Life on Jupiter?, page 2
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reply posted on 12-8-2004 @ 03:38 PM by FreeMason
It's not an "incredibly arrogant statement", it's because SCIENCE (that word you use like a God) is about observations.

We have not observed SILICON BASED life forms, or anything else.

Until we do, it's science fiction.

And you idiots want to apply science fiction as if it is a logical and already well supported theory.

Which it is neither, life-forms being composed of anything but carbon and using sulfurs, carbon, hydrogen in the form of water for energy is never before seen or even a theory or possibility in current science.

It is just a possibilty in Star Trek.

As for how do I get away with it?

Technically I don't, I do get a warning for calling you idiots.

But why am I not "trolling"?

Because you are being stupid, when you're being smart I'll call you smart.

But so long as you want to make a quartz crystal life, you're being stupid...and I'm just calling it as it is.

There is none of this on Jupiter anyway, except at the Core where pressures are too intense for life.

Jupiter is composed of Hydrogen and Helium, which are fairly inert gasses, and traces of things like Ammonia, however those are at very turbulent levels so the kinetics of the chemistry just don't work.

Kinetics is another important factor you baboons have forgotten.

When you are dealing with speeds of 400-1000 miles per hour, chemistry really doesn't take place very well as the molecules just bounce off eachother or are ripped apart before a reaction can take place.
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