30 Fun-Filled Comics That Will Teach You A Thing Or Two About The Cosmos, By This Artist

I think their scanning sucks. They scanned the oceans and there is certainly intelligent life there, whale, shark, seal and octopus.

Did you know? WiFi was based on the ‘frequency hopping’ idea (a method of blocking radio signals) from genius inventor and Hollywood Superstar Hedy Lamarr.

I wouldn't bet that he didn't know- without some further indications. We do already know that people looked at his paintings for a long time without actually seeing them. So...

Arghhhhh

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That's because in no more than 5 billion years, the Earth will become uninhabitable - possibly sooner due to overpopulation and dwindling resources - so we need to find somewhere else to live.

yep, that would do it.

They clearly haven't seen Korra and Meelo's fart-bending...

whaddya mean, screwed? The Earth eats meteor for lunch!

So rude!! Pluto is round, isn't it?? Mostly.

No, but it's been around twice since Nautiloid cephalopods grew big enough to eat sharks- if there were any...

Earth rubs a Spaceship across Mars. Adorbs.

I didn't know that Mars lost its magnetic field. I wonder how that could happen, and if it could happen to us.

As a scientist, however, I have to point out that this theory includes the well known fallacy "If we don't know about it, then it isn't real, or does not exist." Like you know, bacteria? Can't see 'em, so, there's no such thing as germs! We do it over and over.

Titan has surface liquid (methane). It's the only other world in our solar system (that we know of) that does.

Gasp. Rude! I- AHEM, WE ARE RIGHT HERE.

Yep. It's worth looking up the list of sound tracks- really wonderfully inclusive.

Actually, at 870°F, the surface would vaporize and egg, not fry it...

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Actually it’s the H2S that gives the bad smell. Methane on its own doesn’t smell that bad

The second picture shows Earth in brown, dead! An ancient planet who died due to our fault.

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It's thought that there is a supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy, and therefore implies that this may be true for most or all other galaxies. One effect of this is the clustering of matter which is part of the formation of new stars.

Scenario 5: There is a super intelligent civiliazation out there that does not fond of competition and obliterates any other civiliazation that comes too close to being able to survive the great filter.

Had oceans. Lost 'em.

and poetic, apparently!

The aliens, of course, use modulated micro-gravity waves to communicate- which we can't detect at all...

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Fun fact: In our Hindu calendar we named a day of the week after Mars (mars is called Mangal and the day is called mangalvaar)

Very strange colour, but I guess the universe is full of surprises.

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Nothing is orbiting that will hit the moon.

The Idea that we are being quarantined for being “special” We humans are so vain and Narcissistic it is disgusting sometimes

After Shoemaker-Levy hit Jupiter I made a Jupiter costume from various cloth scraps. I then added a few faux bandages. It was a hit! One lady thought I was a wounded bumblebee till I showed her the Great Red Spot. I still have the costume - maybe I should donate it to a planetarium.

Fun Fact: In Greek/roman mythology, Phobos and Deimos are the sons of Mars.

Yay! Centigrade, just to confuse the Americans :)

Maybe Area 51?

Teehee

Maybe. However the fact that St. Elon decided to take over Twitter- and not spend that $44 billion on , well- anything at all- is a bit discouraging.

We have an abundance of intelligent species on Earth- and we have been consistently handicapped by expecting them to speak 'human" in some form, and pronouncing them 'non-intelligent' when they don't. Hm.

Ok, but. Full disclosure, please. Also by a rapidly increasing number of satellites for commercial communication- and secret military information satellites- which may already be weaponized, for destroying other satellites. I'm not opposed to "happy news" - but I am opposed to "carefully managed incomplete news."

Plus the occasional comet.

Oh, is this comparing the size of Earth to Jupiter's red spot?