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| Species Rules Sub-Species Rule For the purpose of this game there shall be no physical differences in sub-species. If you want a species to look diffrent in a specific biome then they must replace or split off and become a separate species specified for that environment. Note that this rule dos not effect sexual dimorphism, life cycle metamorphosis or any other physical change that can happen to a species. |
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Very smart crows |
| QUOTE (MNIDJM) |
India found it. Water on the moon is very important, it could allow use to build ships that can travel to Mars in a fraction of the time. |
| QUOTE (penumbra espinosa) |
the gives a question: why an space station if we have the whole moon?? |
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Because the moon has gravity while the space station has none. |
| QUOTE (penumbra espinosa) |
that doesnt have sense, or at least i dont get it. |
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also the moon is out of the way |
| QUOTE (MNIDJM) |
It's less expencive this way...for now. On the getting to mars faster thing, on a special on the science channel they were talking about ships with a giant parachute that catch the explosive force of the ice, after doing something to it that I forget the specifics of, that propels it at speeds much faster then rocket fuel. |
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guess what burning solid rocket fuel makes. |
| QUOTE (MNIDJM) |
I remember now, they use a concentrated beam of light to over heat the ice as such a rapid pace it causes an explosion. |
| QUOTE (penumbra espinosa) |
how about plasma and solar sails?? |
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There are two problems with the moon: 1. on the moon, it costs about $8,000,000,000 to get one gallon of DRINKABLE water to the moon. 8 billion dollars for 1 gallon of water? INSANE! 2. it's easier to build in zero gravity than in weak gravity. |
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| Water has been found on the moon! https://blog.sfgate.com/gleick/2009/11/13/water-on-the-moon/ |
| QUOTE (Elerd) |
It's not about biology, but it's interesting nonetheless https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-QA2rkpBSY |
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| Hi, all. In this thread I'll post once in a while interesting finds in popular biology and other sciences related to Sagan 4, enjoy. Here's something I recently read about in National Geographic and found interesting: (Thought about Sagan4 while reading this as it is going through an ice age as well). Why More Autumn Leaves Are Red In America And Yellow In Europe: New Theory |
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Ants: The invisible majority, with Dr Brian Fisher Ants do stuff while you look, but you can't see.... |
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| Check it out A simulation of evolution |
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| I LOVE IBM ;D |
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I found this in the related Spontaneous Snail |
| QUOTE (Hydromancerx) |
Crazy Slugs! |
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Why microbes are smarter than you thought |
| QUOTE (blitz) |
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/090610_dinosaur Birds may not be directly decended from dino's. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29537188/ |
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Plat mimics sickness to avoid predation: |