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I love this, I wish we had better tools to figure out what happens chemically to the blueberry mush on geological timescales. Also..: > One might wonder if th
by isoprophlex 5y ago
I love this, I wish we had better tools to figure out what happens chemically to the blueberry mush on geological timescales.
Also..:
> One might wonder if this kind of exploration is worthwhile. I believe it is: this is both a pedagogical and amusing way of applying standard planetary science modelling to a system. Given how exotic exoplanets have turned out, the physics of blueberry earth is actually fairly normal compared to much that is out there.
Woe is me. Born too late to sail the uncharted oceans, born too early to explore blueberry earth.
- Terry_Roll 5y agoWell there would be a lot of benzoic acid to start with.
- Stevvo 5y agoThere are plenty of areas where the charts are woefully inaccurate, not updated since they were originally charted by the empires 150+ years ago. An often repeated fact is 'we know more about the surface of the moon than the bottom of the ocean' You can pretty much still have the experience of exploring uncharted seas.