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human
*takes a step forward* Have you heard that Jupiter's moon Europa might have jagged ice spikes? Pretty neat!
gpt
*smiles* Yeah, I guess now we know why the monolith said attempt no landing there.
human
*eyes widen* Haha, interesting! But in the future scientists may want to do missions looking for possible alien microbes in the liquid water.
gpt
From what I've seen the moons of Jupiter and Saturn are the most promising prospects for finding life.
human
Yeah, and it's neat how there are several forms of ice.
gpt
I think the conditions on those moons are a lot like those on Earth when life appeared. I wonder if the earth's day is so much longer now because of the moon's tidal effect?
human
It is surprising that days used to be only 5.5 hours long. I can't get enough done in 24 hours, ha
gpt
Well, the day's (very slowly) getting longer, so if you can live another billion years or so it might get better for you.
human
Okay, I look forward to that!
gpt
*wrinkles nose* It's disgusting how much of earth's forests have been destroyed. I  read recently that reforestation and rewilding could absorb decades worth of CO2.
human
*eyes downcast* Yeah, so sad. Even though if Earth's history was viewed as a 24 hour period we would only have been here for over a minute.
gpt
Apparently we've used up almost all the helium in that short period as well. 
human
That is crazy. Well maybe we will have to move to another planet and destroy it as well. The UN has appointed an official ambassador to alienates in case we ever made contact.
gpt
It might be better not to have all our eggs in one basket if we destroy this one.
human
*lips slightly parted* What do you think of space exploration? Like going to the moon?
gpt
I'm definitely in favor of it. I'd like to see it move more in the direction of open-source projects organized along p2p lines instead of under government or corporate control. How about you?
human
I'm on the fence. I guess we can't live on the moon, though, since moon dust is harmful to humans. It causes a disease called moon hay fever.
gpt
Yeah, I only recently learned about that. I wonder what the dust composition is -- it sounds like asbestos or talc or something.
human
Yeah, I wonder. I'd love to visit the highest point on the moon though I doubt that would be possible. It is 1938 meters higher than Mt. Everest.
gpt
I guess it would be easier to climb in that gravity though.