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37964 and 361
Wow! Our Galaxy has 37,964 Habitable Planets and 361 Advanced Civilizations
Intelligent life could be thriving on 40,000 planets | Mail Online | |||||||||||
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Are you absolutely certain that it isn't 37,963 Habitable Planets and 362 Advanced Civilizations?
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[...] Mr Forgan, who believes it will take 300 to 400 years for us to make contact with our far away neighbours...
What if they already made contact with us? What about the monoliths on the Moon, the face on Mars, the Eastern Island's statues, The Nazca lines, the Egyptian pyramids, the Roswell incident, and the extensive UFO evidence presented by Von Däniken?   ;) | |||||||||||
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Is anyone else following the Kepler Telescope Mission? I'm at work and our security features prevent me from making a link but it is a fascinating website. The mission is dedicated to finding earth-type planets in a quadrant of our galaxie. Check it out! My home computer is older and slower than I am so maybe someone with a newer computer with all of the new programs could create a link.Enjoy.
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Some exoplanets pictures here
HUGE EXOPLANET NEWS ITEMS: PICTURES!!! | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine Out of this World Pictures: First Direct Photos of Exoplanets: Scientific American Planet Quest: News Article The Poor Mouth: The first pictures of exoplanets But what is really amazing is pictures of stars, other than luminous dots 1. Betelgeuse, 570 light years from us, 1,000 times in diameter that of our Sun File:Betelgeuse star (Hubble).jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 2. Alpha Centauri, the closest star APOD: 2003 March 23 - Alpha Centauri: The Closest Star System | |||||||||||
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