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(DIR) Post #AjOoPI3jbvHl4WAef2 by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T21:45:05Z
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Which celestial body is the most creepy?
(DIR) Post #AjOobGzVPMNdEYuGiu by Nickiquote@mstdn.social
2024-06-28T21:47:11Z
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@futurebird Mars. Something went down there. Something bad.
(DIR) Post #AjOodBmVkRh3eik4US by patrickhadfield@mastodon.scot
2024-06-28T21:47:34Z
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@futurebird my "other" is ... None! Wonderful, inspirational and frequently awesome. But not creepy!
(DIR) Post #AjOolL6UyIkAswyfFw by grumpasaurus@fosstodon.org
2024-06-28T21:49:00Z
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@futurebird I chose other.For "ur mom"I will see myself out.
(DIR) Post #AjOonyBQe6XUfRXP4S by michael_w_busch@mastodon.online
2024-06-28T21:49:00Z
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@futurebird I can offer the asteroid 2015 TB145, which looks not entirely unlike a skull.
(DIR) Post #AjOorjioM6gcyRwqx6 by llewelly@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T21:50:05Z
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@futurebird
(DIR) Post #AjOoze8H1KCfxJd6fY by trabex@newsie.social
2024-06-28T21:51:37Z
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@futurebird The sun. It's just a million-year nuclear reactor.
(DIR) Post #AjOp10PXftvbLCM5FQ by aadmaa@mathstodon.xyz
2024-06-28T21:51:36Z
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@futurebird The Scutum-Crux arm. No ship that has flow through the Scutum-Crux has ever returned. Creepy ... or what???
(DIR) Post #AjOpD2HAZCUUbGAvlg by kellogh@hachyderm.io
2024-06-28T21:54:04Z
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@futurebird moons are creepy, obvs, and Jupiter has the most of them. Easy vote
(DIR) Post #AjOpPZB04MEg78GTWi by lydialurch@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T21:56:16Z
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@futurebird Pluto is full of ghosts. I'm a big fan.
(DIR) Post #AjOpSAiZShkj7sD3ho by mattmcirvin@mathstodon.xyz
2024-06-28T21:56:32Z
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@futurebird Hyperionhttps://science.nasa.gov/saturn/moons/hyperion/
(DIR) Post #AjOpVOPgzzUKTEuo2y by brektyme@hachyderm.io
2024-06-28T21:57:14Z
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@futurebird Venus, because it's scary how close it is to Earth in just about every way, but completely uninhabitable and generally terrifying. And the result of runaway greenhouse gases.
(DIR) Post #AjOpYtu0Ndfn05lZvE by biloti@ursal.zone
2024-06-28T21:57:18Z
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@futurebird Rama.
(DIR) Post #AjOpbOLIAx0JzJiXpo by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T21:57:46Z
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@lydialurch Pluto is a pretty Lake Superior Agate or maybe a geode, and someday there will be a youTube video of some giddy little rock hound cutting it in half.
(DIR) Post #AjOpgGUylYCD6oZXrU by christopherbrown@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T21:57:51Z
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@futurebird Venus is the creepiest for me. A storm of dense split pea soup.
(DIR) Post #AjOpnwD25MfgUzpvyS by Christopher@mastodon.coffee
2024-06-28T21:59:41Z
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@futurebird It's a tie between Mars and Saturn. Especially when it comes from Gustav Holst. :blobcatgiggle:
(DIR) Post #AjOpq6oDeA2Nx8GWXY by soaproot@sfba.social
2024-06-28T22:00:57Z
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@futurebird I'm voting for Io. It is all those volcanoes (and colors, which I think are vivid even if you aren't looking at an enhanced color image, as I understand it).
(DIR) Post #AjOprjvThCr9YtRFNQ by lydialurch@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:01:20Z
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@futurebird I'm very conflicted about that idea. I would definitely watch though.
(DIR) Post #AjOpvO0b7tEkkDZWjY by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:01:57Z
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@lydialurch You know it will polish up really nice.
