Originally published at: NASA identified the strange spaghetti pile found on Martian surface | Boing Boing
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Hogwallow Flats? Have we started allowing Garrison Keillor to name Martian geography now?
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…
There’s vomit on Mars already, Mom’s spaghetti.
FSM is real!
And these guys?
Clearly just pieces of Dacron and scraps of thermal blanket.
So basically, we’ve found a way to litter up an entire new planet. Great.
So my fear of that moon was irrational all along?
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That’s the Buzz
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
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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