>Picture taken on the surface of an asteroid

>October 3, 2018, Japan's Hayabusa2 mission dropped the MASCOT lander onto asteroid Ryugu.

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>>16695413 (OP)
keep me posted

>>16695413 (OP)
>black and white photo
Aww.
>some won't read that as a joke

>>16695413 (OP)
What's the estimated amount of panspermia on this asteroid.

>>16695413 (OP)
wanna smoke n masterbeit on it 24/7
https://youtu.be/Trg8wvVcs1c?t=78

>>16695413 (OP)
photos like this always fill me with dread for some reason

>>16695413 (OP)
comfy

>>16695413 (OP)
Alright now photoshop or AIslop in pepe with his gril making bbq

>>16695413 (OP)
why is there a SPIDER on it

>>16695581
wtf are you hallucinating

>>16695413 (OP)
creepy as fuck.

>>16695413 (OP)
>picture of a dumb rock
>picture of a dumb rock IN SPAAACE

>>16695894
Nice argument there but unfortunately my rock happens to be way bigger than your rock, so...

>>16695413 (OP)
Are these stars or dust particles?

>>16695420
It's color. The asteroid's as dark as coal. Pic related. Actual rocks from the asteroid.
>>16695894
A dumb rock we could harvest resources from. It's coal, so using nazi coal to liquid tech you can make starship fuel

>>16696308
>It's color.
Colour*. Have some class, ol'bean.

>>16695877
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib_Z9LXQyYw

>>16695413 (OP)
if it were up to me the first thing I would do if Ianded on an asteroid is jizz on it and then take a picture

>>16696308
>fails to read the greentext after the white text
Fucking called it.

>>16695451
It's because it shows you how massive and unfeeling space is

>>16695413 (OP)
Holy shit I thought the dots were noise. They are actually stars.

>>16695894
>>16695906
>cavemen discussion

>>16695413 (OP)
>>16695551
>>16696710

I'm operating on cartoon logic, but imagine how insanely cozy it would to pitch a tent and camp on an asteroid; hurtling through space, gazing upon the stars in your sleeping bag as the cosmos surrounds you.

>>16696710
Dust, actually.

>>16696716
you might like this jules verne story about living on a comet
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1353/1353-h/1353-h.htm

>>16695451
It's because you are a massive pussy

>>16695451
It's the dark, we are light loving creatures.
Put more lights around it and you see it's just a rock.

>>16695451
it's because it's completely dead, just like space itself. the entire universe is almost completely dead and inhabitable

>>16696710
>vtumor

>>16695413 (OP)
Are those stars or particles of debris at the top?

>>16695413 (OP)
this looks so surreal
looks like you're dangerously close to a cliff edge and you want to hold on for dear life

>>16697169
Stars are alive in a similar sense to biologic organisms. They are born and die all the time, undergo changes of their bodies as they age. They require fuel to burn in order to stay alive, just as we do. They expel products of their stellar metabolism, just as life does.
Life consists of materials first created in stars. Galaxies also are alive, brimming with various processes shaping their existence and evolution. Galaxies are like vast societies of stars and what they expel into space.
The space itself isn't ever truly empty, governed by laws we're just starting to discover.
Taking all of this into account, it's not that far-fetched to believe abiotic origin of life.

>>16696716
>sleeping bag

I think temperatures on the order of 5K would quickly freeze your balls off.

>>16695451
It's because the horizon is too close.

>>16696716
There's no gravity holding you down so it'd be like cliff-side camping, where you attach your bag/tent to the side of the cliff and sleep suspended over nothing. Doesn't sound comfy to me.

>>16697299
My sleeping bag says it's rated for below zero, I'll be fine.

>>16696710
dumb sheep

>>16697299
5 thousand WHAT
Also nothing is freezing at 5 thousand anything.

>>16695413 (OP)
Looks like a rock.

>>16697298
Then perhaps the ancients were right for worshiping the Sun.

Anyway I'm not gonna say I agree with you, but also I don't disagree.
There's just too little information.

The vast majority of the universe is dark energy/matter, it's just like saying we don't know shit.

And from the 5% that we do know exists, we don't even understand most of this either.

And who is to say there isn't even more universe that's not baryonic matter, or dark matter but something else entirely we don't even know don't know?

>>16697169
it could be teeming with life, just outside our senses.
all science is based on our senses and the extension of these senses via tools.
what if stuff exists that we just can't perceive or interact with?
it's highly probable.

>>16698677
no, 5k means 10 sexually mature offspring

>>16695797
>peddit