What happens here?
What happens here?
Juan Cook
Ayden Young
One of the most fucked up planets, I'll be having massive Pluto transits all my life.
Ethan Bell
it's a safe haven for the NEET ayylmaos
Chase Allen
jews are made
Dylan Perez
Russia is larger than Pluto
Landon Johnson
It's an interference system made to hide the existence of my vacation home on Sedna.
Landon Carter
>planets
Jayden Taylor
You tryna start shit again White boi?
Isaiah Walker
Only mutts ever called Pluto a planet.
James Thomas
Looks like disgusting Ganymede Tb h
Parker Cruz
yikes, have sex sweety.
Don't ya know planet are a social construct invented by men to keep woman down with gravity.
Mason Long
a dwarf planet is still a planet
Luis Wright
Ice.
What happens in pic related? It's the only other body in the solar system aside from earth with liquid on its surface.
Jace Flores
it's where a Doom game will eventually take place
Isaac Powell
Pakistani education.
There are several ice planets and water has been discovered mars.
Including Europa,Enceladus, andTriton, thedwarf planetsPlutoandEris.
Mason White
>at its SURFACE
Cooper Torres
Europa is the only known that has an ocean under the ice surface.
Jacob Murphy
uncalled for meme desu
Carter Lewis
Yes but he was talking about stable liquid on the surface. Titan is the known body aside from Earth with a stable liquid at its SURFACE.
Dominic Torres
Double trips of truth India BTFO once again by the eternal Albion
Zachary Sullivan
Space nerds, where do you start with learning more about space? What books do you recommend?
No pop sci please
Daniel Murphy
WTF didn't even notice that.
Ian Powell
That's right. The Indian mocks the Pakistani but they're the same.
Jose Sullivan
the real question is what happens here
Jayden Hall
well you can start by watching cosmos
Brayden Taylor
Shyeeeeiiiittttt. Doesn't change the facts though.
Yeah. So except for Mars, the other moon and dwarf planets have ice on the surface.
William Long
Yeah because as we all know ice is a liquid.
Ayden Miller
Wiki on ice planets.
Many ice worlds likely havesubsurface oceans, warmed byinternal heatortidal forcesfrom another nearby body. Liquid subsurface water would provide habitable conditions forlife, includingfish,plankton, andmicroorganisms. Subsurface plants as we know them could not exist because there is no sunlight to use forphotosynthesis. Microorganisms can produce nutrients using specific chemicals (chemosynthesis) that may provide food and energy for other organisms. Some planets, if conditions are right, may have significant atmospheres and surface liquids like Saturn's moonTitan, which could be habitable forexotic forms of life.