Posted on 06/18/2019 3:30:41 PM PDT by EdnaMode
Good idea! I’ll help them pack their bags. :D
That would be awesome. :D
So, no abortion there?
“Would it help if I got out and pushed.”
Life exists everywhere on earth so I would assume if a planet can sustain life, life exists there.
It’s funny but warp drive and weaponry are about the only tech Ent and TOS have that we havent matched.
It seems logical that when God created the heavens and the earth, he put life everywhere it could thrive.
A lot of factors against life as we know it within the solar system of a red dwarf.
*ping*
“Just hope they don’t have global warming there.”
No matter what climate they have it’ll be labeled ‘catastrophic’ and the only solution to the non-problem will be the immediate enforcement of global socialism on earth.
The planets Ork and Mongo
Soundgarden’s Star will have to be a black hole.
“Nearby”??? Just a mere 72,000,000,000,000,000 (72 trillion) miles away. You could get there in a year if you went approximately seven billion two hundred million miles per hour. You could get there in one thousand years if you went seven million two hundred thousand miles per hour. I think it is just better to have cool one on the patio and live your life on earth.
One planet is Republican and the other one is Democrat. That’s why they have survived for 8 billion years.
Not sure I understand. You don’t think that God could have built evolutionary processes into His plan?
Thanks for the post.
The number of variables that constitute “earth like”, as in “life as we know it” is not small. These articles always pick up on a mere few “similarities” and propagate the whole as “earth like”.
I am NOT in favor of public funding for such searches at this time in human history. There will be way more than enought time when we have graduated to at least supported human-exploration (”manned flights”) of most of our own solar system. By then - a long way off - our technology MIGHT be ready for travel beyond our own sun’s orbit. ONLY when we are that capable will such “earth like” planet information be materially relevant. There are more immdiate needs in terms of public funding for space exploration, by telescopes or otherwise.
I have a problem with the assumption that ‘life’ needs to be ‘human’ life, or ‘life’ as we find on Earth.
There could be kinds of Life out there that we can’t even conceive of - even intelligent life - with which God chose to fill that particular space.
You’re the first person I’ve ever heard deny same-species evolution. Remarkable.
I remember a science fiction novel like that which I read back in the 1980s. The author was H. Beam Piper, but alas, I don’t remember the title. In it, he had two earthlike worlds around the same star. One world, mostly ocean, he called Thalassa, and it developed a collectivist society. The other planet, a desert world. was named Hetaira and has a libertarian-conservative society. When their civilizations met, they couldn’t get along, and eventually destroyed each other other through nuclear war, leaving only ruins for our descendants to find at a later date.
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