Dear god he is not trolling. (Or is he?)
Well first off, this isn't astrophysics, it's common sense.
Why is Mars red in all your textbooks and on the interwebs if it's covered in snow? You can even see Mars using a telescope on some occasions.
There is not much water on Mars. I admit water on Mars has been confirmed (water too op, bungie pls nerf) but not enough to form large amounts of precipitation.
Why do you think Mars expeditions have failed so many times? Because it's too "snowy?" No. Scientists have failed many times trying to reach Mars because it is too hot, and would melt the spacecraft or rover.
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Edited by Get2DaChoppa81: 1/28/2015 2:46:04 AMWas only going to reply that you don't even need a telescope to see Mars... That it looks like a red star... ...then I kept reading. And wow... It's like I just walked into the clueless convention. Water on Mars? Too hot? Melting rovers? Ok...... I guess San Diego was too far away to test and make sure their ice cream rovers didn't melt before launching them.
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LMAO! Don't worry, he has no clue.
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I see you've taken to heart the old adage, "fight stupid with stupid."
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Don't worry, just trolling. Thought about adding a few more bungie pls nerfs and some random outrageous facts, but decided on some things that look legitimate a bit and can kinda seem true if you don't actually know anything about Mars? And the first part's mostly truth. Besides that you can see Mars without a telescope. Hell, you can sometimes see Saturn without a telescope. I was gonna write "it's red because of how hot it is and because there's lava" or something but forgot.
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I thought about asking how there can be 12 million Destiny players when there are only 7 million people in the world, but I didn't want to break him.
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No way dude. Destiny has more players than the world population? I call hax. Bungie pls nerf world population, too op.
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I hope he's also trolling