/sci/ - Science & Math

The Israelis accidentally crash landed on the moon and released a bunch of tardigrades.
This was relatively recent too.

>>14660927
>If a meteor were to hit our planet in the next week, we'd all die out and humanity was for nothing.
at least no one will be around to mourn such a tragic loss.

>>14660927

In the next probe to Mars they should bring a few big inflatable pools; filled with various liquids and materials, mini terraniums, mini exo systems, a few blow up green houses,
Fill them with all sorts of petri dishes and microbes, and stuff, and then check back on it in some time and see what happens.

Also the rover should plant plants, cactuses and stuff I guess

Good way to irreversibly destroy any alien ecosystem it finds before we even get a chance to study it, sure

>>14661040
Good. Fuck xenos

>>14661406
The golden rule applies to the galaxy too, you wouldn't want aliens to send their germs here, so don't send yours there

>>14661536
the golden rule applied to the galaxy is HUMANITY FUCK YEAH. an open mind is like a fortress with the gates unbarred and unguarded.

>>14661706
I'm just simply saying, would you like it if aliens came to earth and destroyed all life?

So I geuss it is true your response may be, if thats a possibility, you must do it tothem before they have a chance to deliberate doin it to you

>>14661706
Maxim 13, “do unto others.”

>>14661706
Impossibly based.

>>14660927
Why aren't you? What is this "we" garbage? Stop picking my pocket for silly bullshit.

>>14660927
>guarantee life's survival
Why is this necessary and why should I care? If the universe is meant to have life in it, it won't need my help.

>>14661938
>I'm just simply saying, would you like it if aliens came to earth and destroyed all life
Its not reciprocal. You dont get space credit for good behaviour

>>14661028
Ok but respond to this, thoughts?

>>14662690

>>14662668
fair point. it won't survive just because some idiot sent space probes.
but then again i would just like to see what evolutionary changes happen in the time between us sneding out random probes to managing to navigate to what worlds they inhabit.

>>14662661
Love it or leave it.

>>14660927
1. because fuck those nigger bugs! Only humans matter
2. just because an organism is extremophile doesn't mean it will become millions/billions of years old until it lands on a planet
3. just because an organism is extremophile doesn't mean it will procreate under extreme condition. It means it can (barely) survive under extrem conditions
4. I hope you're a 13 yo retard with down-syndrome because this niggerlicious question is so retardedly dumb I would loose hope in humanity if you were to be a student or smth

pls dont procreate (as extremophiles in space)

>>14663808
What about this though >>14661028
>In the next probe to Mars they should bring a few big inflatable pools; filled with various liquids and materials, mini terraniums, mini exo systems, a few blow up green houses,
>Fill them with all sorts of petri dishes and microbes, and stuff, and then check back on it in some time and see what happens.
>Also the rover should plant plants, cactuses and stuff I guess

>>14660927
fine line between extremophile species and a tirade of universal assemblers. I wonder if you could craft together team algae bloom, hurling basic proteins, dna and tardigrades near c in microscopic spaceships.

but yes to your point, we should also start with space, and select for size over many, many, many generations

>>14661938
The powerful deserve their victory, no matter what life form they are.
Are you some kind of fucking speciesist or something? In what world do you think you and your race of "superior" humans better than the hypothetical overlords who traveled literally farther than our technology could scan and obliterated every single life form on our planet?

>>14664525
based and leviathanpilled

>>14660927
>tardigrade hand typed this