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One of the reasons why we must find other planets that can support human life...
1 posted on 06/12/2007 6:50:09 PM PDT by KevinDavis
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2 posted on 06/12/2007 6:51:01 PM PDT by KevinDavis (Mitt Romney 08)
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I am watching the History Channel now and they are showing a documentary called “The Universe”. They are talking about all the “DOOM” scenarios for Earth and the Universe.
3 posted on 06/12/2007 6:54:58 PM PDT by jveritas (owin)
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The probe's Permittivity, Waves and Altimetry (PWA) sensor detected an extremely low frequency (ELF) radio wave during Huygens' descent. If this signal is natural and not accidentally generated by the instrument, studying how ELF waves resonate on Titan could shed light on any oceans that may exist below Titan's surface and how deep they are. Researchers have already ruled out electrical interference from the instrument itself.

4 posted on 06/13/2007 11:52:43 AM PDT by SunkenCiv (Time heals all wounds, particularly when they're not yours. Profile updated June 8, 2007.)
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The moon would do. Mars and Venus, too. Some work would have to be done, some landscaping before the first permanent tenants arrive.


6 posted on 06/13/2007 4:11:03 PM PDT by RightWhale (Repeal the Treaty)
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Eternity and infinity are difficult to comprehend but the bottom line is that the entire lifespan of Earth will not even amount to a speck in the time that is infinity. In fact, no period of time could possibly amount to a speck in infinity because infinity is not only forever in the future but also forever in the past.

Therefore there is no beginning and no end to our cosmos. Only change.

7 posted on 06/13/2007 4:23:13 PM PDT by SamAdams76 (I am 90 days away from outliving Marvin Gaye)
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The enigmatic Saturnian moon Titan is still yielding surprising new details years after scientists first pierced its thick haze veil. The vision now emerging of Saturn's largest moon, with its giant dunes and oceanless surface, is perhaps a glimpse of Earth's desert future.

The sky is falling!!!!

13 posted on 06/13/2007 10:41:00 PM PDT by SoldierDad (Proud Father of a 2nd BCT 10th Mountain Soldier fighting the terrorists in the Triangle of Death)
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