The GOP and Tea Party Have Turned Political Debate Into A Joke!
The
GOP doesn't wish to debate (or they just never learned how) all
they want is what any bully wants... MY WAY OR THE HIGHWAY! It's
so sickening that it can and has turned off a multitude of people
who wish to use their thinking skills to... THINK. Ya think? I
really love politics but whenever I feel this enormous disgust
towards the leaders on the right, who act like little spoiled
brats, I turn to other subjects to help me get through the day,
such as Science. Thank goodness, the bulldozers on the right DO
NOT have absolute control (although they would like to) over the
many subjects we can choose to enlighten our perspectives and
give us a better understanding of our world and our existence,
such as this article that appeared in Google Science... Gravity controls icy moon
Enceladus's spew
By Melissa Hogenboom
EXCERPT:
Scientists believe Enceladus could be
habitable Nasa planetary scientist Terry Hurford, who first made
tidal stress predictions about Enceladus's cracks in 2007, said
it was a great piece of work that "ties the story
together" of how the stresses on its surface were formed. He
said there were "big questions" about Enceladus and
whether it had a liquid ocean. "On the model I used to
predict this variability in the stresses, I assume there's a
global ocean. I think since the current observations are in line
with the prediction it might be evidence of a global ocean and
not just a local sea. "Anywhere you have liquid water,
there's a chance it could be habitable. What's even more exciting
is that because of the material on the surface, you could sample
what's in the liquid to learn more about it, unlike Europa which
has a few kilometres of ice on top of its ocean," Dr Hurford
told BBC News. In an accompanying news and views article, John
Spencer of the Southwest Research Institute, US, said that
Enceladus was one of the few places beyond Earth "where we
can watch geology happen in real time, giving us a primer for
understanding other, less active, icy worlds"."The
likely presence of liquid water and complex organic chemistry
makes Enceladus especially intriguing as a potential habitat for
extraterrestrial life, providing additional motivation for
investigating its interior."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23517808
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23517808
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