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Edited by Hollow:
9/29/2015 2:26:30 AM
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Seeing as water came from comets and space itself it's not as surprising as the fact we actually found some seeing we are light minutes(182 light seconds-had to look it up I'm ashamed) away from Mars and still are learning a ton about the universe! The fact we can make missions this far away and obtain physical data is huge, what a find!
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We are not light years from Mars. Maybe a few light minutes. Not more then a light hour though. And we knew ice existed on Mars but now we found liquid water. And liquid water is necessary for life as we know it.
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Did I say years? Lulz I'm an idiot thank you for that I completely missed it. Also it is an exciting age we live in, I wasn't belittling the fact we found water but more impressed of our ability to reach out and document it. Once again if I looked at the possibilities we know there is planets with the prime conditions for stabilizing life and water out there just out of reach, hence my previous statement.
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I know right!!! I am so excited about this! I love the science of space exploration so today has been I great day!!! I am literally vibrating with excitement.
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Edited by Hollow: 9/29/2015 2:33:51 AM[quote]I know right!!! I am so excited about this! I love the science of space exploration so today has been I great day!!! I am literally vibrating with excitement.[/quote] ^pretty much sums up everything I was gonna say haha
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Awesome! It's great to see this side of the forum again!!!
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[quote]Awesome! It's great to see this side of the forum again!!![/quote] I have to agree, have a good one man. Looking forward to future discoveries and conversations!
