Traces of water detected on distant planet

[Goshawk]

Here is something I found on Utube sometime ago that really intrigued me....

Each can draw their own conclusions regarding this video:

conclusion reached in approx 0.00001 nanoseconds . . . . c r a c k p o t !

[slipperylobster]

Traces of alcohol would make the trip more worthwhile.

[NeverSure]

If they can see water from 124 light years away then my johnson is a fire hose. Scientists say this, scientists say that. For farks sake they can't even agree on climate change

An overwhelming majority of scientist agree that climate change is a very real thing. Of course, that's never going to impress the creationists and other unscientifically minded people.

Yes, of course they agree. Their government jobs and research grants depend on it.

Edited September 26, 2014 by NeverSure

[NeverSure]

our galaxy - which is 10 billion years old. -snip-

Ah. I finally met a witness who was there?

[jacko45k]

124 light years away.

Bit of problem even if you can travel at the speed of light really.

Why, you wouldn't be any older when you arrived.

(I think)

[Beetlejuice]

our galaxy - which is 10 billion years old. -snip-

Ah. I finally met a witness who was there?

Judging by the ages of some old ex-pats I see out and about in Chiang Mai, I have no doubts that for them the big bang is still in living memory.

[cooked]

If they can see water from 124 light years away then my johnson is a fire hose. Scientists say this, scientists say that. For farks sake they can't even agree on climate change

Deary me. Nobody has seen it you chump, it has been detected. Spectrometry I suppose.

[MZurf]

If they can see water from 124 light years away then my johnson is a fire hose. Scientists say this, scientists say that. For farks sake they can't even agree on climate change

An overwhelming majority of scientist agree that climate change is a very real thing. Of course, that's never going to impress the creationists and other unscientifically minded people.

Most scientists also agree that Mars is having a similar climate change as Earth. Considering there are only about a dozen man-made objects on Mars, none which running on carbon fuels, it's kinda hard to blame gas guzzling SUV's for that.

No, they don't. There are theories that Mars in the past (you know, more than 6000 years ago) has undergone a catastrophic climate change, but scientists suspect that the reason the Martian atmosphere is gone is due to Mars lacking a strong magnetic field.

If you'd be at all interested in this you'd know that natural occurrences like gigantic volcano eruptions is one way of many to cause a change in the climate.

But hey, it's obviously better to do like the ostrich; plant your head firmly in the sand.

Edited September 26, 2014 by MZurf

[MZurf]

Maybe they will find signs of intelligent life on this planet if they look hard enough.

Doubt it. It's hard enough finding it on our own planet.

Is there a prize or something for being the third person to regurgitate the same joke??

QED.

[cooked]

Maybe they will find signs of intelligent life on this planet if they look hard enough.

Doubt it. It's hard enough finding it on our own planet.

Is there a prize or something for being the third person to regurgitate the same joke??

QED.

OMG. I was referring to THIS bl*&^%Y planet in the first place, not THAT blo&^%$Y planet. That was splat! Another remark gone over the heads of our satirical humorists on TV.

[halloween]

Still no sign of heaven/paradise yet?

[kurnell]

If they can see water from 124 light years away then my johnson is a fire hose. Scientists say this, scientists say that. For farks sake they can't even agree on climate change

Deary me. Nobody has seen it you chump, it has been detected. Spectrometry I suppose.

Figuratively speaking you genius.