(DIR) Post #AjOq8pXi4Bg3u8TEUi by s31bz@fosstodon.org
2024-06-28T22:04:29Z
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@futurebirdVenus, my favorite planet
(DIR) Post #AjOqApog1IvbKfMX9k by lydialurch@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:04:29Z
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@futurebird The Gem of the Milky Way, and they wanted to kick it out. Now I'll just take a tiny piece for the center of my tiara, thanks!
(DIR) Post #AjOqEogk9iLSzaYBaC by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:04:47Z
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@lydialurch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GCFmiGKAFc&pp=ygUNYWdhdGUgY3V0dGluZw%3D%3D
(DIR) Post #AjOqJxQ77PaTWODuS0 by beecycling@romancelandia.club
2024-06-28T22:05:12Z
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@futurebird I'm not saying Saturn as such is creepy, but that weird hexagon thing at its north pole is creepy. And the way we keep finding more and more moons around it is creepy. Almost like something is putting them there when we're not looking.
(DIR) Post #AjOqNVKNVXifYJER3Q by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:05:46Z
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@beecycling So many kids to eat, so little time.
(DIR) Post #AjOqdKNpxwNaF7OY8u by campbell@elekk.xyz
2024-06-28T22:10:09Z
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@futurebird moon’s haunted
(DIR) Post #AjOqtNBVJqj3Z0HFYm by nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:12:56Z
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@futurebird I'm going to go with the planet that is so caustic that even diamond-tipped stuff isn't safe: Venus.
(DIR) Post #AjOrBUQZ832ZEuxdRo by llewelly@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:13:03Z
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@luigirenna @futurebird 1/2in Clarke's novel _2010_ , there's a Chinese exploration ship which arrives at the Jupiter system before the Soviet ship, and they land on Europa's icy surface, and proceed to investigate the ocean beneath the ice.Then, a huge, strange, alien life form comes up from the deep, attracted by all the lights, smashes through ice, and starts freezing to death and dying in the near vacuum.
(DIR) Post #AjOrBWmyLi9UYzSYeO by llewelly@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:13:22Z
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@luigirenna @futurebird 2/2But, it's so huge that in breaking the ice, it seriously undermined the ice underneath the Chinese ship, and so the Chinese ship sinks, all hands lost, though it has time to send a warning transmission to Earth and the Soviet ship.
(DIR) Post #AjOrLKHngmTqgNYFTU by cobalt@awscommunity.social
2024-06-28T22:17:59Z
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@futurebird @lydialurch OOOHH, thanks for that link! I'm spending today trying to be chill and this is a joy to see. Good guy, too!
(DIR) Post #AjOrPR2MWyeEmLI1JY by futurebird@sauropods.win
2024-06-28T22:18:39Z
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@cobalt @lydialurch Rock hound videos are very soothing.
(DIR) Post #AjOrlDct4a0jYYlFfk by lydialurch@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:22:37Z
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@futurebird That. Was. Awesome. 🎇
(DIR) Post #AjOruVghI3J8BAyQa0 by lydialurch@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:24:19Z
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@futurebird @cobalt Indeed!
(DIR) Post #AjOtXJwOzvVizmODmC by catselbow@fosstodon.org
2024-06-28T22:42:34Z
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@futurebird Yuggoth.
(DIR) Post #AjOtl8MuovL59tNTwe by emeb@society.oftrolls.com
2024-06-28T22:42:22Z
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@llewelly @luigirenna @futurebird Oh I just read 2010 again a few months ago. It was kind of painful - so stilted, full of ancient prejudices. I was glad to finish the story and stop thinking about it. Amazing how often rereading the old stuff forces me to confront things I'd ignored in the past.
(DIR) Post #AjOuh3u3a4Yg6ZV9eq by floatybirb@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T22:55:32Z
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@futurebird Sagitarius A* because Black Holes are ominous.there might be an rogue planet that is yet *more* ominous, but I don't know enough rogue planets to name whichever one is the creepiest.
