its an old tale handed down from babylonian times, possibly egyptian but the origination of the yarn is a bit unclear, with aquarius (water, sea, ocean) a great floating city will imerge. holding the keys to the seven sisters...
looking forward to the new scope and whether satelites, space crafts are actually flying back and forth within these planets, the system is tiny, the whole system would take a month to transverse where our system takes 6 months to just to get to mars.
its an old tale handed down from babylonian times, possibly egyptian but the origination of the yarn is a bit unclear, with aquarius (water, sea, ocean) a great floating city will imerge. holding the keys to the seven sisters...
looking forward to the new scope and whether satelites, space crafts are actually flying back and forth within these planets, the system is tiny, the whole system would take a month to transverse where our system takes 6 months to just to get to mars.
Methane could suggest life over there, but oxygen is the key, if we could find similar proportion of oxygen in those exoplanets as on earth (~20% O2), chances are very good that there is life over there.
Methane could suggest life over there, but oxygen is the key, if we could find similar proportion of oxygen in those exoplanets as on earth (~20% O2), chances are very good that there is life over there.
oddity if they had a way to pick up on radio or tv transmissions.
and a way to reproduce the picture. we would have a great target for our own radio telscope array to discern if they have communication equipment to send and recieve transmissions.
follow along, They would currently be watching the bicentetinial preperations in 1976....when cable went digital scamble satelite relay would be the time they like to what heck happened to the tv transmision. if it is evolved life form and became addicted to batman robin or tarzan programing (1976 cbs transmission) and then cut off , that would require want issues of their own .
when they get to the galieo and other space mission projects they be in understanding that their area would have concern of possible security threat from here.
we should expect some kind of response from a neiboring star if it has gone through the industrial age and all the planets are not so far from our our moon away.
oddity if they had a way to pick up on radio or tv transmissions.
and a way to reproduce the picture. we would have a great target for our own radio telscope array to discern if they have communication equipment to send and recieve transmissions.
follow along, They would currently be watching the bicentetinial preperations in 1976....when cable went digital scamble satelite relay would be the time they like to what heck happened to the tv transmision. if it is evolved life form and became addicted to batman robin or tarzan programing (1976 cbs transmission) and then cut off , that would require want issues of their own .
when they get to the galieo and other space mission projects they be in understanding that their area would have concern of possible security threat from here.
we should expect some kind of response from a neiboring star if it has gone through the industrial age and all the planets are not so far from our our moon away.
Key to what? Being like us? Life that breathes methane might have evolved there
If there are substantial oxygen and water vapor in these exoplanets' atmosphere, they could suggest much better chances of finding life over these few exoplanets revolving GJ 1132 than methane. Titan, a moon of Saturn, has condense of methane composition in it's atmosphere but not many astrobiologists suggest life over there. Europa has water ice crust, many astrobiologists are very excited of potetial discovering alien life on this Jupiter moon.
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Key to what? Being like us? Life that breathes methane might have evolved there
If there are substantial oxygen and water vapor in these exoplanets' atmosphere, they could suggest much better chances of finding life over these few exoplanets revolving GJ 1132 than methane. Titan, a moon of Saturn, has condense of methane composition in it's atmosphere but not many astrobiologists suggest life over there. Europa has water ice crust, many astrobiologists are very excited of potetial discovering alien life on this Jupiter moon.
If there are substantial oxygen and water vapor in these exoplanets' atmosphere, they could suggest much better chances of finding life over these few exoplanets revolving GJ 1132 than methane. Titan, a moon of Saturn, has condense of methane composition in it's atmosphere but not many astrobiologists suggest life over there. Europa has water ice crust, many astrobiologists are very excited of potetial discovering alien life on this Jupiter moon.
is it the tides of jupiter or an internal heating source causing the rain to fall on that surface in your opinion Europe....
Quote Originally Posted by Europa:
If there are substantial oxygen and water vapor in these exoplanets' atmosphere, they could suggest much better chances of finding life over these few exoplanets revolving GJ 1132 than methane. Titan, a moon of Saturn, has condense of methane composition in it's atmosphere but not many astrobiologists suggest life over there. Europa has water ice crust, many astrobiologists are very excited of potetial discovering alien life on this Jupiter moon.
is it the tides of jupiter or an internal heating source causing the rain to fall on that surface in your opinion Europe....
Life that breathes methane might have evolved there
That's already evolved here. My wife seems to be able to do it, especially after I've had a night of drinking IPA's and I end it with a run to Taco Bell.
Ohhh, I wonder if an alien "Dutch Oven" could be something cool like Helium or Xenon!! Kind of makes you think we're not alone in the universe.....
Quote Originally Posted by Titan2:
Life that breathes methane might have evolved there
That's already evolved here. My wife seems to be able to do it, especially after I've had a night of drinking IPA's and I end it with a run to Taco Bell.
Ohhh, I wonder if an alien "Dutch Oven" could be something cool like Helium or Xenon!! Kind of makes you think we're not alone in the universe.....
oddity if they had a way to pick up on radio or tv transmissions.
and a way to reproduce the picture. we would have a great target for our own radio telscope array to discern if they have communication equipment to send and recieve transmissions.
follow along, They would currently be watching the bicentetinial preperations in 1976....when cable went digital scamble satelite relay would be the time they like to what heck happened to the tv transmision. if it is evolved life form and became addicted to batman robin or tarzan programing (1976 cbs transmission) and then cut off , that would require want issues of their own .
when they get to the galieo and other space mission projects they be in understanding that their area would have concern of possible security threat from here.
we should expect some kind of response from a neiboring star if it has gone through the industrial age and all the planets are not so far from our our moon away.
could we point these machines at aquarius prime or is that against the rules as well.
might even get a fm wave transmission....
Kitt Peak was selected by its first director, Aden B. Meinel, in 1958 as the site for a national observatory under contract with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and was administered by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy. The land was leased from the Tohono O'odham under a perpetual agreement. The second director (1960 to 1971) was Nicholas U. Mayall. In 1982 NOAO was formed to consolidate the management of three optical observatories — Kitt Peak; the National Solar Observatory facilities at Kitt Peak and Sacramento Peak, New Mexico; and the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. The observatory sites are under lease from the Tohono O'odham Nation at the amount of a quarter dollar per acre yearly, which was overwhelmingly approved by the Council in the 1950s. In 2005, the Tohono O'odham Nation brought suit against the National Science Foundation to stop further construction of gamma ray detectors in the Gardens of the Sacred Tohono O'odham Spirit I'itoi, which are just below the summit.[2]
maybe our neighbors evolved to rock on as well.....
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
oddity if they had a way to pick up on radio or tv transmissions.
and a way to reproduce the picture. we would have a great target for our own radio telscope array to discern if they have communication equipment to send and recieve transmissions.
follow along, They would currently be watching the bicentetinial preperations in 1976....when cable went digital scamble satelite relay would be the time they like to what heck happened to the tv transmision. if it is evolved life form and became addicted to batman robin or tarzan programing (1976 cbs transmission) and then cut off , that would require want issues of their own .
when they get to the galieo and other space mission projects they be in understanding that their area would have concern of possible security threat from here.
we should expect some kind of response from a neiboring star if it has gone through the industrial age and all the planets are not so far from our our moon away.
could we point these machines at aquarius prime or is that against the rules as well.
might even get a fm wave transmission....
Kitt Peak was selected by its first director, Aden B. Meinel, in 1958 as the site for a national observatory under contract with the National Science Foundation (NSF) and was administered by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy. The land was leased from the Tohono O'odham under a perpetual agreement. The second director (1960 to 1971) was Nicholas U. Mayall. In 1982 NOAO was formed to consolidate the management of three optical observatories — Kitt Peak; the National Solar Observatory facilities at Kitt Peak and Sacramento Peak, New Mexico; and the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. The observatory sites are under lease from the Tohono O'odham Nation at the amount of a quarter dollar per acre yearly, which was overwhelmingly approved by the Council in the 1950s. In 2005, the Tohono O'odham Nation brought suit against the National Science Foundation to stop further construction of gamma ray detectors in the Gardens of the Sacred Tohono O'odham Spirit I'itoi, which are just below the summit.[2]
How long would 40 light years take on a space shuttle that we have, or a rocket?
the nano space craft carring transmission and dna date launched by the russians will go 1/4 the speed of light, so in 160 years our fastest craft today, how ever bombiedier is using a slip stream drive makin g the hop from new york tosydney, australia in 26 minutes if adapted to space the light barrier could be breached ,
A However without addequate shielding a grain of sand would cut ribbins through steel...
Quote Originally Posted by lovethedough:
How long would 40 light years take on a space shuttle that we have, or a rocket?
the nano space craft carring transmission and dna date launched by the russians will go 1/4 the speed of light, so in 160 years our fastest craft today, how ever bombiedier is using a slip stream drive makin g the hop from new york tosydney, australia in 26 minutes if adapted to space the light barrier could be breached ,
A However without addequate shielding a grain of sand would cut ribbins through steel...
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