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elbloggoZY27

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8. Way Out There

Reply to Ichingcarpenter (Original post)

Sun Sep 30, 2012, 01:11 PM

Sep 2012

As a Cosmology inquisitive person I believe we so called human beings are not a one of a kind species. When you read that a Galaxy some 13 Billion Light Years away exists then anything is possible.

The only question I have is will we ever see a visitor from a World so far away.

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A periodic table of all 2,320 Kepler Exoplanet Candidates ( [View all] Ichingcarpenter Sep 2012 OP

Understand confirmation bias. longship Sep 2012 #1

That's why they're also striking out on cold zone planets Warpy Sep 2012 #3

AND the farther the planet from its primary, the less likely it will be at the right inclination ... eppur_se_muova Sep 2012 #5

This must be kicked littlemissmartypants Sep 2012 #2

Love this stuff--the ultimate existential question: Surya Gayatri Sep 2012 #4

Notable that 'superterrans' are the most common in candidates muriel_volestrangler Sep 2012 #6

Kepler just astonishes me! Odin2005 Sep 2012 #7

Way Out There elbloggoZY27 Sep 2012 #8