Life First Started On Planet Mercury?, Looking for biological evidence support

He's an Ozzy!

We use sheep where I come from. Ozzies just have their kangaroos. It was suppose to read have a great day - mate.

The Mercurii College of Science has offered to make a gesture of friendship.

It will be interesting to see if the Giant Weta can make the transition.

That Weta stuff is strange for you to bring up . I am in a conversation with some one right now about bug introduction . No not pine bark beetle into Haiti you nit wits out there that are spreading that rumor . Bad Humans . You know who I am talking to Little miss Harvard !! We do not do anything with out the science to back us up . It is all talk until the science has been completed . So in your Face . Missy
No it is English bee keeping . See while I was in Haiti I noticed the absence of bugs . No buzzing in my ear . No cricket sounds and such . I suspect all the chickens eat em as fast as they can produce . More chickens in Haiti than I have ever seen and the god awful sound of chickens is every where . I see why it is used as a motif in Voo Doo Horror Movies. Na I like the sound of the chickens . Being a Bird Man my self . Bird of prey . I am an Eagle

Interesting that reintroduction article me Mate . Not that I be presumptuous in calling you Mate, but rather an extended hand in friend ship . My rhetoric can be a little ( I don't know what to call it , Unnerving maybe , Psychedelic ? ) Nothing personal , well maybe , Who knows for sure

That is so strange , I think your bigger self caused you to say Great Mate. Even Great Day-mate is worse . Like icing on a cake .

God why Me!!! That is rhetorical. More like Gosh Dang it . See I can't even stop my self.
I always liked the way you guys said Mate .
Your word dropping resembles my own . Not just us , but others too. Must be human trait

Oi Oi Oi Mate

How did you know that? That is the mating call of the male Mercurii.

"Oi Oi Oi mate" is just right. "Horrah Horrah" is the standard reply.

Spell oi backwards and what do you get
Now that's a clue

A Clue? C+L : Your adeux

Don't `LR' i told you!

The Mercurii are hopeless when given clues. They have been described as "clueless". You often hear them admit; "I don't have a clue". Sometimes this happens immediately after giving them a "so called clue".

IO IO a hunting we will go!

In Out In Out in Out.

I owe no!

Break through in the fight against cluelessness.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries...ight-Parkinsons

Right country, right time, right now.

Io is the closest moon to Jupiter
A little bigger than Mercury at 3,642 k

Something weird going on there. Geologically very active in other words the core is hot and the Io moon might be shrinking so the material is being spewed to the surface.
But what was causing the heating?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Io_(moon)

There is more to it than that for it locked into a synchronous orbit with Jupiter (one face always to the planet).
The heating implies a loss of energy so therefore unless it is also being tidally accelerated it is going to lose energy and hence momentum and one day crash into Jupiter.

I would would think it requires more than the passing of the other Moons to cause this severe heating.

I wonder if the Mercurii have been over there and know the reason?

No it seems to be correct that Io is being heated by the friction due to gravitational tug o war between the other moons and Jupiter.

The Mercurii never had a say in it. They just sat there basking oin the Sun.

Evolution seen in 'synthetic DNA' That's the title of a news article today.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-17769529

Successive generations of a molecule were made to "cling on better".

The Mercurii were right into this from the beginning too, for it was a matter of clinging on to dear life. They survived because it was in their DNA. The knew how to cling on and have spread throughout the Solar System and beyond by clinging onto comets etc.

This post has been edited by Robittybob1 on Apr 19 2012, 08:06 PM