A stunning view of Jupiter, as seen by Voyager 1

reply to post by wolfbitch


i know right, people complain about global warming now, how about when we need spf 90000 just to get to work lol.

but then again, it would also be 24/7 light so maybe huge jungles and things would grow and entire place would turn to garden of eve. ^^

reply to post by DoubleDNH


"has to be more out there"


If people spent more time trying to find intelligence inside, we wouldn't have to look outside.^^

Originally posted by ~widowmaker~
reply to post by wildespace

 

cool stuff,
jupiter is a gas giant, no? does that mean we can never land a probe on it? or at least ever cause a spark when we land , poof heh.

but no really , its got all the hydrogen and nothing has set it on fire yet, i dont get that.

It's only made up of gas until scientists find out it's not.

That's science... a guess until proven otherwise....

Whoa......... Now I know where I am going to build my first space hotel 50 years from now.

Originally posted by Khedwulf
Whoa......... Now I know where I am going to build my first space hotel 50 years from now.

Put it on Ganymede and jack up the prices for any room having a planet-side view.

reply to post by DAVID64


Maybe you will!? Just got to find a way of getting to know the 'right' beings...

I too sometimes look up at the sky at night and despise it's phenomenally incomprehensible size.

It's frustrating to want to learn and do and feel so much of what's out there but be hindered because of our insignificance.


~ CrzayFool

Originally posted by pacifier2012

Originally posted by ~widowmaker~
reply to post by wildespace

 

cool stuff,
jupiter is a gas giant, no? does that mean we can never land a probe on it? or at least ever cause a spark when we land , poof heh.

but no really , its got all the hydrogen and nothing has set it on fire yet, i dont get that.

It's only made up of gas until scientists find out it's not.

That's science... a guess until proven otherwise....

Erm, a basic look at Jupiter with a spectroscope proves that it's mostly gas. Obviously it does have a solid core though.

reply to post by wildespace


what a spectacular image. very cool indeed.