OT: The Because Science Thread (Now With Aliens!)

[zeke]

 

[zeke]

that one was for the dinosaurs, fucking ASSteroid.

 

[LeafGm]

Man, fuck them dinos.

M-Fers thought they owned this planet until asteroidbro came along and cleared out the ecological niche our mammalian ancestors needed to grow into the world’s dominant lifeform.

 

[LeafGm]

Instant replay:

 

[zeke]

they still do tho.

 

[hockeylover]

yeah for real, i get a little misty eyed every time.

 

[Habsy]

they still do tho.

I actually still have a copy of his Tox report from that incident.

 

[zeke]

signed?

 

[LeafGm]

 

[zeke]

holy shit go google "dart spacecraft".

 

[axlsalinger]

I for one admit we will not be able to outrun our robot overlords.

 

[MindzEye]

DQ for lane violation

Humans win

 

[zeke]

I could take him.

 

[zeke]

 

[zeke]

 

[axlsalinger]

 

[axlsalinger]

 

[axlsalinger]

"The photo shows Jupiter as well as its moons, from left to right, Ganymede, Europa, Io, and Callisto and was captured on Monday, September 16 near Charlottesville, Virginia. The photo was made possible because Jupiter was sitting at opposition, meaning the Earth was situated directly between Jupiter and the Sun, combined with the fact that the gas giant was as close to Earth as it had been in 59 years and as close as it will be until the year 2139. The result is that the angular size of Jupiter in the sky and the brightness of the planet were both extremely elevated."

 

[axlsalinger]

 

[Volcanologist]

NASA's "Totally Not A Test Run For The Much Bigger One Coming The Public Doesn't Know About Yet" mission