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  • Graphik
    Pr*s*n*r#70460649
    • Oct 2002
    • 10582

    #16
    Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

    Originally posted by dkgojackets
    Thatd be cool, but its not possible

    Its possible, we just have'nt designed a craft that can withstand the pressures of the deep. I'm sure there is some lab working on this as the oceans are the last untouched relm of the earth. There are countless species that have yet to be discovered in the deepest parts of the oceans. If we can conquer space, I believe we can conquer the oceans.
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    • Diadem
      MVP
      • Apr 2004
      • 754

      #17
      Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

      Originally posted by Graphik
      Its possible, we just have'nt designed a craft that can withstand the pressures of the deep. I'm sure there is some lab working on this as the oceans are the last untouched relm of the earth. There are countless species that have yet to be discovered in the deepest parts of the oceans. If we can conquer space, I believe we can conquer the oceans.
      We really have not conquered space the only place humans have been is to the moon, other than that we have wasted billions of dollars on nothing.
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      • SlimKibbles
        Supporter
        • Apr 2004
        • 7276

        #18
        Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

        Originally posted by Diadem
        We really have not conquered space the only place humans have been is to the moon, other than that we have wasted billions of dollars on nothing.
        I don't know about that. Yeah, if you're looking at manned space missions, sure we haven't done much there. But I think we have made great strides in our studies of space from here on the planet. Different types of telescopes and various probe missions have made pretty incredible discoveries over the last decade. Unless we discover some form of energy or propulsion to allow quicker travel from earth to wherever, I doubt we'll see any manned-missions other than future trips to the moon, which by the way the U.S. and Chinese have in the works.
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        • Fresh Tendrils
          Strike Hard and Fade Away
          • Jul 2002
          • 36131

          #19
          Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

          Wasn't there a 10th planet discovered this past month that was bigger than Pluto?



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          • SPTO
            binging
            • Feb 2003
            • 68046

            #20
            Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

            Space has been something i've always been intrigued by. Sure the US spends a lot of money but as especialK said there's been great strides. One mission i'm really excited about is a space sattelite that will be going up in a few years that will look for earth like planets in space.

            It'll be interesting to see if we can find other planets with the same size and chemical makeup that we see on earth.
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            • SPTO
              binging
              • Feb 2003
              • 68046

              #21
              Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

              Originally posted by Fresh Tendrils
              Wasn't there a 10th planet discovered this past month that was bigger than Pluto?
              Yep, some scientists are even questioning Pluto's legitimacy as a planet now.

              Here's a short blurb via the LA Times about the new planet:

              A so-called 10th planet discovered last year is bigger than Pluto, scientists say they have confirmed.

              The astronomers who spotted the icy, rocky body — known as 2003 UB313 — had reported only a rough estimate of its size based on its brightness.

              By measuring how much heat the body radiates, German scientists led by Frank Bertoldi of the University of Bonn estimated that UB313 was 1,864 miles across, according to the report in the current issue of the journal Nature. Pluto has a diameter of about 1,429 miles.

              The object's name refers to a photo taken of it in 2003.
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              • Diadem
                MVP
                • Apr 2004
                • 754

                #22
                Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

                SPTO your sig is too funny, what is up with the purple collar?
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                • Fresh Tendrils
                  Strike Hard and Fade Away
                  • Jul 2002
                  • 36131

                  #23
                  Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

                  It's been two or three years since I took Astronomy in high-school, but if I remember correctly, one of Saturn's moons is similar to Earth.



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                  • SlimKibbles
                    Supporter
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 7276

                    #24
                    Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

                    Originally posted by Fresh Tendrils
                    Wasn't there a 10th planet discovered this past month that was bigger than Pluto?
                    EDIT: SPTO and I basically answered with the same thing.

                    Like SPTO, space exploration has always been an interest of mine. I think the most exciting things they've discovered lately are the other earth-like planets they've found orbiting distant stars. The new satellite SPTO mentions sounds really cool.

                    If you want to check out a good website, I have www.space.com as one of my favorites. I usually read it once a day. Very cool pictures available in the gallery as well.
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                    • Diadem
                      MVP
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 754

                      #25
                      Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

                      Originally posted by Fresh Tendrils
                      It's been two or three years since I took Astronomy in high-school, but if I remember correctly, one of Saturn's moons is similar to Earth.
                      Could be, Can you imagine if we lived on Jupiter everybody would be dead within a year.
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                      • SPTO
                        binging
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 68046

                        #26
                        Re: Scientists discover hundreds of new species in New Guinea

                        Originally posted by Diadem
                        SPTO your sig is too funny, what is up with the purple collar?
                        I have no clue. It was the '70s people had bad fashion sense then. At least the song is good
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