The odd place where one of my arguments meets reality.
To counter those who gripe about how much space exploration costs, I've often used the following argument:
Other person: "I can't believe they spent all that money to take pictures
of Mars."
Me: "You'd change your mind if those pictures showed diamonds as big as
Volkswagens."
Turns out such a scenario may not be that far divergent from reality.
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There's a theory that there might be a huge diamond at the core of Jupiter. Arthur C. Clarke addressed the potentiality in (the not very good) "2061: Odyssey Three."
http://www.astronomycafe.net/qadir/q2270.html
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