Re: Mars
Posted by Skeletor on
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What's that seam down the middle?
Re: Mars
Posted by Cassius on
Wed Jan 7th 2004 at 2:57am
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/me haxes to make a Mars texture
Re: Mars
Posted by Dr Brasso on
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hmm....looks like....Arizona.... :heee:
very nice TB....im sure glad NASA is back in action....ah, i long for the days of the moon landings.....great days those were.... :wink:
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Go ahead Cass. if you go to the NASA web site you can get really high resolution .tiff images.
I think all of the pictures were taken in sequence and then pieced together which might explain the line...
/edit good grief Doc! you remember the moon landings? that makes you as old as my parents!
Re: Mars
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Wed Jan 7th 2004 at 3:17am
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wow, mars is made of s**tty cgi?! :eek:
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I could care less about world hunger. Mars is cool! besides, if you want to look at humanities problems long-term, I think the fact that the sun will engulf our planet in five billion years a much more important issue, heck, we may not even have that long, as the solar output will steadily increase untill that point is reached, reducing our nice wet planet to a bone-dry rock within the next 1 billion years.
even I'm not sure whether this is sarcasam or not.
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Is it just me or is that picture on par with goatse?
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This pretty much confirms my assumptions that Mars is, in fact, ridiculously boring.
Re: Mars
Posted by Wild Card on
Wed Jan 7th 2004 at 4:29pm
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lmao, Doc, how much time you spent looking at that picture?
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Who wants to make a mars map with me? It'll be the best ever, actually I'll probably make a mod out of it. How does MarsMod sound? There'll have to be crates everywhere though. I don't run VIS but if I did then the crates would reduce lag!
And Lep, you sure you want the answer to that? :wink:
Re: Mars
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Wed Jan 7th 2004 at 6:28pm
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If we can make dust storms from layers of huge sprites, then count me in.
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I've planned ahead. There will be lead boots (heavy) to keep you from falling off (lolz). And dust visors, which can be fashionable accessories and also visor dust maybe?
Re: Mars
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Me too! I'll be the slacker who has no skill and does nothing... (sob)
Re: Mars
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boobs, ya lost me man....wtf does that pertain to?
Doc Brass... :dodgy:
Re: Mars
Posted by fishy on
Thu Jan 8th 2004 at 2:20am
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we had a small lander that piggy-backed a ride. it hasn't been heard from. :sad:
btw Doc, i remember the landings too ,)
Re: Mars
Posted by Gwil on
Thu Jan 8th 2004 at 6:50pm
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Mine was slightly tongue in cheek Brass, although I don't believe the moon landings were real - can't be arsed to debate/dont want to debate that point anyhow, it's been done before :razz:
I thought Beagle was a european project as well, led by the brits? either way, we should think about spending our money on education and crime policy, not space exploration... :rolleyes:
Re: Mars
Posted by Wild Card on
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Yea I've always heard the moon landings were filmed in some hangar somewhere in America hence the different light angles etc. But I never actually saw that documentary...
Re: Mars
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Yeah, there was a rumour Stanley Kubrick was hired to film the whole thing ...
I don't believe it ... scientists have been able to take pictures of the American Flag planted on the moon, using giant telescopes, I think.
Re: Mars
Posted by matt on
Thu Jan 8th 2004 at 7:55pm
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Hey that thing in the bottom left looks like a dead body rapped in a red piece of cloth!