/sci/ - Science & Math

>If the degree of our nobility and fortune had been matched by moderation and success, we would have come to to this planet as friends, rather than conquerors, nor would you have disdain to receive with a treaty of peace, ones sprung from brilliant ancestors and commanders of a great many nations. But our present lot, disfiguring as it is for us, is magnificent for you. We have horses, men, arms, and wealth, what wonder if we are unwilling to lose them. If you wish to command everyone, does it really follow that everyone should accept your slavery? If we were now being handed over as ones who surrender immediately, neither our fortune nor our glory would have achieved brilliance. It is also true that in our case any reprisal is oft met with oblivion. However, if you preserve our mark on this planet, safe and sound, we shall be an eternal example of your clemency.

>>12770286
>no experiment validating this claim
Suggest an appropriate experiment, then.

>>12731422
>they are there to collect as much data in as little time as possible, not to get you new desktop backgrounds.

there are there to do both.

>>12170353
your god can't help you now.

>>11861196

Anyone else agree with me that "red planet" meme hamstrung public interest in mars?

I never bothered to google the modern pictures we have of the surface until a few years ago, and I was taken with how tan and blue-ish grey it is. Also the white balance is actually normal and the whole planet does not, in fact, look like someone sprayed tang in your eyes.

Sky is grey as fuck, but people in seattle and chicago so who cares

ITT: Space Colonization

So which expansion pack for humanity are you most excited to see?

The Moon? Mars? Titan?