NASA identified the strange spaghetti pile found on Martian surface

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Hogwallow Flats? Have we started allowing Garrison Keillor to name Martian geography now?

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The FSM placed it there as a warning: “All these worlds are yours except Deimos. Attempt no landing there. Use them in peace. Ramen.”

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And we thought it was Phobos all this time…

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There’s vomit on Mars already, Mom’s spaghetti.

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FSM is real!

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But have they found their poor meatball?

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And these guys?
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Clearly just pieces of Dacron and scraps of thermal blanket.

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So basically, we’ve found a way to litter up an entire new planet. Great.

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So my fear of that moon was irrational all along?

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That’s the Buzz

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on the bright side, no animals are going to mistake it for food anytime soon.

really, we humans have dropped ( off handed guess ) about 10-20 cars worth of robots and probes. in the grand scheme of things doesn’t seem too bad in exchange for learning what’s out there

when - or if - we get to colonization or terra forming i think there might be more of a worry about losing something unique. right now, the reason it’s finding its own debris is precisely because its range and our impact are so small

i think it’ll be interesting to see how long they hold up with the wind storms. a hundred years, a thousand? still unclear if our ancestors will exist to have a chance to find out

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NASA: We have identified the strange spaghetti pile on the Martian surface.

NASA: It’s a strange pile of spaghetti-like material.

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