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man, so many planets have subsurface oceans, there must be a lot of species of eyeless space whales across the universe
by nerfhammer 6y ago
man, so many planets have subsurface oceans, there must be a lot of species of eyeless space whales across the universe
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- shakna 6y agoEarth might have a subsurface ocean as well [1], though I haven't found any follow up since 2014 on that one. [1] http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1253358 http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1253358
- marcusverus 6y ago>They conclude that the mantle transition zone--410 to 660 km below the Earth's surface--acts as a large reservoir of water. Sadly there will be no eyeless space whales in our basement, given that the temperature at that depth on Earth is around 2,000° Celsius.
- Symmetry 6y agoThat sounds like water in hydrated minerals rather than liquid water? In terms of settling inner solar system asteroids where the sun bakes everything you're looking for material with as much easily extractable water as concrete to make a comfortable home.
- noizejoy 6y ago> whales across the universe and bowls of petunias
- Baeocystin 6y agoOh no, not again!