https://www.newsweek.com/tardigrade-living-moon-israel-spaceship-crash-1452728
In a few hundred thousand (or million or billion or whatever) years, they will be studying our ruins wondering where the hell we all went wrong. :dreamer:
The wonders of the internet are amazing
And that Tardigrade poo will take the paint off your Lunar Rover in an instant. Plus, not even Tide can take it out of white space suit. :hide:
BREAKING! -- 21st century scientists are astonished to discover that flying to the moon is super-hard, can easily end in unexpected catastrophes; still want to archive things there, like that would be useful.
::)
I actually considered posting (and joking) about it.
It would be interesting to see the repercussions of this over a hundred years from now.
Well, they have nothing to eat, presumably, beyond whatever was sent with them; and no way to travel; so I'd say the repercussions of them being there in a hundred years are likely to be nothing beyond "Hey most of these things are dead and the others are still hibernating."