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Opps! There may now be Life on the Moon... and we put it there!

Windwalker

Veteran Member
Premium Member
Are you talking about actual poop or trash?
Actual poop. Human dung. From the Guardian article linked to above:

Because the moon is considered lifeless, Nasa’s office of planetary protection does not frown on missions that spill Earthly organisms on its surface. After all, the Apollo astronauts left behind their own microbes in the 96 bags of human waste that await some future cleaner on the moon. Had the spacecraft spilled its living cargo on Mars, the story might be very different.
I never knew this until today! When was the first time you ever thought of 96 bags of human poop laying on the moon? Nice thought, no? Welcome to club. :)
 

Enoch07

It's all a sick freaking joke.
Premium Member
Tardigrades are considered the hardiest animals on Earth.

They are tough.

In their normal state, you can kill them quite easily,” he said. “We accidentally killed loads by accident because we subjected them to the extreme cold too fast.”

More than likely they died due to lack of 0xygen. They can survive many of the conditions listed but they die quickly without food/oxygen.

I look at these little guys through a microscope everyday. Love em!
 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Actual poop. Human dung. From the Guardian article linked to above:

Because the moon is considered lifeless, Nasa’s office of planetary protection does not frown on missions that spill Earthly organisms on its surface. After all, the Apollo astronauts left behind their own microbes in the 96 bags of human waste that await some future cleaner on the moon. Had the spacecraft spilled its living cargo on Mars, the story might be very different.
I never knew this until today! When was the first time you ever thought of 96 bags of human poop laying on the moon? Nice thought, no? Welcome to club. :)
They'll turn that into a science experiment.


Personally I think we should eventually jettison all Earth's waste into the sun as soon as the technology allows us to.

Problem solved. The sun won't mind.
 

Brickjectivity

Turned to Stone. Now I stretch daily.
Staff member
Premium Member
Earth has been hit by comets, and bacteria may have been shot up into space. Those bacteria may currently be growing in an other star system. Its not likely, but its possible.
 

Saint Frankenstein

Wanderer From Afar
Premium Member
Actual poop. Human dung. From the Guardian article linked to above:

Because the moon is considered lifeless, Nasa’s office of planetary protection does not frown on missions that spill Earthly organisms on its surface. After all, the Apollo astronauts left behind their own microbes in the 96 bags of human waste that await some future cleaner on the moon. Had the spacecraft spilled its living cargo on Mars, the story might be very different.
I never knew this until today! When was the first time you ever thought of 96 bags of human poop laying on the moon? Nice thought, no? Welcome to club. :)
That's pretty infuriating. What were they thinking? :facepalm:
 
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