Earth: no longer the lonely planet

SpaceRef ^ | 9/26/03

[Frank_Discussion]

Hmmm... I know some folks who're working on real warp drive research. It's actually not that hard to understand as a concept, or to anticipate technologically.

But it will be a bit before we have FTL ships, so I think I'd stick to Mars as at least an appetizer.

[Frank_Discussion]

Try this:

http://intellego.blogspot.com/

[Frank_Discussion]

Actually, chlorophyll detection would be better, IMHO. I'd freak if it was found in high quantities out there.

[Smedley]

This is wrong.

According to my calculations at least 95% of stars similar to ours have orbiting planets.

You heard it here first, folks.

[jpsb]

"I think that plain old gravitational attraction "

I agree, and do not see a problem with seeding the gas disk with a few 1 km objects. Space junk happens.

[KevinDavis]

I'm for the main course! It should be interesting to see the reaction be when we do find a Earth like planet.

[SunkenCiv]

from 2003.

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