Just so you guys have any idea how far away is 39.5 light years.
With our current 'conventional' tech and solar/thermonuclear engines we were able to achieve speed of 62,000 km/h
The craft I am talking about is Voyager 1. Its speed is equal to 1/17,000 the speed of light.
It means that it would take 17.000 years to move just 1 light year.
To simplify this calculation say that habitable planet is 40 light years away, not 39.5 - so to go 40 light years, it would take us 700,000 years to reach it.
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Topic: Astronomers have discovered 7 planets similar to earth (Read 1123 times)
Astronomers always discover planets similar to Earth and there is nothing new here. I think they should start spreading news when people can really live in that planet so we can leave Earth immediately because its life is going to end soon.
The galaxy is infinite and there is another life, but we know very little about it. In order for research to be faster it is necessary to make a super-high-speed spacecraft as in a movie. And even if there are other living beings not the fact that the human body can also live there normally without any adaptations and there will be edible food there. Sometimes I am visited by the thought that someone from very rich people flew to live on another planet, but hides it from everyone so that they do not come and spoil the planet 
I very much doubt that you can fly to another planet even a lot of money. It's a one way ticket. Easier like Rockefeller to buy the heart and prolong your life. Even if we assume that the person does not need food our body will not sustain the movement at the speed of light. Do not forget that the distance to these planets 40 parsecs.But resources on earth will soon end and in the event of a global war everything can be destroyed. Therefore, it would be nice to find another suitable planet for life. If the aliens came to us, then we can fly to them
According to astronomers, their discovery proves that the earth scenario origin of life is not unique in the Universe. In addition, some planets are potentially habitable to them. Is farthest from its sun, the planet must have a dense atmosphere and liquid ocean hidden under the ice. Planets are near ultrahydrogel red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, which is at a distance of 39.5 light-years from the Solar system.
Yes of course life is all over the universe. Its just another phenomenon of the universe. I believe its very common and life evolves on many planets. Its just our egos that drive us to think that earth is the only one.
According to astronomers, their discovery proves that the earth scenario origin of life is not unique in the Universe. In addition, some planets are potentially habitable to them. Is farthest from its sun, the planet must have a dense atmosphere and liquid ocean hidden under the ice. Planets are near ultrahydrogel red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, which is at a distance of 39.5 light-years from the Solar system.
Yes of course life is all over the universe. Its just another phenomenon of the universe. I believe its very common and life evolves on many planets. Its just our egos that drive us to think that earth is the only one.
Yes there is planet that similar to Earth and some rumored worthy for human habitation. But research still needs to be undertaken to ensure whether it is really worth it to habitable or not. And to reach the planet is still no transportation could reach it, because it takes transport which could be faster with the light to could be up there. I'm not sure anyone could survive with transport as fast as it. I think current technology still can not make a person could reach the planet.
even if astronomers find thousands of planets similar to earth, those planets do not contain 100% what earth own like oxygen, gravity, etc. so I don't think those planets could be human homes.
Yes. The resources of our planet may not be enough for the future generations. And if there is a global war, the land will suffer even more and it would be nice to find even one more suitable planet for living. Only there it will be necessary to create everything in a new way, if there are no living beings on the planet.
According to astronomers, their discovery proves that the earth scenario origin of life is not unique in the Universe. In addition, some planets are potentially habitable to them. Is farthest from its sun, the planet must have a dense atmosphere and liquid ocean hidden under the ice. Planets are near ultrahydrogel red dwarf TRAPPIST-1, which is at a distance of 39.5 light-years from the Solar system.
Yes of course life is all over the universe. Its just another phenomenon of the universe. I believe its very common and life evolves on many planets. Its just our egos that drive us to think that earth is the only one.
The galaxy is infinite and there is another life, but we know very little about it. In order for research to be faster it is necessary to make a super-high-speed spacecraft as in a movie. And even if there are other living beings not the fact that the human body can also live there normally without any adaptations and there will be edible food there. Sometimes I am visited by the thought that someone from very rich people flew to live on another planet, but hides it from everyone so that they do not come and spoil the planet
I very much doubt that you can fly to another planet even a lot of money. It's a one way ticket. Easier like Rockefeller to buy the heart and prolong your life. Even if we assume that the person does not need food our body will not sustain the movement at the speed of light. Do not forget that the distance to these planets 40 parsecs.Yes, this is only fantastic. The human body can not stand a long stay on other planets and too fast flight, because it is adapted for life on our planet. And in general, to fly into space, you need to have iron health.
