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Neptune.

Mars, Luna...been there done that...

Neptune is where its at.

Lurking under that cool blue surface lies a chemical cornucopia. ;-)

SDAI-Tech1

PS.

Thought for the day:

Imagine probes that are really ten small probes in one - for stealth's sake. They launch periodically in 198X, 199X and enroute to their supposed destinations or orbits - they break up and the ten probes go into orbits around each of the various planets. The data signals from all these probes have been transmitting data from all the planets (or chunks of rock & ice like Pluto) for over "X" number of years (some longer and some shorter durations)and even as we type - signals relaying chemical compositions, detailed imagery and gravitational fields are arriving and being catalogued.

All this data...all this imagery. And for all intents and purposes to those who would use it effectively - it doesn't exist.

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