LIFE ON MARS!?!??!?!

[the phenom]

If bacterias only survive i doubt a more complex lifeform would. Only options about mars aliens are

1)They live underground
2)Im somekinda shielding facilities
3)They are all dead

4) ITS ALL BULLSHIT!

....Personally i like the 4th one most

 

[Chairman Kaga]

i doubt a more complex lifeform would.

Explain why. I dont see why it wouldn't be possible.

 

[(__Joonas__)]

I think the only place you could find living things in this solar system is the hotwater sprouts in the bottoms of the ice-covered seas of Jupiter's moons. Some bacterias live in +100 degree toxic water. It would be a pretty time and money consuming project to find out.

Mars is nothing but a big stone. But wasn't it there are traces of antarctic areas in the north and south that indicate there could've been water sometime? Which also means oxygen.

But wtf do I know. How can there be seas in the moons and planets when there's no oxygen?

 

[the phenom]

Explain why. I dont see why it wouldn't be possible.

Unless you find a alien consisiting of bacterias. Its just not possible i guess. Well the bottom line i think is that its bullshit!

 

[Chairman Kaga]

I think the only place you could find living things in this solar system is the hotwater sprouts in the bottoms of the ice-covered seas of Jupiter's moons. Some bacterias live in +100 degree toxic water.

Unless you find a alien consisiting of bacterias. Its just not possible i guess. Well the bottom line i think is that its bullshit!

Ok, let me say this again. Why does alien life forms have to be like our type of lifeforms on earth? For all we know, they could actually live off toxic gases unlike we do, or live in extreme heat or coldness.
Why? Because they are aliens...

 

[the phenom]

Maybe...yeah but its still BS according to me. Mars was always just a red planet.

 

[Chairman Kaga]

Maybe...yeah but its still BS according to me. Mars was always just a red planet.

However, no one knows everything about it yet.

 

[(__Joonas__)]

Because there isn't any life forms in our planet that live in those poisonous chemicals, why would it be any different elsewhere.

 

[Chairman Kaga]

Because there isn't any life forms in our planet that live in those poisonous chemicals, why would it be any different elsewhere.

why wouldn't it be different elsewhere? We still know very little about the universe, let alone our own solar system.

 

[(__Joonas__)]

We're highly unlikely to EVER discover living organisms elsewhere, because we could never get further than the Jupiter's moon, and I think practically that kind of project demands too much to ever happen. Who's gonna fund it in the first place? That's only the first step, and after that there's a mountain to climb.

Even making a movie of such a thing would be too much!

It's an incredibly huge world we're living in but the sad truth is we're just visiting it shortly before we die and we'll never find the truth. I hope there's somekind of life after death, tho, that would rule.

 

[Chairman Kaga]

We're highly unlikely to EVER discover living organisms elsewhere, because we could never get further than the Jupiter's moon, and I think practically that kind of project demands too much to ever happen. Who's gonna fund it in the first place? That's only the first step, and after that there's a mountain to climb.

Even making a movie of such a thing would be too much!

It's an incredibly huge world we're living in but the sad truth is we're just visiting it shortly before we die and we'll never find the truth.

Unless, of course, we go through another major technological revolution involving space or something relating to that sometimes soon maybe.

 

[(__Joonas__)]

The technology is in the microwave of your kitchen, there's no magic to it. I think it's frigging amazing tho that we've been to the space. We're more than just monkeys I guess. Even me, how amazing is that.

 

[Chairman Kaga]

The technology is in the microwave of your kitchen, there's no magic to it.

Of course, in order to get shit done in this world or galaxy, you gotta do it yourself!

 

[Bodomonkey]

The technology is in the microwave of your kitchen, there's no magic to it. I think it's frigging amazing tho that we've been to the space. We're more than just monkeys I guess. Even me, how amazing is that.

 

[Chairman Kaga]

We're more than just monkeys I guess.

Look at it the other though. You can argue that monkeys are more than humans.

 

[Leandro]

We're highly unlikely to EVER discover living organisms elsewhere, because we could never get further than the Jupiter's moon, and I think practically that kind of project demands too much to ever happen. Who's gonna fund it in the first place? That's only the first step, and after that there's a mountain to climb.

Even making a movie of such a thing would be too much!

It's an incredibly huge world we're living in but the sad truth is we're just visiting it shortly before we die and we'll never find the truth. I hope there's somekind of life after death, tho, that would rule.

Three words: Von Neumann Machine.

And about intelligent beings on mars...that's a no go. Sorry, believers. The carbon dioxide atmosphere is too thin for a flexible organism to evolve and the reduction potential of carbon dioxide is just too low to provide enough energy. That coupled with the fact that there is NO observational evidence of ANY kind of life on mars WHATSOEVER.

 

[deadnight.warrior]

Since when did aliens have to live like fucking humans?

they don't... but come on... if there is a fucking desert storm he'll hide where??? if he is of at least flesh, he is fragile... i written a shelter, not a building... but anyway... a FUCKING rock...

EDIT: why don't those NASA fucks take a picture at the same location and we'll see if that was a rock or something else... or WTF...

 

[Kochon]

ITS AREA 51 THEY ARE TRICKING YOU JUST LIEK THE MOON LANDING!!!

Yeah... they have no fucking thing to do

 

[Chairman Kaga]

Three words: Von Neumann Machine.

And about intelligent beings on mars...that's a no go. Sorry, believers. The carbon dioxide atmosphere is too thin for a flexible organism to evolve and the reduction potential of carbon dioxide is just too low to provide enough energy. That coupled with the fact that there is NO observational evidence of ANY kind of life on mars WHATSOEVER.

read my previous posts.:Smug:

they don't... but come on... if there is a fucking desert storm he'll hide where??? if he is of at least flesh, he is fragile... i written a shelter, not a building... but anyway... a FUCKING rock...

Maybe it can survive storms unlike us? maybe it's not fragile? maybe it lives in the sand? maybe.. who the fuck knows, it's an alien! No one knows how they live.

 

[Leandro]

read my previous posts.:Smug:

I did. They were irrelevant. I'm talking PHYSICAL requirements for humanoid life. Not biological.