(DIR) Post #AjOv675QsjQJDZlfV2 by qkslvrwolf@mastodon.social
2024-06-28T23:00:01Z
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@futurebird none of them?
(DIR) Post #AjOwhxcQdBo4oQoQJk by alchemistsstudio@mstdn.social
2024-06-28T23:18:07Z
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@futurebird starlink space junk
(DIR) Post #AjOxOVu1YTKpIvKizQ by Tattie@eldritch.cafe
2024-06-28T23:25:43Z
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@futurebird Charon
(DIR) Post #AjP87flmiOpYTmeSh6 by jeffc@mastodon.online
2024-06-29T01:25:57Z
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@futurebirdJupiter.The Grand Tack Hypothesis is downright ominous. Teaming up with another gas giant to bully the other planets? Yeah, that.When that comet hit it, it didn't even blink. How many planets do you think it's swallowed?I mean, have you _listened_ to its radio signals? And what powers those crazy winds and storms?Jupiter's always looming.Don't think for a moment it isn't planning something.
(DIR) Post #AjPCo368lrBGoHdQMi by justafrog@mstdn.social
2024-06-29T02:18:29Z
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@futurebird The next giant meteor which will hit Earth.Nobody knows which one.Nobody knows when it'll hit.But it will, eventually.
(DIR) Post #AjPK0HdNFePx2xxcAa by notsoloud@expressional.social
2024-06-29T03:39:08Z
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@futurebirdBetelgeuse
(DIR) Post #AjPKXdbmZXuikt7Xnc by notsoloud@expressional.social
2024-06-29T03:45:10Z
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@futurebirdWell duh the horsehead nebula.Really sends a message.
(DIR) Post #AjPe1x92OohHA9qPwW by xges@mastodon.social
2024-06-29T07:23:31Z
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@futurebird the sun
(DIR) Post #AjPgihQstNdCnDhe2C by posiputt@trees.social
2024-06-29T07:54:53Z
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@futurebird I'd say earth. It has ants.
(DIR) Post #AjQ53oaZsV4Ry8q2im by ReverendMoose@mas.to
2024-06-29T12:26:25Z
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@futurebird The Moon, are we technically a binary planet / dwarf planet system; would intelligent life even be possible without the moon's influence; why is the moon exactly the right size for a full solar eclipse; is the moon really an artificial construction (probably not but you can't completely rule it out).
(DIR) Post #AjQ5ueQwMlu5ovWbWS by ReverendMoose@mas.to
2024-06-29T12:35:44Z
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@futurebird runner up is Planet X, gravitational influences indicate it should be there, lurking in the Kuiper Belt. They been doing serious science to try and find it pretty much my entire life, it's never where they look for it. One semi-fringe but plausible explanation is it's a primordial black hole.
(DIR) Post #AjQ77DtqQgvjFJbSuO by juandesant@astrodon.social
2024-06-29T12:49:26Z
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@futurebird Io for its volcanism and awesome view of Jupiter.
(DIR) Post #AjQ78pmX4QV11ax2OW by lienrag@mastodon.tedomum.net
2024-06-29T12:40:06Z
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@ReverendMoose Or the egg of a giant space ant, waiting to hatch...(but I guess that seismography has ruled this out now)@futurebird
(DIR) Post #AjQ78r02XgtknmHL5U by ReverendMoose@mas.to
2024-06-29T12:43:12Z
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@lienrag @futurebird I remember a collection of dragon based Sci Fi short stories I read as a preteen and my favorite was this giant momma dragon shows up, looks for an egg where Vulcan should be, then turns to Mercury which hatches into a baby dragon. I think the story ended there, but the implications were clear. I've never been able to figure out the name of the collection or story though.
(DIR) Post #AjSeThRIy4Hg2IV0s4 by mansr@society.oftrolls.com
2024-06-30T18:12:38Z
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@futurebird The moon. Always hiding something.
(DIR) Post #AjVFnp8c8iuqKB8Tdg by Subumbral@mastodon.sdf.org
2024-07-02T00:20:14Z
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@futurebird Neptune