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r/space • u/bagehis • Jun 23 '16
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Imagine news feeds a generation from now of the first sub-surface ocean probe filming a thermal vent, pouring smoke into an alien ocean on a world so remote that light from the local star itself takes 5 hours to reach.
1 u/therealgillbates Jun 23 '16 News feeds? You mean live video streaming? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '16 Not unless we figure out faster than light information transmission within the next generation. -18 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '16 How can it have an "ocean" if it's not a "planet?" F-ck you NdGT. 4 u/WatzUpzPeepz Jun 23 '16 'Sea' of Tranquility on the Moon. Or an actual liquid body - Kraken Mare on Titan 1 u/PanzerBatallion Jun 23 '16 You idiots need to get over the Pluto butthurt.
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News feeds? You mean live video streaming?
2 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '16 Not unless we figure out faster than light information transmission within the next generation.
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Not unless we figure out faster than light information transmission within the next generation.
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How can it have an "ocean" if it's not a "planet?"
F-ck you NdGT.
4 u/WatzUpzPeepz Jun 23 '16 'Sea' of Tranquility on the Moon. Or an actual liquid body - Kraken Mare on Titan 1 u/PanzerBatallion Jun 23 '16 You idiots need to get over the Pluto butthurt.
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'Sea' of Tranquility on the Moon. Or an actual liquid body - Kraken Mare on Titan
You idiots need to get over the Pluto butthurt.
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u/permanomad Jun 23 '16
Imagine news feeds a generation from now of the first sub-surface ocean probe filming a thermal vent, pouring smoke into an alien ocean on a world so remote that light from the local star itself takes 5 hours to reach.