Oh i dunno about that, there's something about a quiet serene moment of contemplation.
Gorgeous shot, but I'm really puzzled how this seamingly earth-like flora is surviving in pressures of .1atm and temperatures not far from absolute zero? What fluid is flowing through their stems and leaves? If they don't need a fluid, then why do they HAVE stems and leaves? I realise they've gone with tenuous atmospheres to put off having to handle the aerodynamic simulation that would come with having thicker ones, but then I think the biology has to wait for that too...
Life finds a way.
Yes, true, but probably not with the same structures and mechanisms that it uses in 1 atm and 273K....
But didn't Frontier speak to space... paleontologists or something? Like this guy:
Do you remember which planet that was?I found a nice ice planet where I could really go mad with the SRV, just like old times, but the visuals on the new planets are amazing, you just don't appreciate them until you are blasting full speed across the surface dodging rocks that suddenly appear out of the clouds of dust in your path;
And I found a new lifeform I hadn't yet seen!
There is a clue in the SRV's cockpit
that is one hell of a big limpet mine
Ya, found oen of those and was SO disappointed there was nothing to use the arc cutter on!
Soup!And I found a new lifeform I hadn't yet seen!