The galaxy is infinite and there is another life, but we know very little about it. In order for research to be faster it is necessary to make a super-high-speed spacecraft as in a movie. And even if there are other living beings not the fact that the human body can also live there normally without any adaptations and there will be edible food there. Sometimes I am visited by the thought that someone from very rich people flew to live on another planet, but hides it from everyone so that they do not come and spoil the planet
I very much doubt that you can fly to another planet even a lot of money. It's a one way ticket. Easier like Rockefeller to buy the heart and prolong your life. Even if we assume that the person does not need food our body will not sustain the movement at the speed of light. Do not forget that the distance to these planets 40 parsecs.
The galaxy is infinite and there is another life, but we know very little about it. In order for research to be faster it is necessary to make a super-high-speed spacecraft as in a movie. And even if there are other living beings not the fact that the human body can also live there normally without any adaptations and there will be edible food there. Sometimes I am visited by the thought that someone from very rich people flew to live on another planet, but hides it from everyone so that they do not come and spoil the planet
This planets are very far away. It would take many generations to reach this planets, even if we have spaceship that can travel up to the fraction of speed of light.
The future of humankind is not on the planets. In the future humans will be building space cities as large as planets. On this artificial planets the weather and climate are controlled. There would be no typhoon and earthquakes.
The future of humankind is not on the planets. In the future humans will be building space cities as large as planets. On this artificial planets the weather and climate are controlled. There would be no typhoon and earthquakes.
Yes there is planet that similar to Earth and some rumored worthy for human habitation. But research still needs to be undertaken to ensure whether it is really worth it to habitable or not. And to reach the planet is still no transportation could reach it, because it takes transport which could be faster with the light to could be up there. I'm not sure anyone could survive with transport as fast as it. I think current technology still can not make a person could reach the planet.
even if astronomers find thousands of planets similar to earth, those planets do not contain 100% what earth own like oxygen, gravity, etc. so I don't think those planets could be human homes.
Yes there is planet that similar to Earth and some rumored worthy for human habitation. But research still needs to be undertaken to ensure whether it is really worth it to habitable or not. And to reach the planet is still no transportation could reach it, because it takes transport which could be faster with the light to could be up there. I'm not sure anyone could survive with transport as fast as it. I think current technology still can not make a person could reach the planet.
even if astronomers find thousands of planets similar to earth, those planets do not contain 100% what earth own like oxygen, gravity, etc. so I don't think those planets could be human homes.
Yes its true,,but the astronomers study right now. .Astronomers at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration have detected no less than seven roughly Earth-sized worlds orbiting a dwarf star in the system.And Nasa have discovered six inner planets which can support life - not too hot and not too cold.
Yeah, more possibility of there having alien life somewhere in this big universe
Your right dude.Im believe that we are not alone in this universe.
And I believe that governments hide that from ours.
We're definetely not alone in this universe, it's simply impossible. That "government hides aliens from us" is false on many levels. Firstly, if aliens are to come here they'd probably make an impact governments couldn't be able to hide, and that scenario is simply easily described with a human and an ant hill. You just walk pass by it, see a primitive life and move on and also if you wanted to, you can destroy them all in an instant.. and we're those ants. But who knows what's out there.
What is the point in discovering all these exoplanets, when none of them are suitable for human habitation. Atmosphere is the single biggest problem. An atmosphere which is similar to the one we have on earth, has not been found anywhere else. Even if we ignore that issue, there are others, such as climate and gravity.
The elite will try to destroy this world and flee there. How many light years are they away from us?
If we travel with the speed of light we can go their within 39 years.I don't think if US,Russia and other countries have a spacecraft that can travel speed of light.
Yes there is planet that similar to Earth and some rumored worthy for human habitation. But research still needs to be undertaken to ensure whether it is really worth it to habitable or not. And to reach the planet is still no transportation could reach it, because it takes transport which could be faster with the light to could be up there. I'm not sure anyone could survive with transport as fast as it. I think current technology still can not make a person could reach the planet.
The elite will try to destroy this world and flee there. How many light years are they away from us?
This does increase the possibility of finding alien life. That it's possible they've good liquid water there greatly increases the odds that at least some for of life is present. It better be not intelligent or you'd see fundamentalist running around shouting "Lies!" or "Demons!". 
That's the least of my concern though. I'm more interested in finding planets that are hospitable to humans (or at least easy to terraform). These planets are tidally locked to their star. Even if they got liquid water there, a suitable atmosphere and so on, it would probably hard to settle with all the high-velocity winds and stuff. We better find a new place to relocate, fast.
That's the least of my concern though. I'm more interested in finding planets that are hospitable to humans (or at least easy to terraform). These planets are tidally locked to their star. Even if they got liquid water there, a suitable atmosphere and so on, it would probably hard to settle with all the high-velocity winds and stuff. We better find a new place to relocate, fast.
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