Who wants to go to Mars?

[Anglian]

Quite interesting to go to Mars I suppose, but I'm sure their are more interesting thing that haven't been found yet in the seas, lost cities, weird fish, endless

 

[fastpitch17]

Quite interesting to go to Mars I suppose, but I'm sure their are more interesting thing that haven't been found yet in the seas, lost cities, weird fish, endless

Yep, there too is another interesting place. So much of the Earths water areas have never been explored. Again, a bit deep would be OK but the bottom of the Marianas trench, not so much for me. I lived on top of it and and that was pretty neat.

 

[Anglian]

I again don't know but a bit of a sceptic, but some people have repoted UFOs diving into the sea, no wouldn't that be fun, aliens living at the bottom of the sea, UFOs and ghosts, till I've seen one I don't believe it

 

[El_Goretto]

I agree with this. Would love to go but only to observe and experience it. Not too far out or for very long.

Then Virgin Galactic makes mores sense...

Or jump into a Russin MiG-29 and get to the edge of space for less than $20k!

 

[Bad_azz]

It is a whole lot cheaper to look at it thru google earth

I think if I had the sort of cash that would be needed to throw away on a trip like this I would rather buy my own island and make it as self sufficient as possible... prepare for when money is worth nothing and zombies roam...

 

[El_Goretto]

It is a whole lot cheaper to look at it thru google earth

I think if I had the sort of cash that would be needed to throw away on a trip like this I would rather buy my own island and make it as self sufficient as possible... prepare for when money is worth nothing and zombies roam...

Why not both? It is a rather unique experience and the ticket price for Virgin Galactic is much more expensive (but the experience is supposed to be better and longer).

 

[Bad_azz]

Why not both? It is a rather unique experience and the ticket price for Virgin Galactic is much more expensive (but the experience is supposed to be better and longer).

I guess the why not is that I kinda like looking up and out at the universe, rather than looking from down there at what I already know.

Now if it was some Star Trek type mission thingy with a nice big ship kitted out with a decent bathtub and 5* hotel style luxuries off on an exploration then yeah- count me in...
some fun-park-style ride with a start and finish point - count me out.

 

[atlantis]

Even in shallow water you'll easily see the aliens like these:


Warty frogfish
by Wisnu Purwanto, on Flickr

The Rhynopias, Bobbit an Frogfish are from Selat Lembeh, aren't they Pak Wisnu?
One thing is amazing and have the frogfish really look like an alien: if you take a closer look at the antenna lure, it looks like there are red ideograms on it. Admit it Pak Wisnu, this is a plastic frogfish that you bought in Kampung Cina for the pic.

 

[Wisnu]

The Rhynopias, Bobbit an Frogfish are from Selat Lembeh, aren't they Pak Wisnu?
One thing is amazing and have the frogfish really look like an alien: if you take a closer look at the antenna lure, it looks like there are red ideograms on it. Admit it Pak Wisnu, this is a plastic frogfish that you bought in Kampung Cina for the pic.

Yes, That's the reason I really love Lembeh strait
Believe me, I visited Lembeh more frequently than Kampung Cina, although Kampung Cina is only 3 minute drive from home in Kota wisata.
I didn't notice the red ideogram until you mentioned it. I check the other pictures of the same fellow and can't find the bar code or made china label. So. I assure everybody here, this alien was born in Lembeh.
And they will always welcome everybody from this forum who visit Lembeh strait. When taking this picture, I told (him/her - don't know the gender) that I'm your good friend of Mr. Atlantis; and as you can see, s/he cutely grins.

Hope to visit Lembeh again, end of this year.

 

[waarmstrong]

Given the risk, it would be stupid to pay for more than a one-way ticket.