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[Sagensyg]

I told you the moon was made of cheese.

[I'm my own MILF]

Dark matter seems a likely possibility here.

[Fonz]

Avarice-ness cried aloud with mirth and merriment

The only thing that I can think we ever REALLY look for and care about is like... maybe some bacteria on some random planet we'll never get too.

I'm going for, either something to prove life on something other than earth, OR something that really won't effect us in anyway, like.. finding some kind of neato rock, or some random planet that we'll never get too.. (Finding life on another planet would throw a good number of people for a loop)

If it where life on another planet, I'm sure they'd already of told us, since it's a very big matter.

[Avarice-ness]

The Fonz cried aloud with mirth and merriment

Avarice-ness cried aloud with mirth and merriment

The only thing that I can think we ever REALLY look for and care about is like... maybe some bacteria on some random planet we'll never get too.

I'm going for, either something to prove life on something other than earth, OR something that really won't effect us in anyway, like.. finding some kind of neato rock, or some random planet that we'll never get too.. (Finding life on another planet would throw a good number of people for a loop)

If it where life on another planet, I'm sure they'd already of told us, since it's a very big matter.

True.

I guess it wouldn't be something THAT life changing.

[Aerith's Knight]

I'm my own MILF cried aloud with mirth and merriment

Dark matter seems a likely possibility here.

Its not a rock, but it seems like the only useful thing.. at least to me..

actually.. now im kinda excited at the possibility

[Fonz]

I'm my own MILF cried aloud with mirth and merriment

Dark matter seems a likely possibility here.

I think this might just be it.

[Captain Maxx Power]

My friend informs me that the most likely observation is that of a star that has recently gone supernova. There's a composite image from the telescope that seems to support that thesis. The last time this happened they just missed it, an event that occurred in the 50's or 60's, which would be consistent with the 50 year gap thing.

[Vermachtnis]

Captain Maxx Power cried aloud with mirth and merriment

My friend informs me that the most likely observation is that of a star that has recently gone supernova. There's a composite image from the telescope that seems to support that thesis. The last time this happened they just missed it, an event that occurred in the 50's or 60's, which would be consistent with the 50 year gap thing.

That is a pretty awesome image.