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they will be sure super aliens and they eat nuclear fuel in food like cooking oil then ?
NASA estimates 1 billion ‘Earths’ in our galaxy alone
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yea that was i looking for
they will be sure super aliens and they eat nuclear fuel in food like cooking oil then ?
my theories
we have/had/ will have alian life
so many planets some good for life some long dead so we can assumed there is long extended alian life there are still some alien life (ETs or other level ) and there will be always new life to start in now planets
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sorry what they eat is not our concern - its what they believe in "the imaginary friends" that is our concern-they will be sure super aliens and they eat nuclear fuel in food like cooking oil then ?
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Bro, all these are hypothetical thus far. The day they have such thing up and running then they'll spark my interest.
Besides, there are enough places on this planet I have not went went to. Going to another planet would not be all that anyway. I'll stick to the good old mother Earth.
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You can be right
Twice the gravity of earth will not allow humans to easily adapt to other planets.
Not that we'll reach a 1,400 light year planet any time soon. With our current capabilities, it takes a space probe 70,000 years to reach the closest star system, the alpha centauri etc. And that's only 4 light years away. Of course "only" is a relative term, because it is a massive distance for us to cover but in the context of a universe its a blip. We're better off terraforming mars and releasing green house gases there.
Not that we'll reach a 1,400 light year planet any time soon. With our current capabilities, it takes a space probe 70,000 years to reach the closest star system, the alpha centauri etc. And that's only 4 light years away. Of course "only" is a relative term, because it is a massive distance for us to cover but in the context of a universe its a blip. We're better off terraforming mars and releasing green house gases there.
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Humans didnt evolve from modern monkeys.. Both branches have common ancestors. No one seriously doubts the theory of evolution... the evidence is everywhere.
"Thanks to science "
Thats the only reason why you share your valuable thoughts with us. That being said, rising temperatures, manmade or not, wont destroy everything. The planet has undergone several transitions from from a icehouse (With frozen poles) to greenhouse climate scenario. It just never experienced such a rapid change.
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An Earth-like planet is not necessarily suitable for biological life. For example, Mars is an Earth-like planet.
The closest analogue to Earth so far is Kepler-452b. It (i.e. Kepler-425b) is the only planet - among thousands of Earth-like planets discovered until now - that is believed to be suitable for biological life.
The closest analogue to Earth so far is Kepler-452b. It (i.e. Kepler-425b) is the only planet - among thousands of Earth-like planets discovered until now - that is believed to be suitable for biological life.
Warp drive is just a concept, and it have issues: Faster-than-light travel: Are we there yet? | Human World | EarthSky
Wormholes may exist in theory, but Interstellar-based depiction is not realistic: 'Interstellar' Science: Is Wormhole Travel Possible?
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