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I never realized how small Mars is

>> No.9868514
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9868514

>>9868112
here OP, some OC just for (You)

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>>9868514

>> No.9869275

>>9868514
>qt moon orbiter
wouldn't the orbiter moon be better described as the beta male orbiter around a qt female?

>> No.9869282
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>>9868514
Good shit anon.

>> No.9869365

>>9868514
Too much effort, this meme is supposed to look like 9000 hours in mspaint

>> No.9869689

>>9869365
it was 20 minutes in mspaint instead.

>> No.9869693

>>9868514
wtf i love earth now

>> No.9869708

>>9868112
is the reason that mars doesnt have atmo the lack of its magnetosphere due to its cold core?

>> No.9869713

>>9869708
that is correct

>> No.9869718

>>9869708
Not really. It seems that the solar wind is only a minor cause of atmospheric loss. We don't know why it lost its atmosphere, but a large part of it simply was lost because the gravity is so low, and a further large part reacted with the soil to produce the iron oxide colour. On earth volcanic activity keeps such reactions in balance.

>> No.9869723

>>9868514
Diameters are too accurate. They should be 600 km vs 120,000 km

>> No.9870038

>>9869275
>implying Chad doesn't have female orbiters
lmao get a load of this beta

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>>9868112
It's alright, about a 1/3rd of earth's size.

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Mars is just a light in the sky.

>> No.9870129

>>9870078
D-did mars just dab on you?

>> No.9870136

>>9868514
Hmm...Mars has no niggers. Earth has niggers

Mars: 1
Earth: -100,000

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>>9870136
>Mars has no niggers

>> No.9870144

>>9870129
Yes, I have a personal relationship with Mars.

>> No.9871644

>>9869275
>the male orbiter can't consider of female orbiters
absolute state of will-less virgins

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>>9870056
If the moon had atmosphere and soil and water, would people have called it a planet?

If pluto had the same, would people call it a planet?

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>>9868112

>Looks closely at triangle...

No.... it can't be.... it's not even Tuesday yet!!!!

>> No.9871886

>>9871695
No and no

>> No.9872003

>>9869713
Is it possible to "restart" Mars core? It seems that he used to have an active one but it died somehow.

>> No.9872012

>>9872003
You could try but the Martians would fight you. They live underground, you know. You fucking vandal.

>> No.9872248

>>9871695
A planet must orbit the Sun. (or any another star if its an exoplanet)

>> No.9872255

>>9872003
There is a large structure under the surface, perhaps millions of years old called The Reactor. When activated it converts the water ice under mars' surface into O2 and recreates the atmosphere.

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>>9870056
Ew, why did they use the terrain photos of Venus and not just the normal ones with the atmosphere/cloud cover? It looks terrible and is out of pace with all the other bodies.

>> No.9872403

>>9872248
Wrong. Planets can be detached from stars.

>>9872003
Mars still has a magnetosphere in the south. The north doesn’t because of a giant impact in the distant past that fucked it.

>> No.9872420
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>Pluto is not a planet
>Pluto is a dwarf planet
>Dwarf planet is a class of planet
>Pluto is a planet

>> No.9872559

>>9872420
Dwarf planets are not considered planets, but a distinct group of objects
Pretty stupid, I know

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>>9870056
>mfw reading about Europa's ice and oceans

>> No.9872580

>>9870056
Ganymede, absolute unit

>> No.9872599

>>9872568
tfw our moon is the most boring large moon in the solar system and it's not even a contest

>> No.9872600

>>9872559
They’re planets because I say they are. The IAU created the new planet “definition” just to exclude Pluto because they didn’t “like” the idea of there being so many. It’s retarded.

>> No.9872615

>>9872600
desu I agree with that one guy who says they should call everything round and too small to be a star a planet, even the big moons in >>9870056 would just be "satellite planets" to differentiate them from the moons that are just like asteroids
people only care about pluto because muh childhood shit, but europa, titan, ganymede etc deserve that title as much as pluto

>> No.9872628

>>9872615
I hate plutofags and I think 8 planets is preferrable to 9000 planets and a new one every time we smell a trans-neptunian object's dick, but there needs to be a distinction between rounded moons and lumpy garbage.

Fuck you mars, you don't have moons, you have captured asteroids.

>> No.9872638

>>9872628
“They’re not planets because I think having lots of them is dumb”

Truly, a scientific mind.

>> No.9872644

>>9872638
Your distinctions are as arbitrary as anyone else's, and none of it is science. It's inventory management for space rocks.

>> No.9872664

>>9872644
Nope. The only distinction between bodies in space as far as I’m concerned is the one between artificial ones, natural ones, and whether or not they are massive enough to perform fusion.

>> No.9872701

>>9870078

>zoom into a planet with a tiny p900 camera
>it's blurry

absolutely insane

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>>9872255
nice

>> No.9874255

>>9870136

Read Terraformars.

>> No.9874263

>>9868514
Phobos and Deimos are unlikely to be captured asteroids because Mars is too small to put them in such an orbit. We don't know what they are but we have no plans right now to land on them which would be important to understanding how Mars gained them.