Monday, August 13, 2012
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ReplyDeleteThey'd better wave some sampling arms around before it's "salvaged" as abandoned hardware.
ReplyDeleteI guess that wouldn't help. They salvage *talking* droids.
You forgot, they put a laser on that thing. Humm , weapons, wonder why?
ReplyDeletew3ski
Hey! I know that guy!
ReplyDeleteFunny how just like earth, everywhere we go in the Solar System, we leave trash. Look at the Moon for crying out loud. Now we are trashing Mars and Titan as well. Inter-space merchants of garbage. No wonder Alien Life forms hate us on TV and Movies. Can't we vaporise the stuff we leave ? All it would take is one good disrupter blast! Seriously.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of which, what happens to Curiosities Plutonium Power pack once it gets stuck in the sand like the other rover? Talk about leaving Trash!
w3ski
If/when Curiosity gets stuck, then it'll become a stationary weather station for about 30 years.
DeleteIt's not trash now, but useful equipment. When it's dysfunctional, it won't be trash... it'll be considered priceless treasure for a good, long time.
DeleteIf your definition of trash is 'worthless stuff that is mostly unusable,' then Mars itself is a big hunk of trash. Curiosity reduced the total percentage of trash, simply by landing there.
If your definition of trash requires that people be involved, to create it, then I see you have a problem with the human species.