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[GlyphGryph]

I'm pretty sure Darwin, Turing, and Feynman would possible have a place in there.

[PyroDesu]

It's incomplete as of now.

[GlyphGryph]

And Alex and Ann Shulgin as the God and Goddess of psychadelic chemistry, of course.

[Sirus]

No Stephen Hawking, God of Time and Space? I am disappoint.

[sneakey pete]

Actually, if we discovered fossil proof of alien life, how much would we able to know about it through curiosity? And how far are we off synthesizing it?

I said this a while ago, but if we find fossils on Mars, the oil companies will set up an entire metropolis there in a year.

More like the oxygen companies would form a monopoly

[Scoops Novel]

If Nasa funding goes up, what then? I hope a trip to europa is peeking out of the undergrowth.

[Sergius]

This seems relevant.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIy6w_iubSs

[Guardian G.I.]

Bill Nye, God of Science Education
Neil DeGrasse Tyson, God of Astronomy
Carl Sagan, God of Scientific Idealism
Marie Curie, Goddess of Nuclear Chemistry
Isaac Newton, God of Physics
Albert Einstein, God of Scientific Mathematics (?)
Svante Arrhenius, God of Physical Chemistry
Isaac Asimov, God of Robotics
Gregor Mendel, God of Genetics
Louis Pastuer, God of Microbiology

How's that so far?

There are not enough Russian scientists in here.
What about Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, or Sergei Korolev?

[Scoops Novel]

Mars doesn't have evidence for life yet! However, Mercury has organics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-b6Q_hbhk0&feature=g-all http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2012/nov/29/scientists-frozen-organic-material-mercury http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20553879

And you thought you were good at trolling...

[10ebbor10]

If Nasa funding goes up, what then? I hope a trip to europa is peeking out of the undergrowth.

There used to be a plan to launch in 2020, but it was cancelled after the NASA dropped out of it.

ESA's still going through, but their mission is focusing on Ganymede rather than Europa.

[Dermonster]

ESA's still going through, but their mission is focusing on Ganymede rather than Europa.

I read that as 'Gensokyo' for a moment. Images were had.

[IronyOwl]

ESA's still going through, but their mission is focusing on Ganymede rather than Europa.

I read that as 'Gensokyo' for a moment. Images were had.

We sent a probe, but it was demolished by a flying little girl in a protracted multi-stage air battle before it could collect any samples.

[Karnewarrior]

ESA's still going through, but their mission is focusing on Ganymede rather than Europa.

I read that as 'Gensokyo' for a moment. Images were had.

We sent a probe, but it was demolished by a flying little girl in a protracted multi-stage air battle before it could collect any samples.

Oddly, we found traces of shampoo on the wreckage, of all things.

[Mlamlah]

http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/04/good-morning-everyone-im-chris-lewicki-and-im-an-asteroid-miner-planetary-resources-announces-aste/

Who here has heard of this awesomery yet?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

We discussed that a while back, but it's good to see they're making progress.