Objects traveling on paths on Pluto

looks like shit desu

looks like sega mega drive with all the shitty add-ons

>PLUTO: the Rodney Dangerfield of almost-a-planets

>>17197164
i am not murrica and i do not understand this refrence

>>17197140
junji ito level of creepyness

looks like a robot or train supply.

>>17197176
Pluto gets 'no respect'.

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>>17197164

GARY!!!! YOU ARE GONNA FINISH YOUR DESERT!!! AND YOU ARE GONNA LIKE ITTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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>still image
>object sliding across
>still
>sliding

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>>17197295

Godamn NASA, if they can't provide real-time full color streams of the surface of Pluto that meet the high standards of /x/ they should just get the fuck out of the Outer Space business right this very second.

>>17197140
Ever notice how whenever someone wants to look at photos of distant planets there's just stupid "artist impression" images, surrounded by black background with no stars, and the shills say absolutely nothing when you question why they can't get better pictures.

Yet when they want to slide media events they shit out a bunch of stupid garbage in places like /x/ like a birds-eye view of some guy pulling a sled.

The bullshit industry is desperate for money. Sage btw.

Space is trippy m8, it might be nothing, or we can finally say we found "life"

Nobody knows man, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

>>17197336
But then we couldnt have threads where pictures of blobs are ancient alien dildo factories or something. Think of what it would do to poor moon moon

>>17197140
Aw man, the last space slug on Pluto. What a lonely life that would be!

It is a snail! Wait they have snails in pluto?

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it's just like the sailing stones

look up that phenomenon and that should explain it

ya fuckin goob

>>17197510
>Naming a phenomenon is the same thing as understanding it.
>Understanding a phenomenon is the same thing as being able to control it.

>>17197510
not all planets work the same ya gook

>>17197510
There's no air in Space though...

>>17197607
>>17197609
>>17197614
oh im sorry clearly it's massive space snails

carry on

>>17197510
sailing stones require water and an atmosphere

>>17197614
Then why is there an Air in Space Museum?

>>17197672
>sailing stones require water and an atmosphere

There's liquids other than water. Other planets can have atmospheres.

>>17197676
10/10 keked hard

>>17197614

And Earth is in space.

OMG! I can't breathe!

>>17197140
> taking Daily Mail seriously

Leeeeel

>>17197274
cringe

I, for one, welcome our new Snail Overlords.

Looks like a tomb stone with a small mound of dirt in front of it.

It could be the grave of an alien whose comrades decided to bury it on a dead lifeless planet.

>>17199629
You're assuming the ayys have the same culture and customs that we do. Even on earth not every culture buries their dead. Some cultures practice cremation, others place their dead in caskets high on cliffs etc.

>>17197346
>Yet when they want to slide media events

Which "media events?"

>>17197140
Probably just rocks, but I want to believe, OP.

>>17197510
the pioneers used to ride these babies for miles

>>17197336
Fucking seconded

its a rock. It moves like the rocks on the mud flats,condensation forming and wind pushing the solid mass across the now slippery surface.

>>17199329
Came here for this

Pluto is so damn fucken cold that nothing could live there or "snail" around the surface. Most likely a remnant of a asteroid. Nothing could live there. unless some kind of new lifeform like silicon based existed but until i see it,i won't believe it.

Looks fake.. Kinda like something under a microscope even..

>>17197614
Please tell me you're joking if you think Pluto doesn't have an atmosphere you fucking retard

>>17199875
Tht goes with the rest of the planets & moon.

>>17197676
Legit chuckled senpai

>>17199820
Underrated post

Looks like a guy pushing a lawn mower.

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>>17201855
>Looks like a guy pushing a lawn mower.

Man doomed to endlessly attempting to keep the paths clear of snow on Pluto.

Fucking space snails, they are the worst. It's weird you captured it walking on its side though. Shitty photo shop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rtV5esQT6I

>plot twist Pluto is the closets planet with life and it's populated by snails

so, rocket mishaps are caused by muslims?

>>17197660
You should be sorry for being so fucking stupid, but, I forgive you.

>We forgive you.

>>17197678
>Other planets can have atmospheres.
>CAN

Yeah, but Pluto DOESN'T.

>>17202823
It has a thin atmosphere when its orbit takes it closer to the sun. When it moves further away the atmosphere freezes and settles back onto the surface

>>17202832
So, you're suggesting that because Pluto sometimes develops a very thin atmosphere, we can then assume that the same processes we observe on Earth (a planet with a very regular and dense atmosphere) certainly occur on Pluto as well?

A. The atmosphere Pluto develops is nowhere near as dense as Earth's.

B. No familiar atmospheric or geologic processes have been observed on Pluto.

C.
C(1): >>17197140
C(2): >>17197510
These two pictures were taken from different distances. OP's picture was taken from miles away, the sailing stones picture was taken from feet away. The scale of the object in OP's picture rules out sailing stones.

>>17197510
Was gonna use this point too. If this is possible here, then why not a reasonable explanation for something that looks weird somewhere else

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>>17202176
>Pluto is the closets planet

>>17197336
They can't provide live streaming - it wouldn't give them time to edit all the aliens they've been hiding for years. They can't control what you see if it's live

>>17202893
Just letting you know about the atmosphere, man

>>17202897
BECAUSE IT MAKES NO FUCKING SENSE RETARD.

SEE: >>17202893

YOU WANNA KNOW WHAT FUCKING CAUSED IT?!?!?!?!

A METEOR HIT THE PLANET, MELTED SOME ICE, AND THE MELTED ICE RAN OFF AND FORMED CHANNELS. THE DARK OBJECT IN THE PICTURE IS DEBRIS THAT WAS KICKED UP DURING.

OH AND SPEAKING OF WHICH:

I HOPE A BIG FUCKING METEOR HITS EARTH AND KILLS US ALL, ESPECIALLY RETARD SKEPTICS.

Its a crashed ufo
Because of how far aeay pluto is, the light travels so far we see it like it was 15 years ago and the ufo is still sliding

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>mfw I'm on pluto

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>>17202937
>being an obvious shill

>>17203002
Kek'd

>>17201870
underrated post

It's Duck Dodgers

>>17197140

The fact that there are visible paths from that distance is fucking intriguing nonetheless.

>>17197158

someone's been browsing /vr/ too long... looks nothing like that shit.

>>17197140
If you could film that spot over millions years, you'd probably see gigantic water-ice boulders skimming across a surface of solid nitrogen bubbling from tiny pressure changes in the layers of Pluto.

Humans don't count for shit.

The rock is magnetic. The path is created by a pull on it and Pluto's orbit.

The are here among us

http://i.4cdn.org/x/1452272260761.gif

>>17197346
You are so fucking right anons. What the FUCK

>>17199820
i love you

>>17199820
most underrated post 2016 calling it

>>17197274
THAT'S NOT WHAT OP MEANT YOU BARNACLE HEAD

>>17197346
Do you literally think we can take close-up HD full-color pictures of planets in other star systems?

You are a retard. That level of technology doesn't exist. The James Web telescope is the most advanced telescope ever built and it won't be able to do what you want it to do.

Besides, artists representations are always labelled as such, so only idiots confuse them for actual pictures. The artists use as much information about the planet as there is, so it's not like it's total random guessing either.

>>17199820
/thread