I’ve read the manga/anime Terra Formers. This won’t end well…
DGolden on
Baby space jellyfish do do do do do
_WhoisMrBilly_ on
Ugly. Ugly giant bags of mostly water.
ThePensiveE on
All hail the space jellies!
nath1234 on
Those space jellyfish still have more of a spine than the average politician.
Ashtronaut12 on
Oh boy, didn’t think the proto molecule would originate here in the Sol system. Let’s get those Ring gates open baby!
VegasNinja702 on
> So while the animals still developed calcium sulphate crystals in space, the jellyfish struggled to adjust to life on Earth – suggesting that humans born in space may also act in a similar way.
Seems like people born in outer space may not be able to adapt on a planet afterwards.
Edit: quoting article
winterbird on
What did they expect when they organized an invertebrate space orgy?
TuckerCarlsonsOhface on
Talk about clickbait title. The number of jellies has nothing to do with anything other than just being a data point. The experiment was to see if jellies that grew in space would have trouble sensing gravity when brought back to Earth, because their method for doing so is similar to humans. Spoiler: they did have trouble.
Snapesunusedshampoo on
So we paid a fuck ton in taxes for a jellyfish space orgy. Cool…. cool cool cool.
jcunews1 on
Just don’t send octopuses, OK. For the sake of man kind.
slanderpanther on
We’re gonna need artificial gravity.
Nascosto on
5 years ago the NASA Student Launch team I mentored wanted to do jellyfish for their payload, and I talked them out of it. Why? What scientific value could that possibly have? Little did I know…
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What is this, Watchmen?
I for one welcome our new Jellyfish overlords.
I’ve read the manga/anime Terra Formers. This won’t end well…
Baby space jellyfish do do do do do
Ugly. Ugly giant bags of mostly water.
All hail the space jellies!
Those space jellyfish still have more of a spine than the average politician.
Oh boy, didn’t think the proto molecule would originate here in the Sol system. Let’s get those Ring gates open baby!
> So while the animals still developed calcium sulphate crystals in space, the jellyfish struggled to adjust to life on Earth – suggesting that humans born in space may also act in a similar way.
Seems like people born in outer space may not be able to adapt on a planet afterwards.
Edit: quoting article
What did they expect when they organized an invertebrate space orgy?
Talk about clickbait title. The number of jellies has nothing to do with anything other than just being a data point. The experiment was to see if jellies that grew in space would have trouble sensing gravity when brought back to Earth, because their method for doing so is similar to humans. Spoiler: they did have trouble.
So we paid a fuck ton in taxes for a jellyfish space orgy. Cool…. cool cool cool.
Just don’t send octopuses, OK. For the sake of man kind.
We’re gonna need artificial gravity.
5 years ago the NASA Student Launch team I mentored wanted to do jellyfish for their payload, and I talked them out of it. Why? What scientific value could that possibly have? Little did I know…