Posted on 04/03/2013 6:26:05 PM PDT by SunkenCiv
It should be noted that hot a single one of the exoplanets discovered is even close to being habitable.
It should be noted that not a single one of the exoplanets discovered is even close to being habitable.
Mr. Sagan didn’t believe in God back then.
I’ll guarantee you, he does NOW!
Oh, No!!~!
You know what I really miss. I miss those Sat. night creationist vs. evolutionist threads. Haven’t seen any lately. I think they might have killed each other off. You know, Mutually Assured Destruction. MAD for short. Yep, I’d check in every now and then, throw out a comment or 2. And watch the fireworks. Great with a glass of good Scotch.
(Sigh..) I miss the good ‘ole days....
comment s/b comet (do not ever rely on spell check)
For now...
They said that about Florida once.
We are alone...
Why do we keep looking? If liberals want a colder planet, just send them all to Pluto one way.
I suppose it is possible that there may be some form of simple life on a few of those planets, but my bet is, none of them harbor any kind of advanced, intelligent life (i.e. life capable of even simple, basic technology).
The majority of planets they have found have orbits of less than 48 hours and are so close to their suns that they have estimated surface temps of 800 deg or more.
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