/sci/ - Science & Math

>>3798742

>Just consider how large the Space is.

It isn't. Not to us. We can't reach 99.9999% of it, only look. Effectively the space we can reach right now is LEO.

>All the different landscape. All the differnet chemistry.

But you can't reach it.

>Ad all the surfaces of just the moons of the solar systeme, and you've got maybe ten time the surface of the sea.

None of which you can reach.

>That's why we explore space.

We're not exploring space right now, as far as I know. We don't even have a launch vehicle.

>Moreover, discovering life where we know there is, has no point.

So discovering new organisms is pointless unless they are ALIUMS? You've let science fiction distort your priorities. New deep sea species are legitimately interesting and valuable to science, yet you think they aren't because you're hoping NASA will find Pandora so you can have your blue alien catgirl waifu. For fuck's sake. Is this /sci/? Am I on the science board?

Here's another one I can't stop listening to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wLXJASUOmI

Step 1: Buy waterproof mp3 player
Step 2: Load these two tracks onto it
Step 3: Scuba dive along a coral reef while high
Result: Be forever changed, and feel a constant urge to return to the ocean and live in it