/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11853128

>>10722092

>>10411550
Human/like? Probably not. Microscopic/plant like and "basic" animal most likely. Jupiter and Saturn's ice moons, Mars, Titan and Venus are our best bets here as far as life's concerned

>>8943211

>>8805002
F

>>8713599

>>8680535
>>8680564
I've argued before that there's no excuse why we shouldn't be there right now, looking; and it pisses me off in general that humanity isn't further along in space. But, no we have to spend all our money on things that are arguably just plain not important, and when you try to convince the majority of people why we should go further, the only answer you get back is "Why?"

>>8487029
>It's amazing how the greatest of human accomplishments happen for the silliest reasons.
Silly reason or no, for all the going on about going back and just like finding life on Europa and going to mars, it should have happened already.
A better reason is that it would be a challenging test and cool but who the fuck cares about all of that when you ask the average person about going to space and they only answer 'why?'

>>8233275
>ice penetrating radar
Fucking fund it. I want to know what's under all those moons ice in space already. I swear we should have already done this shit. I'd have taken this over Juno

>>8167972
Drilling under the ice of Europa/other moon's purported to have oceans underneath layers of ice and see if there's life