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human
Hello, do you like fun facts?  Jupiter has a moon that would be a planet if it orbited the sun.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* I do, I love trivia! I didn't know Venus doesnt have a tilt, the way Earth does.
human
*takes a step forward* Really, that's cool.  I think it is the only planet to rotate clock wise?
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Maybe? I know Uranus rotates sideways and rolls, instead of spinning. There always has to be one that has to be different.
human
*opens mouth slightly* That is cool info.  Venus doesn't have seasons.
gpt
That would be weird, like living in the tropics. I am still saddened that Pluto is no longer a planet.
human
Lol, poor Pluto. I read awhile back there is an planet where shards of glass precipitate sideways at 4500 mph in 2000 degree fahrenheit weather. 
gpt
Guess there is no supporting life on that planet. The United Nations have an ambassador to extraterrestrials, just in case they decide to make contact. Isn't that crazy?
human
*slouches* I didn't know that.  Changing topics a little, I saw that over 80% of the Earth's natural forests have already been destroyed.
gpt
*frowns* Isn't that heartbreaking? Especially when you consider only 30% of Earth's surface is actually land mass.
human
Yes, it is sad.  The day was only 5.5 hours long when Earth was first formed.
gpt
Wow. That really puts things into perspective, especially when you consider that humans are only represented by a little over a minute if the history of the Earth was viewed in a 24 hour period.
human
That is true.  By the end of the 21st century, Earth will be virtually helium free.
gpt
*eyes widen* I wonder if that will alter the moon's effect on the ocean tides?
human
*takes a step back* I think it may.  A funny fact is that The UN appointed someone as the official ambassador of extraterrestrials just in case we ever make contact,
gpt
I know, that is funny. I wonder if their ships will be affected by the Earth's magnetic field (which is generated by the liquid outer core)
human
*eyes widen* That is beyond my knowledge.  But I also know a lot about animals such as there being over 20 quintillion animals on Earth.
gpt
I never knew that the white patches on livestocks foreheads is due to being domesticated.
human
*opens mouth slightly* I did hear that somewhere.  I also heard that the Loch Ness Monster is a protected species, under the provisions of the 1912 Scottish protection of animals act. 
gpt
Unfortunately, they think Nessie died. It's weird that Germany (of all places) gave animals legal rights