Awesome hi-res pictures of space!

lol

If you havnt learned already man, everyone here just trys to get a rise out of someone else. Some people are smart about it and others just use insults. Its all a good laugh.

i know everyone trolls here a lot

well, radio waves pass through a lot of things without interacting with it

So does visible light. All this means is that a lot more things will appear to be transparent to something that sees radio waves.

it might be possible, but that fact I think makes it unlikely

How do you figure?

So does visible light. All this means is that a lot more things will appear to be transparent to something that sees radio waves.

yeah

How do you figure?

because there are less molecules that can absorb it for use in the organ and it would offer way less of an evolutionary advantage

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How do you figure?

because there are less molecules that can absorb it for use in the organ and it would offer way less of an evolutionary advantage

I can think of evolutionary advantages.  You have to think abstractly when dealing with alien life-forms, because they don't have to be anything like what we would be familiar with.  Perhaps they happen to use radio waves to communicate organism-to-organism.  Some sort of biological radio transmitting device that is visible to their kind (or anyone else that can decipher the messages).

It is a little strange, but it wouldn't surprise me.

It is a little strange, but it wouldn't surprise me.

It's only strange because you're human.

humans r strange

humans r strange

tell me about it...

its a damn shame the nebula in the original post is all gone now...

It's odd how the topic would even be conceived here on a forum like this.

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humans r strange

tell me about it...

ok ...

it     [it] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation pronoun, nominative it, possessive its or (Obsolete or Dialect) it, objective it; plural nominative they, possessive their or theirs, objective them; noun
–pronoun
1.   (used to represent an inanimate thing understood, previously mentioned, about to be mentioned, or present in the immediate context): It has whitewall tires and red upholstery. You can't tell a book by its cover.
2.   (used to represent a person or animal understood, previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned whose gender is unknown or disregarded): It was the largest ever caught off the Florida coast. Who was it? It was John. The horse had its saddle on.
3.   (used to represent a group understood or previously mentioned): The judge told the jury it must decide two issues.
4.   (used to represent a concept or abstract idea understood or previously stated): It all started with Adam and Eve. He has been taught to believe it all his life.
5.   (used to represent an action or activity understood, previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned): Since you don't like it, you don't have to go skiing.
6.   (used as the impersonal subject of the verb to be, esp. to refer to time, distance, or the weather): It is six o'clock. It is five miles to town. It was foggy.
7.   (used in statements expressing an action, condition, fact, circumstance, or situation without reference to an agent): If it weren't for Edna, I wouldn't go.
8.   (used in referring to something as the origin or cause of pain, pleasure, etc.): Where does it hurt? It looks bad for the candidate.
9.   (used in referring to a source not specifically named or described): It is said that love is blind.
10.   (used in referring to the general state of affairs; circumstances, fate, or life in general): How's it going with you?
11.   (used as an anticipatory subject or object to make a sentence more eloquent or suspenseful or to shift emphasis): It is necessary that you do your duty. It was a gun that he was carrying.
12.   Informal. (used instead of the pronoun its before a gerund): It having rained for only one hour didn't help the crops.
–noun
13.   (in children's games) the player called upon to perform some task, as, in tag, the one who must catch the other players.
14.   Slang.
a.   sex appeal.
b.   sexual intercourse.
—Idioms
15.   get with it, Slang. to become active or interested: He was warned to get with it or resign.
16.   have it, Informal.
a.   to love someone: She really has it bad for him.
b.   to possess the requisite abilities for something; be talented, adept, or proficient: In this business youeither have it or you don't.
17.   with it, Slang.
a.   aware of the latest fads, fashions, etc.; up-to-date.
b.   attentive or alert: I'm just not with it early in the morning.
c.   understanding or appreciative of something, as jazz.
d.   Carnival Slang. being a member of the carnival.
[Origin: bef. 900; ME, var. of ME, OE hit, neut. of he1]

Satisfied?

It's odd how the topic would even be conceived here on a forum like this.

Yes, because everyone here follows the flat earth model.

i dont

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It's odd how the topic would even be conceived here on a forum like this.

Yes, because everyone here follows the flat earth model.

Well, not everyone, but yes, that was my point.

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It's odd how the topic would even be conceived here on a forum like this.

Yes, because everyone here follows the flat earth model.

Well, not everyone, but yes, that was my point.

More like most everyone doesn't.

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Quote from: "sodapop112"

humans r strange

tell me about it...

ok ...

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it     [it] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation pronoun, nominative it, possessive its or (Obsolete or Dialect) it, objective it; plural nominative they, possessive their or theirs, objective them; noun
–pronoun
1.   (used to represent an inanimate thing understood, previously mentioned, about to be mentioned, or present in the immediate context): It has whitewall tires and red upholstery. You can't tell a book by its cover.
2.   (used to represent a person or animal understood, previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned whose gender is unknown or disregarded): It was the largest ever caught off the Florida coast. Who was it? It was John. The horse had its saddle on.
3.   (used to represent a group understood or previously mentioned): The judge told the jury it must decide two issues.
4.   (used to represent a concept or abstract idea understood or previously stated): It all started with Adam and Eve. He has been taught to believe it all his life.
5.   (used to represent an action or activity understood, previously mentioned, or about to be mentioned): Since you don't like it, you don't have to go skiing.
6.   (used as the impersonal subject of the verb to be, esp. to refer to time, distance, or the weather): It is six o'clock. It is five miles to town. It was foggy.
7.   (used in statements expressing an action, condition, fact, circumstance, or situation without reference to an agent): If it weren't for Edna, I wouldn't go.
8.   (used in referring to something as the origin or cause of pain, pleasure, etc.): Where does it hurt? It looks bad for the candidate.
9.   (used in referring to a source not specifically named or described): It is said that love is blind.
10.   (used in referring to the general state of affairs; circumstances, fate, or life in general): How's it going with you?
11.   (used as an anticipatory subject or object to make a sentence more eloquent or suspenseful or to shift emphasis): It is necessary that you do your duty. It was a gun that he was carrying.
12.   Informal. (used instead of the pronoun its before a gerund): It having rained for only one hour didn't help the crops.
–noun
13.   (in children's games) the player called upon to perform some task, as, in tag, the one who must catch the other players.
14.   Slang.
a.   sex appeal.
b.   sexual intercourse.
—Idioms
15.   get with it, Slang. to become active or interested: He was warned to get with it or resign.
16.   have it, Informal.
a.   to love someone: She really has it bad for him.
b.   to possess the requisite abilities for something; be talented, adept, or proficient: In this business youeither have it or you don't.
17.   with it, Slang.
a.   aware of the latest fads, fashions, etc.; up-to-date.
b.   attentive or alert: I'm just not with it early in the morning.
c.   understanding or appreciative of something, as jazz.
d.   Carnival Slang. being a member of the carnival.
[Origin: bef. 900; ME, var. of ME, OE hit, neut. of he1]

Satisfied?

 :lol:

Sanirius, if you knew me personally, you would have expected that, and, therefore, would have rolled your eyes instead of laughed.

Sanirius, if you knew me personally, you would have expected that, and, therefore, would have rolled your eyes instead of laughed.

its a strange thing when a human being has an opportunity to be funny then intentionally ruins the moment.

Sanirius, if you knew me personally, you would have expected that, and, therefore, would have rolled your eyes instead of laughed.

Oh sorry, you wanted me to roll eyes?
Ok here it is:  :roll: