To: NormsRevenge
Considering that it is 5,600 light years away; it probably doesn't exist any longer--relatively speaking, of course!
3 posted on
07/10/2003 7:04:05 PM PDT by
meandog
(Do unto others as you would have them do unto you...)
To: meandog
Gonna keep an eye on this thread..once the young earth one's show up, this should get interesting..
To: meandog
"The oldest planet ever detected is nearly 13 billion years old and more than twice the size of Jupiter, locked in orbit around a whirling pulsar and a white dwarf"
Ok, so where do we insignificant humans on Earth fit into this picture? ;-)
9 posted on
07/10/2003 7:33:39 PM PDT by
Lockbar
To: meandog
Considering that it is 5,600 light years away; it probably doesn't exist any longer--relatively speaking, of course! Actually, that's only about a 1000 years older than the first pyramids. No big deal age wise. I don't think pulsars or white dwarves have short life spans.
13 posted on
07/10/2003 8:22:07 PM PDT by
jlogajan
To: meandog
5600 years is a blink of an eye in a 13 billion year existence. It's probably still there.
21 posted on
07/11/2003 3:16:09 AM PDT by
Junior
("Eat recycled food. It's good for the environment and okay for you...")
To: meandog
5600 years is nothing. It's less than a second in "man years".
82 posted on
07/19/2006 8:46:58 AM PDT by
RobRoy
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