If you're missing why that pic is cool you can leave this thread now.Originally Posted by Loire
Dude it's just a heat shield.
HNNNGGG
If you're missing why that pic is cool you can leave this thread now.Dude it's just a heat shield.
HNNNGGG
Wait mars is bright red that picture looks more like some desert! ITS ALL A LIE!!!!
HNNNGGG
How about you get the iron oxide rich soil out of your vagina?If you're missing why that pic is cool you can leave this thread now.Dude it's just a heat shield.
HNNNGGG
Oh god I want to die there.
I would be happy to die a slow painful cancerous death just to spend a year on this planet.
Heh... would your body even decompose there?
I guess sand and dust storms would eventually erode you away. Dunno if any bacteria in your body could survive and potentially break down your cells.
And to think we're going to get the whole EDL from heatshield seperation to landing in this resolution.... HNNNGGG, indeed.
HNNNGGG
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How about you get some images tweaked to make the planet look redder than it really is to maintain public perception of a red planet out of _YOUR_ vagina?How about you get the iron oxide rich soil out of your vagina?
True story, mars isn't as red as most people think.
Hnnnng :dizzy:
Rover littered with debris (they didn't expect the landers thrusters to throw it up..)
Do they think it will negatively impact performance?
They claim not, they state that the thing shown top right rotates but can crush or miss the debris, Surely if it is crushing the rocks then long term this could get into any bearings or wear the surface of the rover?
Hopefully they've engineered something to seal the bearing from the outside environment.
The sun is also white, not yellow.How about you get some images tweaked to make the planet look redder than it really is to maintain public perception of a red planet out of _YOUR_ vagina?How about you get the iron oxide rich soil out of your vagina?
True story, mars isn't as red as most people think.
more at 11.
Hopefully wind will remove some of that crap.
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Let's hope that after 100M km the mission isn't thwarted by something that could have been solved by a broom or a jet of compressed air.
Anaerobic bacteria found naturally in your body would have no trouble breaking down your tissues in the CO2 rich atmosphere. The limiting factor would be the temperature, and probably the stronger UV rays.I guess sand and dust storms would eventually erode you away. Dunno if any bacteria in your body could survive and potentially break down your cells.
Last edited by Nu11u5; August 9 2012 at 08:20:46 PM.
it's actually blue tbh
I imagine you'd dry up pretty soon as well. Maybe you'd get mummified somehow.
We should send a corpse to Mars, for science.I imagine you'd dry up pretty soon as well. Maybe you'd get mummified somehow.
fucking mars, man. blows my mind. the best thing is several of my co-workers have no idea that this happened. lol.
Our sun is a G2V star(the V means it's a main sequence star and generates energy via fusion), meaning it is YELLOW.it's actually blue tbh
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