Findthepin1
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Where did Titan's volatiles come from and why doesn't structurally similar Ganymede or Callisto have the same or similar volatiles or atmospheres?
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Okay so anti-azidoazide azide.
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Antimatter or dark matter.
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I downloaded a ton of mods a few days ago, and then my game didn't open. I deleted everything except Kerbaltek from the GameData folder. Find my error.
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Granted, you must now spend your whole life with a misspelled surname.
I wish I could make actual social contact
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And it would be extremely stupid of me Not to. Of course I would delay the Toba eruption by 10000 years if I could.
If the Toba eruption happened 10000 years later, the genetic bottleneck that supposedly gave humans their intelligence might never have happened. Never mind that the cooling that it caused may have helped kickstart the last glacial period.
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Any life on Mars or Venus would be very, very likely to have a common origin with the life on Earth. It says nothing about how common life is in the universe. I think if we find life that we know doesn't share a common origin with Terran life, it'll be on Titan. Any water-based life in the solar system is probably related to us, and if it wasn't I doubt we'd be able to tell. In another star system, if there's life, then we can say with near certainty that it arose independently.
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Everywhere. In the event something happens and the Kraken eats everybody on the planet, it's best to have backup Kerbals to restart civilization.
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Yay, rivers!
sorry XD
I think we already basically knew that the RSLs were water-based materials or made by water-based materials 'cause there's nothing else on Mars capable of making dark streaks on hills when it gets warm.
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Nothing can land near the RSL. It's a potential Martian habitat and the treaty says we're not allowed to touch it.
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I'm getting used to it.
Flying continuously for about eleven minutes now, used three-eights of its fuel.
EDIT: I tried to land the thing and the engines exploded.
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blimp
open the attachment
what am i doing with my life
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*read in a posh accent*
Sir, do you see this steak? This steak is cooked to medium. I ordered my steak medium rare. Do you not know how to cook? How did you get them to hire you here? Medium rare. These green beans are undercooked. They feel like they're steel bars painted green. I can't even cut them. Not that I planned to. These mashed potatoes didn't come with parsley, or salt, or pepper. Where is my monocle? I have dropped my monocle. Do you see it? Why not? Give it to me. I'll sue the restaurant.
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Rocks. Literal rocks.
Like everything except Kerbol and Jool (then again, there are probably trace amounts of rock in both).
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Cloudy. Except at the very beginning, when I could see the shadow move across the surface.
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Can you grow a plant of some sort in perchlorate brine?
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I attempted to install EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements with a texture pack and an asteroid mod, among other things. It didn't work.
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Duna's pressure is 0.2 atm, which is enough for a very salty ocean to exist over much of the planet. It only has to be salty because the temperature rarely, if ever, goes above zero.
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They're portals.
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KSP freezes while trying to load the title screen when I open it. I'm using a Mac with KSP 1.0.4. I put all the mods I have into the GameData folder after the zip files were opened. I was trying to install Better Atmospheres. My GameData folder looks like this:
Better Atmospheres V5 Medium Res
BoulderCo
CustomAsteroids
EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements
Kerbaltek
NASAmission
PlanetaryEditingToolsUI
Squad
TextureReplacer-2.4.10
Have I done something wrong?
EDIT: The game works now, although it acts as though the only mods that work are HyperEdit and TextureReplacer.
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KSP freezes while trying to load the title screen when I open it. I'm using a Mac with KSP 1.0.4. I put everything into the GameData folder after the zip files were opened. My GameData folder looks like this:
BoulderCo
CustomAsteroids
EnvironmentalVisualEnhancements
Kerbaltek
NASAmission
PlanetaryEditingToolsUI
Squad
TextureReplacer-2.4.10
Have I installed something wrong?
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Ummm, I think it only gets above the triple point at the bottom of the Hellas basin.
They may have already directly imaged briny water droplets that condensed on the legs of the phoenix lander.
Phoenix wasn't in Hellas. Phoenix was in the arctic, in Green Valley. If the pressure wasn't high enough for water there, the ice that the droplets were supposedly from would have directly sublimed to gas. And then there wouldn't have been droplets. As long as the water temperature is within the melting and boiling temperature at that pressure, the water is stable AFAIK.
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It was cloudy. I got to see the shadow cross the moon at the beginning though. Also the sky was oddly light and not-red during the eclipse.
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I thought that pressure and temperature made liquid water straight out impossible on Mars...?
The pressure is high enough over about half the planet. The temperature goes high enough over most of the planet. The main setback is that the temperature goes higher than the boiling point of water (never more than 10.04 Celsius at the absolute lowest altitudes on a good day) quite often.
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[space] Is Mars-one a scam?
in Science & Spaceflight
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no it is not a scam