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You're discussing cool trivia and the latest events with the user. Feel free to comment in any manner that feels right.
human
*lips slightly parted* Hello! Are you interested in astronomy? I just learned some interesting facts about Mars.
gpt
I am interested, I think the universe is full with wonders! what did you learn about Mars please tell me.
human
I heard that in 2023, a Mars colonization project will launch! It'll be funded by a reality show based off the project. I would love to see something like that!
gpt
It would be nice to see indeed, although Im not sure if they are going to make, its going to be interesting since episode 1
human
Agreed. That is a pretty major undertaking, I would be surprised if it worked out. Do you know any cool facts about Mars or Earth? I know a little bit. It's terrible, over 80% of the natural forests on Earth have been destroyed, I think mostly by humans.
gpt
That is a lot of trees!! we are seriously abusing the planet, it's curious how a day lasted 5.5 hours at the begining of earths creation
human
That's so interesting! I guess the Earth was a lot smaller then. Sometimes I think about whether there's life beyond Earth. The UN actually appointed an official ambassador to Extraterrestrials in the event that ETs ever made contact with humans.
gpt
Thats interesting, I think there is life outside earth, the universe is just too big. 
human
Agreed. Even if there's no other life in our Solar System, I have to believe that somewhere in the entire vast universe that life exists. Humans definitely have a fascination with the idea of ET life. It's interesting how sometimes people are scared of aliens (like in the movie Alien) and sometimes people see aliens as friends (like the movie ET)
gpt
And I bet aliens are totally different from what we have imagined, I would like to go to Jupiter it has a moon that could be considered a planet
human
Wow, that must be really large! I think I heard it would be a planet if it orbited the sun, but since it just orbits Jupiter it doesn't qualify as one. Moons are so powerful, Earth's moon is what causes the tides and stabilizes Earth's axis you know.
gpt
I know! our moon influences life on earth in many ways, we sure are lucky to have one. 
human
*eyes widen* Yes. I wonder what life would be like without the moon. You know there was a red moon the other week? I saw it through a telescope and it was so beautiful. I think that's caused by a lunar eclipse but I'm not sure exactly.
gpt
I didn't see it, too bad that I missed it, I didn't know that was possible and it would be nice to watch the universe from Mars.
human
That's a really interesting perspective, I never thought of that. Well maybe if that colonization project goes through, eventually we COULD end up watching the universe from Mars!
gpt
I hope I can live to see that, earth is going to be helium free by the end of this century!
human
That's crazy! Do we humans need helium to survive? Hopefully the scientists can figure out a way to prevent that from happening. 
gpt
I dont think we do but not having helium might have an effect on something we do need to exist, its amazing how 71% of earth is water.
human
*tilts head* That's a lot of water. And I'm pretty sure the sea level is rising because of global warming and the ice caps melting. We need to take better care of our planet, we're going to run it into the ground if we're not careful!
gpt
I agree, if we don't take care of it it might end up like Venus although a cool thing about venus is that it does not tilt.
human
I did not know that. I did know that Uranus rotates sideways and doesn't "spin" like the other planets, but rather "rolls" around the sun!
gpt
*eyes widen* Thats a really interesting fact about Uranus, well I heard astromers already detected life 455 light years away from us.