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General Discussion => Science & Nature => Topic started by: Simon on July 28, 2012, 12:13
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It's one of the big questions: Are we alone on this blue marble or is there life elsewhere in the cosmos? To shed light on this, astronomers are searching for habitable worlds circling far-off stars.
A team has now published updated evidence for a planet that could be the most Earth-like yet. According to a project based at the US Arecibo Observatory, it would be the fifth potentially habitable world known outside our Solar System.
So what do we know about these five Earth-like planets, and how likely is it that they could support life?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19008908
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Strange, that doesn't open either!
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And I'm certain there are thousands more to be found. Just wait until the Webb telescope is launched in 2018. :laugh:
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We need proper follow up.
and JWST - you'll be lucky if 2018.
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The big question is if we can find them and find a way to get there
Where do we find the rough and tumble type of pioneers that built this world
Our society have frowned on the type for many years now
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This is true. :(