and you posted it in the right place (Off Topic v. Space). First, we weren't sure if it was real or a Photoshop job. There were some interesting posts along that line. Others suggested guaging the size of the thing from the tire tracks (a sound suggestion). It was fun to speculate until the actual answer was determined. Sometimes, it's amusing to see what the loons are discussing. We just have to be careful not to attract them here.
Now, we're likely to get people here in the coming weeks who will ask genuine questions simply because they want to know. We've had those kinds of questions in the past, such as the planetary alignment crowd. Honest questions should be encouraged. That's why I try to give newcomers the benefit of the doubt until they prove otherwise. It'd be great if this board could not only be a forum for discussion but a learning experience. I know I've learned quite a few things here and hope that others have learned from me.
I still think they found the Jupiter 2.
Space/Science » in reply to Now you're making me feel bad about that flying saucer photo...
It was a cool photo...
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- Beagle probe faces its big challenge
- R WE listening or looking at the entry phase
- It appears the BBC is lurking the HabitableZone (n/t)
- Actually, that BBC author wrote a 2 hour documentary on Beagle 2 which has already aired TWICE.
- My go- man - you've led them right to us!
- Hey, BBC! Come on over to the CE board! (Heh heh heh...) (n/t)
- Lurking? Hell, that looks like plagerism!
- re: Beagle probe faces its big challenge