Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 12:18:32 GMT No. 16365750
#satelliteSaturday
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 12:47:49 GMT No. 16365782
>>16365745
It can be crashed into Mars to improve both of them
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 12:51:23 GMT No. 16365787
Does the world really need 4chan?
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 13:25:48 GMT No. 16365814
>>16365782
>>16365787
>>16365782
>It can be crashed into Mars
Where is Ceres in this pic?
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 13:33:17 GMT No. 16365819
>>16365745
why is there a face carved into the surface?
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 18:12:22 GMT No. 16366210
>>16365814
So, the deformed rocks eventually become round objects, which sometimes get an atmosphere?
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 18:30:37 GMT No. 16366242
>>16365787
It can be crashed into Reddit to improve both of them
Anonymous at Sat, 7 Sept 2024, 22:47:20 GMT No. 16366746
>>16366210
>which sometimes get an atmosphere?
the best Moon in the Solar System!
Anonymous at Sun, 8 Sept 2024, 00:35:44 GMT No. 16366962
>>16366746
If you brought it here, the atmosphere would heat up and be lost, the water would melt and then sublimate, and the hydrocarbons would evaporate into space like a fart
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 11:20:55 GMT No. 16369511
>>16366746
yeah
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 14:43:20 GMT No. 16369797
>>16365782
You could crash every sub-earth celestial body within the solar system into Mars and it would still be drastically smaller than earth.
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 20:57:16 GMT No. 16370421
>>16369797
I was thinking of increasing atmosphere and water.
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:01:13 GMT No. 16370434
>>16365782
Nah we want to crash icy comets into mars, burn them up in the atmosphere as much as possible. You would drastically strengthen the atmosphere with just a couple of them
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:03:42 GMT No. 16370447
>>16365814
Where's Phobos?
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:07:13 GMT No. 16370454
>>16370421
It would still need a magnetosphere to protect both. The only reason Mar's lost its atmosphere and water is because it's core cooled down and solidified, causing the loss of its magnetosphere. There's been ways proposed to create an artificial one, or even "re-melt" its core to bring it back, but those are just pipe dreams.
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:15:30 GMT No. 16370476
>>16370454
Plasma torus solves this
https://arxiv.org/abs/2111.06887
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:19:58 GMT No. 16370486
>>16366962
Just give it more mass and more magnetic field
Anonymous at Mon, 9 Sept 2024, 21:26:40 GMT No. 16370500
>>16370486
Crash Iapetus into Titan
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 02:05:35 GMT No. 16370932
>>16365745
Having an atmosphere is such a wasteful use of ressources...
You will live in the tube, and you will be happy.
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 02:07:39 GMT No. 16370935
>>16365814
All heavenly bodies are round
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 02:58:49 GMT No. 16370990
>>16370454
>It would still need a magnetosphere to protect both.
You WILL live in the tube and you WILL be happy.
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 03:27:51 GMT No. 16371021
>>16370935
>All heavenly bodies are round
Your mom is big enough to qualify as a heavenly body and while its true she was round before, after last night she is more donut shaped
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 03:32:04 GMT No. 16371025
>>16370935
Only above a certain size.
Mass and gravity is what makes them round.
Mimas there shows us roughly the smallest you can get while staying round, at about 400 km in diameter. Anything smaller than that will have an irregular potato shape
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 15:46:39 GMT No. 16372382
>>16370454
The process of atmospheric stripping takes hundreds of thousands of years.
There is an overwhelming expanse of time for a solution to be devised before the thickened atmosphere is depleted.
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 19:07:16 GMT No. 16372860
>>16365782
Now describe how exactly you plan to move it.
Also calculate how many millions of years it takes for the new planet to cool it down.
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 19:27:09 GMT No. 16372910
can somebody explain this to me
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 19:35:29 GMT No. 16372923
Alexander Abian, you can’t fool me
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 20:07:43 GMT No. 16373008
>>16372910
Stretched by tidal forces as a ring system before it finally condensed into a final shape
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 20:50:30 GMT No. 16373103
>>16365745
depends...
what do you need it for and how much are willing to spend for it?
Anonymous at Tue, 10 Sept 2024, 20:52:55 GMT No. 16373105
Anonymous at Wed, 11 Sept 2024, 13:14:53 GMT No. 16374182
>>16365814
That Polydeuces is in fact another angle of Helene Fischer.
>>16371025
But impressive some shitmoons like Methone and Pallene are round as fuck but Hyperion is a literal retard.
>>16365745
We don't need Telesto and Calypso.
Anonymous at Wed, 11 Sept 2024, 23:40:20 GMT No. 16375145
>>16374182
>Hyperion is a literal retard
Because it's built like a sponge. It's almost as big as Mimas on its longest axis, but it has only about 1/3rd the mass and density