>>32957561) no exoplanets would be large enough for photographic stills to be made, much less ones that show greenery, all existing images are mathematical models interpreting tiny changes amongst a handfull of pixels over time, or "artist's interpretations".
2) it's fairly likely that there's life on mars: the rovers had dirt sticking to them, which suggests moisture, multiple photographs from the mission suggest mycellium may be present and considering that there's bacteria and mycellium growing in molten lava, at the bottom of the ocean, on thermal vents, and even in test chambers on the ISS in conditions replicating the martian atmosphere and bombarded with radiation without losing their genomes.
so this is a shit thread, but if this wasn't /pol/ it'd be pretty interesting to talk about ayys and shit.
>spooky shitlook up pinnacle rock some time, they may have found a whole fucking lump of rock covered in martian mould and classified that shit.
