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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 16:58:55 2020 No.12156493 View Reply Original Report

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So what's the consensus on /sci/? Is it life? Does it share its origins with Earth's life?

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 17:01:22 No.12156501 Report

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>>12156493
We don't know until something gets sent there to find out. Unlike what most astronomyfags would tell you, you can't learn about space from just staring at it from a distance like a voyeur.

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 17:20:34 No.12156559 Report

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>>12156493
>>12156501
I ain finna go anywhere near nah bruh. I see Europa Report n I no that shit wack nigga. Big ass monsters n shit.

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 17:21:51 No.12156563 Report

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>>12156493
>Is it life?
maybe
>Does it share its origins with Earth's life?
maybe

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 17:23:01 No.12156569 Report

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>>12156559
Then just bring bigger ships with bigger guns. Simple solution.

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 19:23:12 No.12156953 Report

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>>12156493
>yes
>no

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 19:25:25 No.12156961 Report

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>>12156493
my guess is humans evolved on venus and caused their run away greenhouse effect and panspermia'ed over to Earth probably exploring nearby planets like we're doing to Mars getting our bacteria and starting evolution on a path there

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 19:38:08 No.12156994 Report

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>>12156493
it's probably geology rather than life.

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 19:39:33 No.12156997 Report

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>>12156493
>consensus
Not enough data to have an informed opinion.
All you can say as of right now is that we think we've detected some phosphorus in the atmosphere.

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Anonymous Thu 24 Sep 2020 19:42:09 No.12157007 Report

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>>12156997
phosphine. We've know that there was a lot of phosphorus in the cloud layer, it was thought to be in the form of phosphoric acid though

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