/sci/ - Science & Math

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>You'd probably need geologists.
I'm a geologist who does work like this. It's called remote sensing. You can look for minerals on the surface, but trying to look for stuff deeper from orbit is tricky. You can only penetrate so far with electromagnetic wavelengths. But we have a general idea of where the "good stuff" is on Mars. Pic kinda of related but not really, it's the only thing from my work in my camera roll

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Thank y'all for being reasonable. Obviously I don't want Starship to fail. I want to see the future Elon is pushing for. I'm just going to be bummed out if it underwhelms us and I see a lot of over optimistic posts on /sfg/. But I just bought some whiskey so I'll have a drink to y'all and to the future of spaceflight.
I hope Elon really pushes the boundaries and there will be a future /sfg/ meetup on Mars to push the boundaries of autism