NASA Finds Water on... Mercury?!

What's next? Grass on a new planet?

I'm amazed by this. O_O
Seriously, never thought water could exist on a planet so close to the sun...

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Originally Posted by Tophat Dragoneye

Well, what are we gonna discover next? An entire planet covered in ocean?

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I discovered this planet the day when I was born. I named her... Earth.

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Originally Posted by TheMissingno.

Water is turning out to be pretty common. I'm starting to wonder if there's anywhere in the solar system where it can't be found.

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...turning out pretty common? It's one of the most common compounds in the known universe. Hell, there's a raincloud 100 times larger then the sun floating around a black hole some 10 billion light years away.

Largest Ever Water Reservoir Discovered in Space

So, with that, not surprised at the discovery, but interesting regardless.

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Originally Posted by Instrutilus

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Originally Posted by TheMissingno.

Water is turning out to be pretty common. I'm starting to wonder if there's anywhere in the solar system where it can't be found.

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...turning out pretty common? It's one of the most common compounds in the known universe. Hell, there's a raincloud 100 times larger then the sun floating around a black hole some 10 billion light years away.

Largest Ever Water Reservoir Discovered in Space

So, with that, not surprised at the discovery, but interesting regardless.

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Could have easily said that without trying to make me feel bad (I don't, so you lose).

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Originally Posted by TheMissingno.

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Originally Posted by Instrutilus

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Originally Posted by TheMissingno.

Water is turning out to be pretty common. I'm starting to wonder if there's anywhere in the solar system where it can't be found.

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...turning out pretty common? It's one of the most common compounds in the known universe. Hell, there's a raincloud 100 times larger then the sun floating around a black hole some 10 billion light years away.

Largest Ever Water Reservoir Discovered in Space

So, with that, not surprised at the discovery, but interesting regardless.

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Could have easily said that without trying to make me feel bad (I don't, so you lose).

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Make you feel bad? I was just telling you that water's pretty common in the universe D:

How about a fun fact for an apology: There's a star, WISEPA J182831.08+265037.8 (WISE 1828+2650 to shorten it) that is apparently less then 26.85 degrees Celsius in temperature. It's 27 light years from Earth, so should be interesting to study if we reach it.