[BenLurkin]

What could go wrong?

[SIDENET]

Here come the zombies.

[Fzob]

whose DNA was less than 86% similar to previously existing forms.

Does it look like this?

[FlingWingFlyer]

I thought the Algore envirowackos said there wasn’t any more ice on the poles.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

[JoeProBono]

[redhead]

Okay. So if you are a one-celled bacterium, you are alive. But if you are a human embryo, you are just a blob of tissue. Got it.

[Strategerist]

Wake me up when they find the second Stargate and the Ancient weapons.

[Drew68]

I have little doubt we’ll find microbial life on Europa. Life will exist liquid water exists. We’ve been trying too hard to find life on Mars. Mars is a dry, frigid desert. No reason life should exist there. Let’s try Europa.

[Mr. Jeeves]

Careful! There are still shoggoths down there! (My second H.P. Lovecraft reference today. Hmmmm....) :)

[NormsRevenge]

They should sell ice cubes and water from the lake to offset costs.

[blueunicorn6]

OK. I’m sorry. I really had to go. I thought a little pee in a great big lake wouldn’t hurt anything.

[Graewoulf]

Was the bottom of the last ice core 1.) ice /rock or 2.) ice /water/rock?

If it was 2.) ice/water/rock then is there evidence that the water between the ice and the rock was moving? (Delta injected dyes, isotopes, etc. versus Time; or current meter.)

[Lancey Howard]

This has raised the possibility that such isolated bodies of water might host microbial life forms new to science.

It is entirely possible - - very possible - - that Lake Vostok has a wide variety of dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures swimming around in there.

[varmintman]

The good google search is ‘lake vostok’ and ‘magnetic anomaly’. Something at one corner of that thing pegs magnetometers; the thing which normally pegs a magnetometer is a city...

[hattend]

Russians never read “The Stand.”