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That's weird as shyt..Wow never would have imagined ice on the hottest planet in our solar system.
The planet Mercury has ice
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Cray.
almost no sunlight hits the poles...then you have craters and caves on the poles that get no sunlight at all.
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Cool. Too bad we'll never get out of this solar system.
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what is this doing for us?
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Dirty_Jerz said:
More evidence to support the 'Theory of Space'.
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It gets to be about -250 Degrees F at night.
That's colder than the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth by about nearly 100 degrees.
Atmosphere and Ozone are important.
Dirty_Jerz
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im saying though can we reach mercury in "theory"?
don't ya'll get tired of asking this question over and over and over again
especially when we answer it over and over and over again by giving you new options in every facet of your life
you really can't comprehend how understanding the formation of ice + organic material on Mercury, lays the blueprint for chemical advancement and application of physics on our planet???
the nerve of you to say this through a computer......
edit: nvm...I thought you were talking sideways
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Dirty_Jerz
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don't ya'll get tired of asking this question over and over and over again
especially when we answer it over and over and over again by giving you new options in every facet of your life
you really can't comprehend how understanding the formation of ice + organic material on Mercury, lays the blueprint for chemical advancement and application of physics on our planet???
the nerve of you to say this through a computer......
edit: nvm...I thought you were talking sideways
