Submitted by jormungandrsjig t3_yhdkg5 in space
LiamColeE t1_iudpf4f wrote
Reply to comment by jormungandrsjig in A space rock slammed into Mars on Christmas Eve. It revealed a hidden surprise by jormungandrsjig
I mean, if there's water its not really a surprise. It gets well below freezing at night on Mars even at the equator and tops out at ~70f at the heat of the day, which isn't enough to melt large chunks of ice in a day.
LeviathanGank t1_iudqgas wrote
But they said SURPRISE! When it landed so..
LiamColeE t1_iudqm6k wrote
Oh shit, well if I had known that I wouldn't have embarrassed myself like that
idbanthat t1_iue3u4n wrote
Seriously, a dozen of us are going to see your shame now, and be like, wow
divingyt t1_iue8s3d wrote
I literally just stumbled on this, read that comment and now I'm going to screen shot it and share it with my friends. That number will soon be 14.
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AspieAndProud t1_iugb6ub wrote
Do we have enough extra chairs? π
AspieAndProud t1_iugaq1q wrote
Don't exaggivate. There's only the three of us to snicker. π
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dewayneestes t1_iuee6cz wrote
Honestly I was expecting the two Viking Landers, curiosity and the rest to all jump out from behind some hills and yell SURPRIISE!!!!
Theyβd throw Mars dust confetti at dancing dust devil strippers and serve mars ice cocktails. The party started out fun but grew awkward and ended early when the Viking landers tried to blame each other for not calling for the last 40 years.
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