Mars' atmosphere is way less dense, so high pitched noises would be inaudible. Your voice would sound the same - just with less volume - and you wouldn't be able to hear anything unless it was close by.
My friend who texted it to me just texted again clarifying.
(This post was last modified: 02-20-2021 01:48 PM by CrimsonPhantom.)
Mars was incredibly close to the earth this past year, which made it an ideal time for this mission.
There is a good launch window about every 2 years and sometimes the planet is far closer than others. Mars was gigantically bright in the night sky this past year.
That martian landscape looks like EP and the surrounding area but hey, at least we don't have natural catastrophes. You have to give something up for something good.
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if a martian came around to the contraption and peered into it's lens? Would they tell us?
(02-20-2021 02:10 PM)olliebaba Wrote: That martian landscape looks like EP and the surrounding area but hey, at least we don't have natural catastrophes. You have to give something up for something good.
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if a martian came around to the contraption and peered into it's lens? Would they tell us?
(02-20-2021 02:10 PM)olliebaba Wrote: That martian landscape looks like EP and the surrounding area but hey, at least we don't have natural catastrophes. You have to give something up for something good.
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if a martian came around to the contraption and peered into it's lens? Would they tell us?
They'd have to make sure he didn't have covid first.
We send a toy car to Mars with a camera and millineals shite thenselves. I watched of the landing show. It was 90 % patting each other on the back and sucking each other off, 10% science.
Mars basically sucks..as we already knew. I hope something of real value comes out of this other than better photos of a horrible place. The idea of inhabiting that planet outside of some level of mining operation seems insane to me.
(02-20-2021 06:37 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: Mars basically sucks..as we already knew. I hope something of real value comes out of this other than better photos of a horrible place. The idea of inhabiting that planet outside of some level of mining operation seems insane to me.
(02-20-2021 06:37 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: Mars basically sucks..as we already knew. I hope something of real value comes out of this other than better photos of a horrible place. The idea of inhabiting that planet outside of some level of mining operation seems insane to me.
One way trips for terrorists, CCP, and the left.
...and in a millisecond, voila, all our problems are fixed. Let's not leave the Demoncrap congress on earth.
(02-20-2021 06:37 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: Mars basically sucks..as we already knew. I hope something of real value comes out of this other than better photos of a horrible place. The idea of inhabiting that planet outside of some level of mining operation seems insane to me.
Looks just like a country or countries we'll be sending more tax dollars and troops to very soon.
(02-20-2021 06:37 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote: Mars basically sucks..as we already knew. I hope something of real value comes out of this other than better photos of a horrible place. The idea of inhabiting that planet outside of some level of mining operation seems insane to me.
It would be interesting if we could find some sort of evidence that life existed on Mars sometime in its past. Finding evidence that life existed (or exists) on Mars would have some major implications, we'd certainly have to rethink our station in the universe.
In the long term, colonizing Mars would be beneficial in making us a multiplanetary species. We need a backup plan in the case that something cataclysmic happens (i.e. gamma ray burst, large asteroid strike, supermassive volcano eruption). Perhaps in hundreds of years, the technology to terraform the planet to make it more hospitable to humans may even exist.
