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Magash said:
Water is one of the most abundant elements in the universe.

You don't know what your talking about so worse then a retard your a idiot.

A spectrum is a display of the intensity of light emitted at each wavelength.
    Each type of molecules has a unique spectrum of light. Thus, if the spectrum of
    water is found to be present in the full spectrum of light that we observe from a given
    planet, we can infer the existence of water on that planet.

    Water molecules have been detected in this manner in the atmospheres and the surfaces of
    some of the planets and elsewhere in the universe.
   
    Below is a partial list of evidence of the existence of water in the universe,
    detected spectroscopically and by other means:
   
    Ice on the Moon: Over the last couple of years, spacecraft orbiting the Moon have
    used radar to study its surface. The reflection of the radar signals from craters near
    the poles indicates that there may be a large amount of subsurface ice there.
   
    Comets: Comets are chunks of dust and frozen gases including water that are in
    highly oblong (elliptical or hyperbolic) orbits around the Sun. They are sometimes
    referred to as "dirty snowballs" although they are many kilometers in size. As they
    near the Sun, the sunlight melts some of the comet's material which results in a long tail.
    Some astronomers have raised the possibility that comets have fed the oceans with water
    through numerous collisions with the Earth over the aeons.
   
    Mars: Even the earliest spacecraft photographs of the famous Red Planet show
    long jagged structures that appear to be old rivers and canyons. One canyon is as long
    as the United States! Photographs taken recently by the Pathfinder lander show stacked
    boulders that were probably deposited by raging floods. However, the atmospheric pressure
    on Mars is now 100 times less than ours and, therefore, water cannot exist as a liquid
    there anymore. It is possible that much of the water exists as subsurface ice. There are
    polar ice caps on Mars that get larger during the Martian winter and smaller in the summer.
    The ice caps are largely composed of frozen carbon dioxide, but small amounts of water-ice
    have also been detected.
   
    Europa: The Galileo spacecraft orbiting Jupiter has photographed its four largest
    moons. The surface of one of the moons, Europa, appears cracked with many fissures,
    as if it is made of ice that freezes and then thaws repeatedly. There may actually be a
    liquid ocean under the ice! Ganymede, another of the four moons, has a similar looking
    surface but to a lesser degree.


Water has been detected in interstellar clouds within our galaxy, the Milky Way. Water probably exists in abundance in other galaxies, too, because its components, hydrogen and oxygen, are among the most abundant elements in the universe. Interstellar clouds eventually condense into solar nebulae and solar systems such as ours.

Water vapor is present in

    * Atmosphere of Mercury: 3.4%, and large amounts of water in Mercury's exosphere[15]
    * Atmosphere of Venus: 0.002%
    * Earth's atmosphere: ~0.40% over full atmosphere, typically 1–4% at surface
    * Atmosphere of Mars: 0.03%
    * Atmosphere of Jupiter: 0.0004%
    * Atmosphere of Saturn – in ices only
    * Enceladus (moon of Saturn): 91%
    * exoplanets known as HD 189733 b[16] and HD 209458 b.[17]

Liquid water is present on

    * Earth – 71% of surface
    * Moon – small amounts of water have been found (in 2008) in the inside of volcanic pearls brought from Moon to Earth by the Apollo 15 crew in 1971.[18] NASA reported the detection of water molecules by NASA's Moon Mineralogy Mapper aboard the Indian Space Research Organization's Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft in September 2009.[19]

Strong evidence suggests that liquid water is present just under the surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus and on Jupiter's moon Europa where it may exist as a 100 km deep ocean covering the whole moon which would amount to more water than is in all the Earth's oceans.

Water ice is present on

    * Earth – mainly as ice sheets
    * polar ice caps on Mars
    * Moon
    * Titan
    * Europa
    * Saturn's rings[20]
    * Enceladus
    * Pluto and Charon[20]
    * Comets and comet source populations (Kuiper belt and Oort cloud objects).

Water ice may be present on Ceres and Tethys. Water and other volatiles probably comprise much of the internal structures of Uranus and Neptune and the water in the deeper layers may be in the form of ionic water in which the molecules break down into a soup of hydrogen and oxygen ions, and deeper down as superionic water in which the oxygen crystallises but the hydrogen ions float around freely within the oxygen lattice.[21]


and out of trillions of planets were the only one the right distance from it's star, once again completely stupid.

Saying there isn't water on other planets is also wrong and already proven false and completely made up by you or you misinterpreted the discovery show you watched.

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Sigma said:
Listen people, there is a difference between "making up facts" and having a religion.

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Sigma said:
Umm...sorry, no. Aliens aren't real, we are the only planet that can support life.



Every living creature needs water, and earth is the only spot ever made with the stuff.

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CosmicFool said:
please do not feed the

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Richard Dawkins said:
I really can't understand how someone can be this ignorant.  Preconceptions about what is needed to create "life" based on our conditions for life here on earth, arguing for there absolutely not being aliens, citing lack of evidence ironically as evidence and reasoning for not believing in other life....  Wow man.  You have your work cut out for you.  You probably have to remind yourself to breath. 

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Richard Dawkins said:
I really can't understand how someone can be this ignorant.  Preconceptions about what is needed to create "life" based on our conditions for life here on earth, arguing for there absolutely not being aliens, citing lack of evidence ironically as evidence and reasoning for not believing in other life....  Wow man.  You have your work cut out for you.  You probably have to remind yourself to breath. 

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Magash said:

    as if it is made of ice that freezes and then thaws repeatedly. There may actually be a
    liquid ocean under the ice!

Strong evidence suggests that liquid water is present just under the surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus and on Jupiter's moon Europa where it may exist as a 100 km deep ocean covering the whole moon which would amount to more water than is in all the Earth's oceans.

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    Whatever man, just saying, aliens aren't mentioned in the bible.

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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha........That explains a lot.

I'm gonna go walk on water, then I'm gonna load up my arc with 2 of every animal. (already have em in the back yard really I do)

I have to go now I lit one of my plants on fire and in the form of a burning bush it told me to go out and do something nice, don't kill anybody, and not to fuck my neighbors wife.

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