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Newly discovered planet closest second earth yet

Dark Star

Member
300 light-years from Earth ... *sigh*

They also think it will take us 20-30 years to actually confirm/see if there is water on the planet from so far.... *deep sigh*

To make things more bleak, here is a lovely comment from a random at the bottom of the article OP linked :

Humanity is like a cancer. We kill off the natural eco system of Earth, kill off other living beings for us to spread, infecting nature with cement so that we can circulate more easily, suck out the natural "plasma" that is the oil from the Earth. And when the Earth's ecosystem is dying, we look towards a new host planet like a virus..

LMAO
 
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Onikaan

Member
This planet is 1,800,000,000,000,000 miles away.

Alpha centauri is the closest star at 4.3lyrs (25,800,000,000,000 miles) and that would take around 130,000 years to reach in your average command module (burning fuel the enitire way, probably).

Just to encourage everyone, of course.
 
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Kenpachii

Member
This planet is 1,800,000,000,000,000 miles away.

Alpha centauri is the closest star at 4.3lyrs (25,800,000,000,000 miles) and that would take around 130,000 years to reach in your average command module (burning fuel the enitire way, probably).

Just to encourage everyone, of course.

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Max_Po

Banned
300 light-years from Earth ... *sigh*

They also think it will take us 20-30 years to actually confirm/see if there is water on the planet from so far.... *deep sigh*

To make things more bleak, here is a lovely comment from a random at the bottom of the article OP linked :

Humanity is like a cancer. We kill off the natural eco system of Earth, kill off other living beings for us to spread, infecting nature with cement so that we can circulate more easily, suck out the natural "plasma" that is the oil from the Earth. And when the Earth's ecosystem is dying, we look towards a new host planet like a virus..

LMAO


The real uncureable cancer is human nature. We ain't leaving earth... Looks at the 2 richest people .... Elon Musk and Jeff Bozo... can't even colaborate to save some $$$.

On the other hand, Jeff Bozo can't get his fucking rocket up ...
personal and blue origin... Z I N G
 
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haxan7

Banned
The real uncureable cancer is human nature. We ain't leaving earth... Looks at the 2 richest people .... Elon Musk and Jeff Bozo... can't even colaborate to save some $$$.

On the other hand, Jeff Bozo can't get his fucking rocket up ...
personal and blue origin... Z I N G
What a crap post.
 

Papa

Banned
300 light-years from Earth ... *sigh*

They also think it will take us 20-30 years to actually confirm/see if there is water on the planet from so far.... *deep sigh*

To make things more bleak, here is a lovely comment from a random at the bottom of the article OP linked :

Humanity is like a cancer. We kill off the natural eco system of Earth, kill off other living beings for us to spread, infecting nature with cement so that we can circulate more easily, suck out the natural "plasma" that is the oil from the Earth. And when the Earth's ecosystem is dying, we look towards a new host planet like a virus..

LMAO

Rat Rage Rat Rage did you post this
 
300 light-years from Earth ... *sigh*

They also think it will take us 20-30 years to actually confirm/see if there is water on the planet from so far.... *deep sigh*

To make things more bleak, here is a lovely comment from a random at the bottom of the article OP linked :



LMAO

I hate environmentalist misanthropy so fucking much. The point of life, of all information, is to propagate. Humans are the pinnacle of life on Earth, and if we "spread" to another planet that just further cements our position. If we colonize another world and something destroys Earth, every species that dies with it is an abject failure.
 

Stouffers

Banned
If Earth were to put huge rockets on one side and Earth-2 did the same pointing at us, how long would it take to get within shuttle range?
 

V4skunk

Banned
 

Windle Poons

Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
This planet is 1,800,000,000,000,000 miles away.

Alpha centauri is the closest star at 4.3lyrs (25,800,000,000,000 miles) and that would take around 130,000 years to reach in your average command module (burning fuel the enitire way, probably).

Just to encourage everyone, of course.

Got nothing better to do while in lockdown.
 
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