He's chillin on Mars and he's come to save us!



https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/pri_44991818.jpg

Good one

It's being claimed as an actual Mars Rover photo taken back in March.



https://metrouk2.files.wordpress.com/2017/06/pri_44991896.jpg?w=620&h=636&crop=1

imagine hanging out on mars. Gets boring real quick. I still can't believe they're actually planning to put people on that planet

imagine hanging out on mars. Gets boring real quick. I still can't believe they're actually planning to put people on that planet

https://i.imgur.com/NSzmUbH.png

It would take like 3 days to post a fucken post on here

no glass fiber internet I suppose

just the regular old martian network

Martian dial up bing bong bing bong bing

I never really understood how they wired Martian internet to Earth's copper line internet

very carefully :)

There's a really, really, really thin wire stretching from here to there. It's about 405 million km long (to make up for the times when mars is far away) and thinner than a hair. It takes a long time for the bytes to make it through because the distance and just how thin this wire is

very carefully :)

This too. The robot engineers that transported and attached the wires did so with the utmost care

Thank god those planets at least stay in the same place!

Also plz hide this from copper thieves like teh b0lly!!1

Seriously, Joeri? They do move around you know. Copper is very flexible and that is why the wire is so long. Oh my god I don't want to have to explain these simple concepts to you again

The same sort of very thin, very strong yet pliable wires are used to help animate Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys at concerts. It's a miracle material really.

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James "Maynard" Keenan

it looks like space ghost riding a bat mobile cadillac

There's a really, really, really thin wire stretching from here to there. It's about 405 million km long (to make up for the times when mars is far away) and thinner than a hair. It takes a long time for the bytes to make it through because the distance and just how thin this wire is

how does it not get tangled around both planets with them rotating and revolving at different rates, let alone all the shit in between??

how does it not get tangled around both planets with them rotating and revolving at different rates, let alone all the shit in between??

Oh geez have you even been to space, you dimwit? It's mostly nothing. It's extremely unlikely that anything would cross the path of the wire.

Oh geez have you even been to space, you dimwit? It's mostly nothing. It's extremely unlikely that anything would cross the path of the wire.

given enough time, something will eventually cross the wire. what happens then? also I'm still not getting how the wire isn't getting wound around both planets like string on a spool. Are Mars and Earth actually getting wound in towards each other? Is there an inevitable collision in the future?

petition to merge with I like planets thread

given enough time, something will eventually cross the wire. what happens then? also I'm still not getting how the wire isn't getting wound around both planets like string on a spool. Are Mars and Earth actually getting wound in towards each other? Is there an inevitable collision in the future?

Oh fuck science

hey you watch your fuckin mouth

science is my dad

sun's pretty big iirc

You guys don't get it. The planets are clearly lined up nicely and rotate on their own axes.
http://biocircuits.ucsd.edu/outreach/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/solar_system_ill.jpeg

I hope that bridge to Venus gets built in my lifetime

That photo is true color :)

crazy how nature do that

imagine hanging out on mars. Gets boring real quick. I still can't believe they're actually planning to put people on that planet



Perhaps you haven't seen this:


https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-qpPFl9y7haU/VgwjMEQS1tI/AAAAAAAAI0Q/3Nh5o7YLamM/s1600/mission%2Bmars-min.jpg

There's a really, really, really thin wire stretching from here to there. It's about 405 million km long (to make up for the times when mars is far away) and thinner than a hair. It takes a long time for the bytes to make it through because the distance and just how thin this wire is

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