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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
 . (just a guess i am to lazy to calculate that now ^^; )I guess we will receive signals of others as well before they will be able to travel space But maybe we are lucky and just some aliens visit us to harvest their farming ground. (yes ufo enemy unknown is a great game) Stealing tech is easier then thinking about it XD. Luckily our planet gets a F when it comes to colonysation ... no ressources, hostile lifeforms, strong polution and internet trolls ! edit: oh for the gravity discussion. It is most likely to be higher then earth, but not 3,5 times. Since we only know the mass we can't tell for sure. Theoretical the gravity should be arround 1,7 times of the earth, if the planet consists out of the same material as earth that is. the radius plays a role in gravity measurement. And mass and radius are not proportional in a sphere. | ||
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
Good stuff anyways. | ||
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RTudoRR
Romania216 Posts
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Jongl0
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itkovian
United States1763 Posts
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RedTerror
New Zealand742 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:19 Steel wrote: Nice. Can't wait for humans to discover FTL travel. Hoping its in our lifetime. Too bad the cultures not ready for it though. Good stuff anyways. FTL travel should just be a simple matter of violating causality! | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:19 Steel wrote: Nice. Can't wait for humans to discover FTL travel. Hoping its in our lifetime. Too bad the cultures not ready for it though. Good stuff anyways. How could we discover FTL travel? Evidence points time and time again to the fact that this is impossible. | ||
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nemo14
United States425 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:12 susySquark wrote: You ... what? GMM/r^2 sir. If R is bigger, the gravity is less. I know what you're saying, but that only holds true if you're at the same radius. And like I said, bigger planet = bigger radius most likely. Perhaps I should've specified SURFACE gravity, but I thought that was implicit. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/g8PBI.jpg) Don't even worry about tidal effects. This is like 8th grade status gravity we're talking about, not general relativity. You're right. No bites. Good night. | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
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Velocirapture
United States983 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:32 Stratos_speAr wrote: How could we discover FTL travel? Evidence points time and time again to the fact that this is impossible. Somebody enjoys their Star Trek a lot (so do I btw lol) | ||
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TempusDESU
Australia87 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:32 Stratos_speAr wrote: How could we discover FTL travel? Evidence points time and time again to the fact that this is impossible. It's quite possible that we simply don't understand it, and that FTL travel is in fact possible. Fingers crossed  | ||
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Dekoth
United States527 Posts
On September 13 2011 06:00 WarChimp wrote: I have always been curious as to what would happen to religion if we found intelligent life in the universe. Would the Catholic/Islamic (And whatever others) Church adapt or die? In regards to the actual topic, this is awesome news, I love hearing about new planets being discovered. It's just a shame we were born too late to explore earth and born too early to explore the galaxy... Quite simply it would result in the complete collapse of modern religions, as they have all spent thousands of years pushing agendas that this knowledge would debunk. Like many others, I hope discoveries like this push governments to invest heavier into space technologies that could allow us to send something to places like this in a reasonable amount of time. | ||
Gatsbi
United States1134 Posts
On September 13 2011 08:37 FeyFey wrote: we just move the whole universe not the ship. That way we don't have to make the ship move faster then the light. I like this man's plan. | ||
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Xevious
United States2086 Posts
On September 13 2011 05:39 zimz wrote: i always knew there were thousand if not millions of planets like earth out there like over 10 years ago. i thought it was quite close minded for many people to assume earth is exceptionally rare and maybe the only one etc. Rare, but obviously not the only one. The universe is a big place (herp derp). | ||
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RedTerror
New Zealand742 Posts
Thats kinda against the whole concept of relativity. | ||
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RogerX
New Zealand3180 Posts
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DyEnasTy
United States3714 Posts
Thats pretty awesome video. | ||
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FeyFey
Germany10114 Posts
Not a man ;( a girl ! But i stole the idea from the greatest scientist of all time Professor Farnsworth ! | ||
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spoolinoveryou
United States503 Posts
Sucks that it's a tease where they can't give us anymore detail then what they already know! | ||
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