/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15457954
Damn OP, you must be pretty smart if you've found a way to identify vegetation on other planets before everyone else

because a vegan lifestyle is not sustainable

>>15457954
anon has personally checked every planet in the universe

>>15458014
true, all other planets are failing after vegans taking over. it's the inevitable extinction event of any advanced life.

>>15458033
He also personally checked deez nuts

>>15457954
I didn't realize JWST was so powerful it could see planets in other galaxies. Neato.

>>15458047
your so quirky anon

>>15457954
Earth is flat and stationary. Exoplanets are a complete meme.

https://youtu.be/UOLLMkAHHQI?t=2477

>>15458058
ok anon, if you buy a telescope and look at mars is it a sphere?

>>15458063
It doesn't matter. We live on a flat and stationary plane enclosed with a dome. You are never ever leaving this plane alive.

>>15458058
ignoring the art and pictures. buying a telescope or binoculars. observing with your eyes. understanding what you see with words. creating not an imitation. creating an additive definition. seeing more stars, defining stars more. seeing less stars, defining stars less. stars being less and more. planets being flat and round.

>>15458068
>It doesn't matter.

>>15458081
This is how stars look like, they are not 666 gorillion light years away. They are part of the dome or whatever this construct is.

>>15458068
>You are never ever leaving this plane alive.

>>15458248
What do distant terrestrial lights look like? I'm curious how they compare, as a control.

>>15457954
global warming turned them into desert worlds before we even got a chance to observe them.

They might host 5d instead of 3d environments

100th Star effect

>>15457954
They're covered in meat instead.

>>15457954
>How come in a universe with trillion of galaxies there's not a single other planet with vegetation?

>>15458063
You can't see anything through a telescope anymore without software to filter out all the light pollution and at that point the software might as well be rendering the image rather than optically viewing it through the scope.

>>15459676
That's nonsense. You can see Mars at opposition by eye even in the city. It's quite visible through a normal telescope.

>>15457954
>there's not a single other planet with vegetation?
Substantiate your claim.

>>15459676
I live near one of the larger Metropolitan areas in the western hemisphere, and I can clearly see Mars, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn with the naked eye depending on time of year

there probably are

>>15457954
We can barely even see planets not to mention any kind vegetation. Lets see after 2 more decades.

>>15460241
*outside of our solar system naturally.