To: Lonesome in Massachussets
Location, location, location. A nice little ocean front property on a planet with oxygen, water and moderate tempratures, near, but not too near, a yellow star is going to be worth a lot more than undeveloped space trapped in a time warp near a black hole in some God foresaken corner of a remote galaxy cluster. Especially if the proptery has access to a reliable airport and a stable government. So true. That's why when Betelgeuse goes supernova, it'll be no great loss. That neck of the galactic woods already looks like Detroit - or Gary, Indiana.
43 posted on
02/10/2011 11:16:35 AM PST by
Charles Martel
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To: Charles Martel
I’d like to live on a planet orbiting the binary star Alcyone A, from a distance of about 10 AU, with two white dwarfs and a yellow sun orbiting outside of us and have an inside view of the Pleiades. Tides and seasons would be wild! The sky would be alive, both day and night.
51 posted on
02/10/2011 6:00:36 PM PST by
Lonesome in Massachussets
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To: Charles Martel
55 posted on
02/11/2011 4:20:06 AM PST by
Lonesome in Massachussets
(Socialists are to economics what circle squarers are to math; undaunted by reason or derision.)
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