Haven't we milked this one dry already? What does all this have to do with
the possible exploration of one of Jupiter's moons anyhow? So Fox came up with a
stupid, but apparently entertaining show that no one in their right minds would
believe? Isn't sci-fi by it's very nature the same thing? OK, forget I said
that. I love sci-fi, I love to watch reruns of Star Trek in all its
permutations, even Babylon 5 is entertaining. But science? Naw, and I don't even
pretend it is.
So let's get back to discussing Europa.
When we land there, will we need flotation devices to float on the possibly
slushy ice? If we land on an ice island and want to drill through, will the
island drift so much that we'll lose our probes? Is there an atmosphere? How hot
is the core? Lots more interesting stuff to speculate about than some crap
served up on TV, don't you think?
:-)
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- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Gail & Roberta
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Bruce Moomaw
- RE: OK, OK, OK, Enough! John Macsween
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Deanna
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Larry Klaes
- RE: OK, OK, OK, Enough! John Macsween
- icepick prototype? Thomas Green
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Gail & Roberta
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Larry Klaes
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Thomas Green
- Re: OK, OK, OK, Enough! Gail & Roberta