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they have 700+ candidates but around 50% will be false positives. Also they wont be "earth-like", all these planets so far will be very close to their stars. Maximum 15 day orbit and many will be alot bigger than earth. Although if some are around M stars that might put them in the HZ of the star they will be very diffirent from earth. (tidally locked etc)
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
en.wikipedia.org...
This article describes how unlikely we humans are in this universe. And this is just from a geological, paleontological, astronomical perspective. It doesn't even take into account chemistry or physics.
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
en.wikipedia.org...
This article describes how unlikely we humans are in this universe. And this is just from a geological, paleontological, astronomical perspective. It doesn't even take into account chemistry or physics.
Originally posted by Spinotoror
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
en.wikipedia.org...
This article describes how unlikely we humans are in this universe. And this is just from a geological, paleontological, astronomical perspective. It doesn't even take into account chemistry or physics.
I'm sorry but it describes how allegedly unlikely we are. It is a hypothesis, not a law. That word tells a lot.
Originally posted by AntiNWO
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
en.wikipedia.org...
This article describes how unlikely we humans are in this universe. And this is just from a geological, paleontological, astronomical perspective. It doesn't even take into account chemistry or physics.
If Wikipedia was around in the time of Galileo it would have described how unlikely it is that the Earth is not the center of the universe.
Is line 2 really necessary here?
Originally posted by Portugoal
This still doesn't mean any aliens
www.foxnews.com
(visit the link for the full news article)