes and counting
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Professor Shark posted:Hey that guy is just postin' dicks Indigenous Lifeforms
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Sadly an early pioneer explorer group found the planets atmosphere was comprised mainly of methane. Traces of an ancient civilization were found along with hyroglyphs. From what we can tell they farted themselves to death, enveloping the planet in a fart cloud. Sadly we will never know their diet or if they had giant reddish baboon asses or not. 
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mods knew
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What is the name of the planet, OP?
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Decebal posted:Like...space weed ? Just think what Proxima's weird luminosity and energy patterns will do to the grass bro ! I think it's called astro turf.
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Ork of Fiction posted:What is the name of the planet, OP? proxima b
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Is this what NASA revealed at their press conference?
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loquacius posted:Gaians/Planet Cult were great because you didn't even have to bother building yourself a big expensive endgame army, you could just flood the earth with a literal plague of locusts that horseshit is why you play with the expansion but lock it to SMAC factions only.
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Parallax Scroll posted:proxima b I hereby declare myself ruler of proxima b! SUCKERRRRRS!!
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Let's go there, let's go there right now, I'm packing my bags as we speak. I will be on the roof trying to jump to it for the next three hours if anyone needs me.
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Last time I checked red dwarf stars weren't thought to have habitable zones. I'll have to read the whole article but the title seems exaggerated. I mean I guess you could just terraform.
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I'm serving in a regiment under Colonel Corazon Santiago on the trip to Proxima B. Wish me luck, guys.
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Aug 25, 2016 06:16
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Proxima B welcomes you! Upon arrival you will receive complementary methane and insane amounts of radiation.
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Aug 25, 2016 06:22
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IM FROM BUENOS AIRES AND I SAY KILL 'EM ALL
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I wonder how long ago they discovered us
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Aug 25, 2016 06:28
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we should nuke that planet ASAP imho
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RobattoJesus posted:I think we should call new earth farth, and then if we find another one call it garth and so on. But we also skipped over aarth, which could've caused some confusion.
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Aug 25, 2016 06:41
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Sid Vicious posted:i bet that the planet is gay I dunno, gently caress This Gay Proxima b doesn't really have the same ring to it
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Donkwich posted:Last time I checked red dwarf stars weren't thought to have habitable zones. I'll have to read the whole article but the title seems exaggerated. Why not ? They output energy don't they ? They also live longer than than the whole Universe and 100's of times longer than our Sun. So life has a lot of chances to get interesting. Tidal lock might be an issue but whatever. Heat moves around and think how interesting life on a planet like this would look ! Also we could have solar farms on the always sunny side for virtually unlimited energy and thus solve a big ecology problem and move towards ascension !
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Aug 25, 2016 12:41
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Why do we want to go to the upside down?
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lets send a radio signal and call them faggots
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its proxima centauri not alpha centauri you uncultured terran gently caress
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Whoa, I just watched some show on Netflix about a tidally locked planet orbiting a red dwarf.
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Iron Crowned posted:Whoa, I just watched some show on Netflix about a tidally locked planet orbiting a red dwarf. what show
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Iron Crowned posted:Whoa, I just watched some show on Netflix about a tidally locked planet orbiting a red dwarf. Can you please give us a synopsis and the methodologies used by the scientists to reach their conclusions ? I think this will be really relevant to the discussion at hand.
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Parallax Scroll posted:what show It's a 2 episode British thing called "Extraterrestrial," the second episode was about a moon orbiting a gas giant. Decebal posted:Can you please give us a synopsis and the methodologies used by the scientists to reach their conclusions ? I think this will be really relevant to the discussion at hand. It's from 2005, but they had a bunch of science dudes that modeled it, and theorized what kinds of life could develop on the planet
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Decebal posted:Why not ? They output energy don't they ? They also live longer than than the whole Universe and 100's of times longer than our Sun. So life has a lot of chances to get interesting. "orbiting something that outputs energy" is a pretty low bar to set for habitability.
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you need a biosphere that won't shred amino acids and shred simple lifeforms with horrible radiation, cook them with heat, or destroy them with weird chemical reactions, and I dunno tidally locked planets don't seem to fit that bill.
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Germstore posted:"orbiting something that outputs energy" is a pretty low bar to set for habitability. Proxima's planet is in it's habitable zone though. They found planets around pulsars too (like PSR 1257+12) and that's pretty amazing when you think about how a star becomes a neutron star. A bit of X-ray only makes organism heartier so pulsar planets must have some interesting life on them.
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hemophilia posted:you need a biosphere that won't shred amino acids and shred simple lifeforms with horrible radiation, cook them with heat, or destroy them with weird chemical reactions, and I dunno tidally locked planets don't seem to fit that bill. You think Europa has small chances then, considering Jupiter's tremendous radiation belt ?
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i think if we found a mirror planet in the solar system habitable zone it would be a small chance, i think finding it at all in our system is unlikely as hell. i put no stock in anyone who has hope for life under europa or anywhere else. but i don't know and i won't be upset or anything at being proven wrong it would be cool.
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Sid Vicious posted:i bet that the planet is gay A planet for robocops.
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Germstore posted:"orbiting something that outputs energy" is a pretty low bar to set for habitability. Yeah but the more we learn about life the lower the bar gets. Look at water bears and tube worms and stuff. There's probably some extremophile bacteria or something that would do just fine there
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hemophilia posted:i think if we found a mirror planet in the solar system habitable zone it would be a small chance, i think finding it at all in our system is unlikely as hell. i put no stock in anyone who has hope for life under europa or anywhere else. i agree that it's unlikely, but europa's nearby enough that we may as well look
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Skeleton Ape posted:Yeah but the more we learn about life the lower the bar gets. Look at water bears and tube worms and stuff. There's probably some extremophile bacteria or something that would do just fine there Yeah but what if life needed a milder environment to start and only then it can evolve into extromophiles and conquer inhospitable places ?
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