Cassini Spacecraft Finds Ocean May Exist Beneath Titan

saturndaily.com ^ | 21 Mar 2008 | staff

[RightWhale]

Some day Titan will be used as material source for space development

[edcoil]

Ever notice that everything they find is always never seen?

[Psycho_Bunny]

No. There’s a ton that’s been found that has been seen.

[RightWhale]

Of course. That is because if it were visible it would already have been found.

[Digital Sniper]

Ever notice that everything they find is always never seen?

I've never seen my bones, but they've been found using X-rays and film.

[kjam22]

So there’s water there..... why isn’t there an advanced civilization? Isn’t that all it takes for life to spring up andd then mutate to advanced civilizations?

[RightWhale]

Ammonia would be an excellent source of nitrogen for fertilizer when they get around to farming Mars.

[norraad]

..sort of like justice, I want to believe in it, but I’ve never seen it.

[#1CTYankee]

http://sciencenow.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/2008/320/3

[kjam22]

The problem with farming mars is that costs a whole lot of money. We think it's difficult just trying to match cheap labor in china.

And if we did try to farm Mars for anything... we'd end up with all the banking institutions and wallstreet sitting up derivatives to manage the transportation costs.... and the government bailing them out.

[oh8eleven]

Cassini Spacecraft Finds Ocean May Exist Beneath Titan
Or maybe not. But that won't stop NASA from asking for more trillions of taxpayers dollars. What folly.

[stefanbatory]

Did they find any dinosaur bones on Titan? All those fossil fuels there had to come from somewhere...

[kjam22]

Yep... I agree with you.

[patton]

If you can see your bones unaided, you need to review the decisions you made in the last few momments - at least one of them should be rethought.

[RightWhale]

Happy World Water Day

[kjam22]

I still think when we find water on these other planets and moons that the evolutionists are going to need to explain why there isn’t advanced life there. Maybe they’ll claim it’s newer water than what is here on earth :)

[BigCinBigD]

September 14th 2041.

Voyager here Houston. We have landed on Titan.

Houston: Do you have a historic observation for everyone watching.

Voyager: Roger Houston. The whole moon smells like...cat pee.

[RightWhale]

evolutionists are going to need to explain why there isn’t

That will require some study. Say about 5 years and $1 billion.

[kjam22]

:)

[Digital Sniper]

If you can see your bones unaided, you need to review the decisions you made in the last few momments - at least one of them should be rethought.

Makes my femur hurt just thinkin' about it.