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Edited by Zanithos:
2/13/2015 1:39:40 PM
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[quote]They're not even scientifically interesting places.[/quote]
Roughly all of the liquid on Titan is some form of petroleum. If you lit a match on Titan the entire moon would go up.
Also Europa is mostly water (which is rare for places other than earth) and is the only body in the solar system other than earth which may house life deep under the surface of the ice.
I want to visit these places.
Personally, I would place the Cabal on Titan, farming and processing fuel, and the fallen on Europa, searching for some kind of powerful artifact under the ice.
Of course that's just me, others may see it differently.
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Titan has liquid methane. Methane as a gas is flammable on earth between 5% and 15% in are atmosphere. I am not sure what percentage of oxygen titan has either which you need. Place is really cold to. I would doubt titan would ignite.
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Edited by justin_giver: 2/13/2015 7:08:16 PMClearly the poster has no clue. The planets and moons in our own system are amazing. Europa may be able to host human life, others are rich in elements and others just plain amazing. It rains DIAMONDS on Neptune and other moons like Titan have lakes of liquid methane. Such an abundance of real world amazing ness.
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[quote]It rains [i]DIAMONDS[/i] on Neptune...[/quote] Lol grab your ships and lets go! I'm sure the risk will be worth the reward. :P
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When someone figures out how to get there mine it and get back they will be rich. Disgustingly so
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Are you smoking crack? It can't rain diamonds anywhere. Takes millions of years of pressure dude. Read a science book
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Get a clue try reading before you post stupidity. It's a proven fact Neptune rains solid diamonds. Don't believe me, Google it. Actually just keep on being ignorant, that will be your lot in life
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Who told you one match would blow the planet Titan up?
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It wouldn't blow up, but there'd be a large flash-fire. But yeah, we sent a probe there, and most of the liquid on the planet is highly flammable, however the lack of oxygen in Titan's atmosphere prevents combustion. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/10265675/ns/technology_and_science-space/t/scientists-add-new-twists-titans-tale/
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Lack of oxygen meant lack of boom boom science told me.
