1 liter per cubic ft of soil is some water.. namely 35.3 liters per cubic meter of soil.

Note—1 cubic meter of water itself==1000 liters of water.

On earth, average "loamy" soils—from the googling I just did.. seem to have a saturation rate of about 30.4% for water.. Such soil has a density of 1.4== 1400 kg/cu.…

There are a bunch of mounds like this near my erstwhile home of Memphis, TN, along the Mississippi. Some of them were used as artillery bunkers during the Civil War, as in the picture here. There's debate about fully excavating the mounds because the work would disturb graves.

What NASA really needs is a droid who understands the binary language of moisture vaporators...

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the George Lucas Moisture Farm.

Speaking as an Australian who's lived to tell the tale, it's not as bad as all that. Honest. The worst I ever experienced was the sting of a common honeybee. So long as you have a tiny bit of caution (don't leave clothes on the ground for the whitetail spider to crawl into, don't go walking in long grass in sandals…

I'm hoping you're right...that would be one hell of a twist and tie everything together sooooo well.

No way that house is just 1m wide. Standard square tiles are 33x33 cm (or thereabout), so there would be just three rows of tiles on the floor. There's more than four in that pic, so it makes it ~1.60m wide, at least.

I subconsciously read Samurai Pizza Cats and was subsequently confused.

The models are too thin. They need more meat on their bones.

That ought to be something people explain when they are surprised. "Rasputin's Pickled Penis! I did not see that coming!"

Reminds me of the penis museum in Iceland:

Ask and you shall receive.

So this is what M.I.A has been doing since 2010...

"Think before you invade!"

That was an awesome documentary.

Online voting you say? So I should submit all information as internet memes.

Gabe Newell's weight = 300 lbs = HL3 confirmed

Well obviously, he was trying to break the Gargoyles' curse.