Life in space?
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1 Dec 2010, 00:04
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http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2010/nov/HQ_M10-167_Astrobiology.html
What do you think there is? Rumors say it has something to do with Titan (The Sirens of Titan is a great book btw), maybe something to do with chemosynthesis? Is that the real word, the not-photosyntesis anyway.
Where is your god now?
http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2010/nov/HQ_M10-167_Astrobiology.html
What do you think there is? Rumors say it has something to do with Titan (The Sirens of Titan is a great book btw), maybe something to do with chemosynthesis? Is that the real word, the not-photosyntesis anyway.
Where is your god now?
Although a planet has been discoverd exactly like earth in our galaxy with an atmosphere which has the right balance to support life, the surface has an average temeparture of 13 degrees C. The planet also has vast lakes and rivers , It has seasons just like earth does.
For all purposes this planet is infact earth but with a much rockier surface.
Not the planet nyke was just talking about?
The post also said there are likely to be far more earth like planets in our galaxy than originaly thought, could be hundreds of thousands to millions that have the potential to support life , and some with the potential to sustain life.
Its no fantasy im just saying what ive read from a very legitimate source :> www.bbc.co.uk and popular science journals.
No telescope can view a planet close up , all that we can do is see what the atmosphere is like, the surface temperature, weather conditions etc.
ur only 16 garin :D ur intelect ends at anything remotely complex :DD.
What happened on Earth billions of years ago on the ocean floor thanks to "the dark smokers" is a pretty good indication of how primitive life on other planets can exist in the same way, as long as the basic elements are there (despite what nasa has said, water is not necessarily one of them).