> "artists impression" of a moon they know nothing about. And there's a big probability that they never will. Still I like to look at an imaginary drawing of

> "artists impression" of a moon they know nothing about. And there's a big probability that they never will. Still I like to look at an imaginary drawing of something rather than at nothing. It makes absolutely no difference since nobody on this Earth will get to see the real thing anyway. At least not in this lifetime.