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$ikenbot: Martian Mineral Veins Credit: HiRISE The bright linear features cutting the bedrock in the center region of this image look like mineral veins. Mineral veins are sheetlike bodies of minerals formed by water that flows through fractures. The setting of this image is the central uplift of a large (approximately 50-kilometer diameter) impact crater, where deep, ancient bedrock was uplifted about 5 kilometers and fractured. Heat from the impact melted ice in the Martian crust, creating a hydrothermal system. This could have been a habitable environment. A small mineral vein was recently discovered by the Opportunity rover at Endeavour Crater.$

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We use the word ‘monster’ to describe an animal somehow different from us, somehow scary. But who is the more monstrous? The whales, who ask only to be left alone to sing their rich and plaintive songs, or the humans, who set out to hunt them and destroy them, and have brought many whales species close to the edge of extinction?

We’re interested in communication with extraterrestrial intelligence. Wouldn’t a good beginning be better communication with terrestrial intelligence — with other human beings of different cultures and languages, with the great apes, with the dolphins, but particularly, with the whales.

Carl Sagan, Cosmos 11: The Persistence of Memory (via ali0nz)

(Source: fyeahcarlsagan)

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