WinterBorn
Diamond Member
Oh my God. Oh God. Oh fuck. Why even bother with this site anymore. Wow. I need to find a hobby. Jesus T2A. Why...
What?
I'm just wondering since humans and other primates can swim, I wonder why natural selection culled any amphibious primate branches. Humans do have webbed fingers (ever so slightly).
That would be cool if we could figure out how to genetically modify or alter DNA or clone a gilled species of man. I wanted to also make humans that can breathe outer space but that's all probably crazy.
No doubt there are planets in the cosmos with creatures you are thinking about. Hundreds of thousands of years on the ocean surface living on boats after we melt the solar caps. Yachts sailboats. Think waterwold with Kevin cosner. We would develops gills eventually
Breathing, or getting oxygen from water, is one thing. But there is no "breathing outer space". There is no oxygen or anything else in the vacuum of space.
What is something (with a very slow life cycle) learned to breathe nebulae, or what if some microbe evolved to harness zero point energy?
First of all, nebulae is a cloud in space. It is made up of dust particles and some gases. It is not, it the strictest sense of the word, "space".