/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>57661229
Comachama...

>>51673778
I think there may still be liquid metal involved for some thermal processes and to work nicely with Curie radiators, since it has a higher thermal capacity. But the supercritical water also has a great thermal conductivity, low viscosity as well as the chemical properties, so I think it will be better for the general purpose blood (moving nutrients, proteins around and wound repair mainly). The liquid metal might be more analogous to the lymphatics (interstitial fluid) of the body.
The high pressures do mean the vascular system will need a lot of strong valves, to shut off circulation when there is damage or an amputation.

>>43400888
Damn, I felt so bad for that mudpod... I'm gonna need to watch that whole doc, it's right up my alley.
>It's 2020, we have the interplanetary telescope
NatGeo is so optimistic, we hadn't even gotten the James Web up by then.
Ah, that's an interesting thought. Where does sand come from, and where does it go, if the wind always blows one way? The rivers flowing from the night-side ice cap would be a constant source of erosion IE fine sediment, which would eventually get blown off and... Accumulate at the pupil? Over long periods, would the soil of the pupil region grow in depth continuously because sand is constantly being pushed there by the wind?
>gratuitous MGR references
Yes, this is the way.

>>41267382
Don't lump us with him. We've done nothing to deserve that.

>>41199969
I like my Mori because she's my Mori

>>40176750
You have to believe me

>>23195079