Civilization Among The Other Planets

Finshaggy said:

EWWW...never autos.

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when you live on a desert planet with two suns, youll smoke anything

THENUMBER1022 said:

the fuel needed is actually helium-3. The moon is full of it. The nazi's have been mining it to antartica for 60 years.

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sorry my mistake

mindphuk said:

It might grow well but with all of that daylight we would need autos.

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And we've come full circle ... alien space cars.

cheers 'neer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhnNy5EsebA watch at exactly 1:02:20 when bush talks. one zero four . twenty ... little fishy!

Luger187 said:

when you live on a desert planet with two suns, youll smoke anything



sorry my mistake

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I would simulate darkness.

Plus, you can't just bring the shitty shit. Let the good shit come with and adapt to the new conditions.

Finshaggy said:

I would simulate darkness.

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yeah a greenhouse with a cover would be cool

Finshaggy said:

Plus, you can't just bring the shitty shit. Let the good shit come with and adapt to the new conditions.

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it doesnt happen that fast. and really you would want as many strains as possible for the biggest genetic diversity

I know it wouldn't be a quick adaptation. But I'd rather have it there adapting than left on earth and shitty weed transplanted to the place.

If you had rudaralis it would make the genetics of every weed strain have some, BLAH genes.

so much for that spaceship.

Finshaggy said:

Yes. The theory of relativity was proven. That was the whole argument yesterday.

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If it was proven it wouldn't be a theory, it would be a law.

cranker said:

If it was proven it wouldn't be a theory, it would be a law.

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No.
Scientific theories do not become laws, they incorporate laws. Scientific laws generalize a body of observations. They don't explain the observations. A theory has explanatory power. It is the goal of science to develop theories to tell us the 'why' questions.