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9. we know more than enough

Tue Jun 11, 2019, 11:46 AM

Jun 2019

to make the cost-benefit ratio pretty low of finding out EXACTLY why.

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I mean the answer is qazplm135 Jun 2019 #1

If you read the full article, nobody is expecting to find life. NNadir Jun 2019 #2

I was responding to this quote qazplm135 Jun 2019 #3

Actually, we don't know what happened. NNadir Jun 2019 #4

we know more than enough qazplm135 Jun 2019 #9

You know more than "enough." NNadir Jun 2019 #10

there is a HUGE difference qazplm135 Jun 2019 #11

Mercury has to be even hotter than Venus. brush Jun 2019 #6

Except qazplm135 Jun 2019 #8

Is this from "The Onion"? Venus is too close to the effin sun. brush Jun 2019 #5

Exploration of upper layers of the atmosphere would be interesting. Ghost Dog Jun 2019 #7