Quote (card_sultan @ Mar 4 2017 12:52am)
Odd there is no liquid bodies of water on any of the other "planets", just a few hypotheses that some might exist, but i doubt those are planets at all and if they are - life might exist on the the flat plane inside of their plasmaspheres.
Burden of proof?
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I will help.
Proof of water on mars.https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-confirms-evidence-that-liquid-water-flows-on-today-s-mars/Proof of water on Neptune.http://www.universetoday.com/736/are-there-oceans-on-neptune/Proof of water on Europahttp://hubblesite.org/pubinfo/pdf/2016/33/pdf.pdf-edit #2
Pst, heres some more proof.
The reason some meteorites explode violently in the atmosphere is because the ice inside them evaporates instantly and expands so fast it causes a massive explosion.
This would not be possible if water didn't exist outside of the earth.
OFC you will deny of of this outright.

I bet you also think that humanity is the only intelligent life form in the universe, past, present, and future.
Do you really think that in the vastness of the universe, considering that hydrogen and oxygen are among the most abundant elements, that all the water in it exists only on earth?
If so, how is that logical?
Do you really think that in the vastness of the universe, the materials and conditions for intelligent life only occurred here on earth?
The universe is almost 14 billion years.
Humanity has been around for 200k years, but we didn't start to matter much in terms of understanding macro/micro physics, electro and thermodynamics, the nature of space-time and the fundamental forces of nature and elements of life, till the last 5ish decades.
This post was edited by Ep0ch on Mar 4 2017 12:06am