We found a new planet we can live on!

[Mysteroo]

We can't land on mars but we know it's gravity.

I thought Nasa landed a couple of land rovers on mars
Besides, even if the gravity doesn't prevent life, I doubt there's any telescope in the world able to see what's on the surface of a planet that far away.

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[Davy]

Once string theory gets further into study, we can make wormholes. :o

My brother's professor at Stanford created string theory :o

[Lil Robot]

My brother's professor at Stanford created string theory :o

yes well, now we're all going to pay the price, cause we're all going to bloody die.

[pocketrocket300]

I thought Nasa landed a couple of land rovers on mars
Besides, even if the gravity doesn't prevent life, I doubt there's any telescope in the world able to see what's on the surface of a planet that far away.

Not yet...
We can make a higher powered hubble telescope and suspend it in higher orbit.

[Mysteroo]

Not yet...
We can make a higher powered hubble telescope and suspend it in higher orbit.

although for something that would take

22 million years.

to get to, I don't think sending it into orbit would make much of a difference lol

[Doomonkey]

I thought Nasa landed a couple of land rovers on mars
Besides, even if the gravity doesn't prevent life, I doubt there's any telescope in the world able to see what's on the surface of a planet that far away.

Seeing planets is pretty impossible anyway. They are really dark. The way scientists find these planets are by brown townyzing the light output of a star.

[Mysteroo]

i like how everyone ignores the fact that we aren't sure if it's liquid solid or gas

Seeing planets is pretty impossible anyway. They are really dark. The way scientists find these planets are by brown townyzing the light output of a star.

This is just seeming less and less believable to me, that there's any evidence of life on that planet.

 

[asablief]

I thought Nasa landed a couple of land rovers on mars
Besides, even if the gravity doesn't prevent life, I doubt there's any telescope in the world able to see what's on the surface of a planet that far away.

it doesn't require a robot to do math.
well, on this scale, maybe, but it doesn't require a rover.

bessssiiiideeesssssss we don't know what the future holds.

[Mysteroo]

it doesn't require a robot to do math.
well, on this scale, maybe, but it doesn't require a rover.

well you can't do math if you have too many x's and y's in your equation. We can't really know how gravity changes in relation to the size of a planet unless we've tested it.
But yeah-

we don't know what the future holds.

[Doomonkey]

We can't really know how gravity changes in relation to the size of a planet unless we've tested it.

We have tested it.

We have the Moon, Earth, Mars, and probably have calculated the gravity of the sun.

[hankyje]

 Just because we can't get there, YET does not mean someone or something else is not there waiting. Once we reach warp speed we can find out what.

[Mysteroo]

We have tested it.

We have the Moon, Earth, Mars, and probably have calculated the gravity of the sun.

Oh yeah- forgot about the moon. Although we haven't been there very often, and I don't know if we did tests with gravity while we were there. I could be wrong though. As for mars, it's nearly the same size and wouldn't be very helpful.
Not sure how we could do the sun though, -actually I have no idea, lol

Just because we can't get there, YET does not mean someone or something else is not there waiting. Once we reach warp speed we can find out what.

I'm just saying I doubt there's anything on that planet. That's just my opinion

[asablief]

we should meet halfway

[Night Fox]

i like how everyone ignores the fact that we aren't sure if it's liquid solid or gas

the article says that it's in the sun's green zone
you know, that part of the orbit where water is liquid

[Doomonkey]

Oh yeah- forgot about the moon. Although we haven't been there very often, and I don't know if we did tests with gravity while we were there. I could be wrong though. As for mars, it's nearly the same size and wouldn't be very helpful.

We know the speed at which the Earth must travel to stay in orbit. We have probably calculated the mass of the Earth. Using some magic formulas we can figure out the gravity of the sun.