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Edited by wrightflyer_1903:
1/28/2015 5:44:04 PM
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Hubble shot of Mars taken in 2003 - exactly what color were you thinking it was?!?
I suppose the deliberate wrong fact in your post really just says "troll" so I don't know why I'm typing this - no one is stupid enough to think that Mars is the furthest planet from the Sun are they?
If you really want to question Destiny's astonomy ask question like how you see shooting stars on the moon - a body with no atmosphere?
Or why does jump height not differ because of the relative gravities:
Earth 9.8 m/s^2
Venus 8.9 m/s^2
Mars 3.7m/s^2
Moon 1.6m/s^2
You should be jumping about 3 times higher on Mars and 8 times higher on the moon for the same energy input.
EDITED: thanks Photosonix
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Thats not a real picture. Humans have never been to Mars
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I don't know if I can actually handle stupid on this scale.
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He's not stupid - he's a troll. As I said no one on earth is this stupid so he's clearly pretending. Ha Ha - well done. Laugh? I almost did.
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Replying to old post- It actually seems like there may be a thin atmo on the Moon in the future, I can't figure out how the Fallen and Hive breath there otherwise; so the shooting stars could be justified. Other planets were terraformed, after all, maybe the Moon as well to a slight degree? Otherwise it's a case of "Batman Can Breathe In Space". (Also, we hear sound on the Moon- sound=air.) The gravity issues can be explained as future terraforming as well, the Traveller's science is magic. Gravity enhancement is not out of the question if you can turn Mercury into a garden world.
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The fallen have masks that over their mouth. And helmets
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Still doesn't explain the sound travelling, though...
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They have speak with their masks on.
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Not the point. Sound requires a medium (air or liquid) to travel through. Sound is produced by air molecules vibrating and bouncing off one another. In the vacuum of the moon's surface, we shouldn't be able to hear the enemy screaming at us, or gunshots, or anything but Ghost talking to us by radio. Unless there is now an atmosphere on the Moon (in the future).
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A small and weak one yes
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So, scientific objections nullified! The Traveller's magic-science gave us atmosphere on the Moon, along with Earth-level gravity, at the same time we were terraforming Mars, Venus, and Mercury. I'm good with that, I was just making the point, which you agreed with. Nothing is more emblematic of this forum than a 2-day debate between members who actually agree with each other.
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Cool beans. But it's still not breath able for guardian's
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m/s^2
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Come on now, we all know I'm the future you don't need an atmosphere to burn up space debris lol
