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What type of life do you think out there? Viruses, bacterias, cellular organisms... Imagine there are giant creatures that enjoy romantic walk under iron rains

What type of life do you think out there? Viruses, bacterias, cellular organisms... Imagine there are giant creatures that enjoy romantic walk under iron rains :D

bryanrasmussen 7y ago
I was tired of my schlorb, we'd been together too long Like a worn-out recording, of a favorite song So while she lay there merping, I read the scannor in bed And in the personals streamlet, there was this stromling I read "If you like Paarra Cosanla, and getting caught in the rain If you're not into yoga, if you have a 20 megaton brain If you like making love by the twin moons, in the dunes of the cape I'm the love that you've looked for, strom to me, and escape
- jacquesm 7y ago
  If you did that on the spot it is very impressive.
  - bryanrasmussen 7y ago
    I should have used a different word for Yoga though, that's pretty embarrassing.
- hashhar 7y ago
  Pretty good. Some alternative word for Yoga would help though. You might want to turn to https://www.instagram.com/nathanwpylestrangeplanet/ https://www.instagram.com/nathanwpylestrangeplanet/ for some inspiration.
- batirch 7y ago
  Awesome. You should write some sci-fi stuff
baxtr 7y ago
There is a question I usually ask when I meet new colleagues and want to get to know them better: “If you had a crystal ball and it could answer a single question about the future, the past or the present. What would you ask?” The most exciting answer I got so far was: “I would ask it to show me life on a another planet.” So cool to imagine...
- saagarjha 7y ago
  It'd be quite disappointing to get no response back…
  - DecoPerson 7y ago
    At the very least it might show humans on Mars!
gus_massa 7y ago
The temperature is too high for "organic molecules", between 2500C (4500F) when it is hot, to 1500C (2700F) when it's cold. (1500C is slightly hotter than the flame of a candle.) Tungsten has a higher melting point, so perhaps there can be some live metal blobs of weird tungsten alloys, that have some internal parts that are not totally melted and can save some information. We have not seen nothing similar before, and as far as I know nobody expect to see something like that. It would be very very very very very very very very very weird, but I don't like to use the word "impossible".

What type of life do you think out there? Viruses, bacterias, cellular organisms... Imagine there are giant creatures that enjoy romantic walk under iron rains :D

bryanrasmussen 7y ago

I was tired of my schlorb, we'd been together too long Like a worn-out recording, of a favorite song So while she lay there merping, I read the scannor in bed And in the personals streamlet, there was this stromling I read "If you like Paarra Cosanla, and getting caught in the rain If you're not into yoga, if you have a 20 megaton brain If you like making love by the twin moons, in the dunes of the cape I'm the love that you've looked for, strom to me, and escape

jacquesm 7y ago
If you did that on the spot it is very impressive.
- bryanrasmussen 7y ago
  I should have used a different word for Yoga though, that's pretty embarrassing.
hashhar 7y ago
Pretty good. Some alternative word for Yoga would help though. You might want to turn to https://www.instagram.com/nathanwpylestrangeplanet/ https://www.instagram.com/nathanwpylestrangeplanet/ for some inspiration.
batirch 7y ago
Awesome. You should write some sci-fi stuff

baxtr 7y ago

There is a question I usually ask when I meet new colleagues and want to get to know them better: “If you had a crystal ball and it could answer a single question about the future, the past or the present. What would you ask?” The most exciting answer I got so far was: “I would ask it to show me life on a another planet.” So cool to imagine...

saagarjha 7y ago
It'd be quite disappointing to get no response back…
- DecoPerson 7y ago
  At the very least it might show humans on Mars!

gus_massa 7y ago

The temperature is too high for "organic molecules", between 2500C (4500F) when it is hot, to 1500C (2700F) when it's cold. (1500C is slightly hotter than the flame of a candle.) Tungsten has a higher melting point, so perhaps there can be some live metal blobs of weird tungsten alloys, that have some internal parts that are not totally melted and can save some information. We have not seen nothing similar before, and as far as I know nobody expect to see something like that. It would be very very very very very very very very very weird, but I don't like to use the word "impossible".