Are there gas stations on Mars?
What happens when it runs out if gas?
Josiah Clark
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Jaxson Myers
yeah theres shell everywhere
Landon Edwards
it just drinks its piss
Sebastian Wilson
>He thinks space is real
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William Richardson
Fuck off.
Jack Thompson
What do you think it's looking for?
>America
>doing anything in a desert that isn't oil-related
Lucas Rivera
Never change Veeky Forums. Never change
Robert James
Solar Powered, m8
Lincoln Gutierrez
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Adam Cook
It is powered by the MIRACLE OF RADIATION
Bentley Baker
Not a single repeated answer to confirm in here. So how is it powered then?
Levi Jenkins
Radioisotope thermal generator. Its a decaying chunk of plutonium that releases heat which is converted to electricity with thermocouples
Jordan Rivera
Cheers
David Clark
who took this picture?
Leo Rodriguez
Some volunteer from Nevada. What, you actually thought the pictures were real?
Luke Phillips
>doesn't know NASA has selfie sticks
The missing mechanical arm cut out of the picture at top of the rover.
Jace Butler
Maybe its a pic of the clone on jpl
Henry Kelly
Its a composite, you can see the selfie stick arm where it gets cut off
Anthony Butler
whys it so dusty? why isnt their sky clear like ours?
Benjamin Price
what does a clear sky mean? Our sky is blue, not clear. That's just how the Martian sky looks, at night you can see all the stars easy
Brayden Hill
Mars is covered in extremely fine dust, has 1/3 earth gravity, and is windy
Jordan Price
>engineers robot to roam on a sand planet
>doesn't include a brush to clean its solar panels
>robot runs out of photon fuel
Nicholas Robinson
Has this happened before?
Henry Morgan
The wind is enough to blow the dust off.
Elijah Brown
Spirit no longer runs due to not enough power.
Opportunity amazingly is still running after 12 years.
These twin robots were only suppose to last about 3 months
Ayden Murphy
The whole place is sand, and that means oil! I bet they don't even know what they've got.
Kayden Sanders
A curious mix of sadness and optimism
Nicholas Morales
It runs on an RTG.
The RTGs on the Voyagers are still putting out enough juice to have them functioning and talking to earth. So Curiosity will still be doing SCIENCE!, when Musk shows up on Mars.