Mars Cave Found By 7th-Graders
A group of 16 California 7-th graders, from Evergreen Middle School, were participating in The Mars Student Imaging Program when they made a rare find. They spotted a pit crater in one of the pictures they commissioned. Pit craters are basically a skylight on the roof of a cave.
Way to go kids!
Clara Moskowitz has more: Link
Photo: NSA/JPL-Caltech/ASU
"This pit is certainly new to us," Cushing told the students. "And it is only the second one known to be associated with Pavonis Mons."
Way to go kids!
Clara Moskowitz has more: Link
Photo: NSA/JPL-Caltech/ASU
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its not like they are human or anything!
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Please everyone, learn the meaning of words before you use them.
Sorry, but bleh.
Gotta love the first two comments: the trolls are feeding on each other now?
That said, this kind of stuff always seems to get into the hands of those repressive regimes that just cant allow freedom of speech under their rule. But I guess it's better than being hosed with bullets.
Repressive regimes don't generally bother with non-lethal weapons...that's why they are 'repressive'.
And it looks like commenter #1 is astroturfing for commenter #2.
But whatever.
Oh you know the officier manning the water cannon is totally gonna be aiming for people's mouths.
Simple. Because it won't kill the civilian (and that is inevitably who it is used against, citizens), police tend to use it more and more often, for lesser and lesser reasons. Eventually, they are used as punishment, again, for lesser and lesser reasons. See the abuse of tasers in the US.
This kind of thing should only be used on the battlefield. Civilians, no matter how belligerent, shouldn't be subject to such attacks. Either shoot them or arrest them. Don't punish people without a trial.
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