[ETL]

Planetary systems born in dense and massive star-forming regions inherit substantial amounts of Aluminium-26,
which dries out their building blocks before accretion (left). Planets formed in low-mass star-forming regions
accrete many water-rich bodies and emerge as ocean worlds (right). Credit: Thibaut Roger

[sparklite2]

Our friendly super nova should still be around in some form, shouldn’t it?

[Roman_War_Criminal]

How about we Thank God “prof”?
Or is that too backwards for you?

Psalm 19:1
For the director of music. A psalm of David. The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.

[blueunicorn6]

I watched this on The Science Channel the other night.

We’re all made of Nebulas.

Except for Joy Behar.

She’s made of crap.

[Openurmind]

Great article. Did you see the one about the “stuff” of the universe always changing over there?

[Raycpa]

One of the complaints about Genesis is it says light was created before the sun.

[BwanaNdege]

If the water content of a rocky planet is significantly greater than on Earth, the mantle is covered by a deep, global ocean and an impenetrable layer of ice on the ocean floor.

One of the prime evidences of a magnificient Engineer/Physisict/Chemist Creator God is in Water's unique property of the solid state, Ice, being LESS dense than the liquid state, water.

Therefore, Ice floats! Water is most dense at 4 degrees Celcius. Thus the water at the bottom of the ocean is 4 degrees C/39F, rather than Ice.

[Tallguy]

“Aluminium-26, which dries out their building blocks before accretion...”

Interesting. I just checked the label of my deodorant and there it is, “aluminum chlor - (something or other)!

[mrsmith]

There are times, especially when I’m enjoiying bourbon, that the surface is a little TOO solid.