Nasa Mars rover makes detailed crater image

[Godsent]

looks like nevada lol

[-Kev-]

These are only baby steps, OlympicGlory, we haven't done sh-t yet lol. Wait till we're flying over to a 5 star Mars Resort and Casino, 100s of years from now to watch a boxing fight. Promoters will be arguing about which venue they should use in Mars. Either The Red Planet Resort and Casino, which seats 25,000, or the Crater Mountain Grand, which seats 18,000.

[-Kev-]

looks like nevada lol

Lol I didn't see this post, and I indirectly talked about Nevada in my post. Just goes to show how much of boxing fiends we are.

[-Kev-]

Lol OG, I think every one knows we can't live on Mars. Mars is the way it is for a reason. It's too small, so the Sun was able to dry it up like that. It's not habitable. But just use your imagination.

[The Hammer]

Oh and just for a human to get to Mars would be a miracle. You would be **** scared of radiation as you fly over there. It is so much harder than getting to the moon.

But even if humans never go there, this mission's contribution to the advancement of scientific knowledge makes it worthwhile.

Which is better, spending money on the advancement of science or spending a much LARGER amounts of money on unnecessary and destructive wars?

[iLovesoccermoms]

sorry but how come we didnt go to Venus if its closer to earth than Mars?
is there a specific reason?

[the dart]

I like the fact they are actually High Resolution, looks similar to Sonoran desert. If you look closely you can see a Mexican running thru it.

[The Hammer]

sorry but how come we didnt go to Venus if its closer to earth than Mars?
is there a specific reason?

Venus is extremely hot and the atmosphere is deadly.

http://www.mentallandscape.com/C_CatalogVenus.htm

[-Kev-]

I do see where OG is coming from though. $2billion dollars on this machine, and think of all the children starving in the world. I'm no activist or anything like that, but it shows what the human race is all about when we can actually spend this much money on machines to see what's up in Mars, before we can feed ourselves. But as an outerspace education fan, i'm torn between bettering ourselves and learning more about space.

[-Kev-]

sorry but how come we didnt go to Venus if its closer to earth than Mars?
is there a specific reason?

I'm gonna tell you the only thing I know about Venus, that I memorized since I was a kid and never forgot. Venus surface is 900 degrees F. No way we visit there. Mars is much much muuuuuch closer to Earth's temperature. Mars can just get really cold.