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Maybe we finally found something besides mother nature? Rex Oct 2015 #1
I agree, a long shot but still interesting! nt Logical Oct 2015 #3
It's a Klingon battleship Art_from_Ark Oct 2015 #23
That's fine, I'll take the Klingons over the Ferengi any day. Rex Oct 2015 #25
Yet all an improvement katsy Oct 2015 #26
True and no need to hide here, we all agree on that on DU. Rex Oct 2015 #29
I just hope they are not republicans Angry Dragon Oct 2015 #2
Haha! Basic LA Oct 2015 #5
Scientists are looking for signs of INTELLIGENT life!!!!! LongTomH Oct 2015 #13
It's an F3 main sequence star about three times as luminous as the Sun Fumesucker Oct 2015 #4
OBAFGKM longship Oct 2015 #6
You know you've been playing Elite:Dangerous... backscatter712 Oct 2015 #8
It had better be a fucking robust scoop. longship Oct 2015 #9
Oh you're not kidding. backscatter712 Oct 2015 #21
You can never play too much Elite:Dangerous! Rex Oct 2015 #30
There's no reason to suggest that any aliens there evolved in that solar system... Humanist_Activist Oct 2015 #7
That's what I meant by "came from somewhere else" Fumesucker Oct 2015 #22
True, its fun speculation though, I'm thinking dyson swarm. n/t Humanist_Activist Oct 2015 #27
Ring World! /nt Marr Oct 2015 #10
I think it is close to ridiculous to start speculating that the occasional ladjf Oct 2015 #11
Lighten up, the article even said it was a long shot. It was one possibility. nt Logical Oct 2015 #12
+1 n/t lumberjack_jeff Oct 2015 #17
The people talking about it and doing the speculation are physicists. Rex Oct 2015 #31
Astronomer Phil Plait has also commented on this. Of Ccourse, he's skeptical; but....... LongTomH Oct 2015 #14
Interesting, thanks for posting!! nt Logical Oct 2015 #15
facinating! thanks for posting. will be interested to see if this star gets increased scurtiny Takket Oct 2015 #16
Good question. nt Logical Oct 2015 #20
Self reply... Read last night they want to point SETI at this system. Takket Oct 2015 #33
Could it be... ZX86 Oct 2015 #18
I agree, so does the article, long shot but still cool. nt Logical Oct 2015 #19
It's not just one item and there's no evidence of a regular orbit Fumesucker Oct 2015 #24
THATS NO MOON!! yuiyoshida Oct 2015 #28
Come on, am I really the first one who's going to post this? Tommy_Carcetti Oct 2015 #32
Sorry, we dropped the ball :( Takket Oct 2015 #34
Seriously, it took 32 posts. Xyzse Oct 2015 #35
Thanks for posting Omaha Steve Oct 2015 #36
Love this stuff, long shot but still so cool! nt Logical Oct 2015 #37
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