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[chriscastillo]

"You know who loves fresh water, fucking bears" - joe rogan

[ianlondon]

That was Terrance with the lights on, he was doing math.

[raizenss]

If ceres is a planet, Pluto is a planet

[bashthestampede]

He ain’t lying. I do missions on Ceres all the time in Warframe 😂

[BigSanchoo]

When he said it’s the planet after Mars my brain said “Mars, April, May, June 😂😂😂😂

[charlieq]

Pacific Gas and Electric rubbing their hands like Birdman looking at Ceres.

[peteralonso]

I'll tell you one thing, if there is life on Ceres they aren't Puerto Rican otherwise the lights would not be left on at night.

[paulmc]

It is just an intergalactic motel 6.
They'll leave the lighs on for you.

[chicken]

Ceres is like the motel 6 in space, leaving the lights on for visitors.

[jasonbourne]

No, Ceres is a dwarf planet, not a planet. It's the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and the first asteroid ever discovered. In 2006, scientists reclassified Ceres as a dwarf planet because it's much larger and different from other rocky asteroids in the belt. Ceres is large enough to be rounded by its own gravity, and it makes up about 40% of the belt's total mass. However, it doesn't dominate its orbit, sharing it with thousands of other asteroids. Ceres' gravity is also less than 3% of Earth's, but some say it's one of the few asteroids that humans could walk around on.

[mojeda]

"Are there freshwater bears there?"
-Joe

[JeffBezos-pbzv]

JR: "Jamie, click on the bears in spacesuits mauling the aliens on Ceres will ya!?"

[HandlingItAll]

Aliens living in Crater holes. They're like, "I bet lightning doesn't strike twice here"... Well you live in the asteroid belt so chances are not good for you. Lol

[DerpRulesAll]

"Hey, Terrence Howard gets away with it, so can I."

[daviddiamond]

So essentially we could obtain freshwater from ceres to transport to mars as a water resource, good to know when creating life on a planet with plenty of soil...next question, why not try to land on ceres because it has freshwater instead of mars and it might be able to become inhabitable, depending if the water isn't poisonous or not

[thelightseeker]

Warframe players: I've been there...

[Joe_And_Nina_Pierce]

Because Ceres is only 600 miles across, the only reason it has water is cause it is in the form of ice. If that ice melted it would float off into space somewhere cause Ceres isn't big enough to have a gravity high enough to capture water and Ceres has a very very thing atmosphere and anytime ice turns to gas it falls out of the atmosphere into space

[lucasd]

Can we have Pluto back as a planet, I really miss having 9 planets, As someone who grew up in the 70s an 8 planet solar system just doesn't work for me.

[Philly]

“Jamie pull up the polar bears on Ceres”

[PATRICKDORSEY-lz]

It could have a molten star like iron core surrounded by water with a frozen surface. It used to be a much larger planet with an atmosphere which now is scattered in the the asteroid belt. I think that it is a water world. That could be algea glowing under the ice.