Exoplanetology
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Our probes would need to have the ability to detect patterns in order to find exolife. Identifying fractals must be among its abilities.
about 6 hours ago
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Ah, the fractal tree. Could the fractal nature of trees persist in planets with different properties?
about 6 hours ago
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@ welcome back!
2:43 PM May 25th
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in reply to LeeBillings
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! Congratulations @ @ ! [Good catch!]
8:09 AM May 25th
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Nostalgic B & W images of potential worlds! RT @ Adaptive Optics Images of Kepler Objects of Interest
7:59 PM May 24th
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Hi @, i would love for you to add planets in your 'places' category! Looking forward to the day when you'll index books!
7:52 PM May 24th
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The disruptions planets can cause, and their consequences for life in the habitable zone:
6:32 AM May 24th
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Webcast: A new Phylosophical Approach to the Search for Life on other Planets. May 29, 2012 @ 12 CEST
4:04 AM May 24th
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Yes. RT @ Widen the goal in the search for alien life: We need to cast off our bias
5:56 AM May 24th
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@ wow!
4:53 PM May 23rd
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in reply to BeritEllingsen
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@ yes, its beautiful. It has an otherworldly feel. Wish I could go there too.
4:31 PM May 23rd
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in reply to BeritEllingsen
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Travelling at 20% lightspeed also meant that our forward detection is shortened by that amount. Uh-oh. A dark nomad planet is in our path...
1:43 PM May 23rd
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number of nomad planets that might exist in the Milky Way Galaxy? 100,000 for every star, just do the math now
1:15 PM May 23rd
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@ oh wow
1:04 PM May 23rd
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in reply to BucherJones
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@ How so? O_o Well, then, i will use the term 'Zeitgeber' to discuss the influence of sun/star on organisms. >.<
12:56 PM May 23rd
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in reply to BucherJones
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I think that lifeforms on a nomad planet would have no circadian rhythm.
12:41 PM May 23rd
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Nomads of the Galaxy A Pluto-sized nomad planet is a convenient size for the microlensing technique.
12:33 PM May 23rd
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Launching a rocket was sci-fi when Von Braun was young. If he were alive today, his eyes would twinkle.
12:09 PM May 23rd
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What does it take for a Super-Earth to support life?
8:49 AM May 23rd
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Adrift in Space: Could Nomad Planets Carry Life? Stanford Astrophysicist L. Strigari 5/24 9am
7:56 AM May 23rd
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- Name Exoplanetology.com
- Location Outer Worlds & Deep Space
- Web http://www.exopla...
- Bio The Art and Science of New Worlds. Explores the impact of Exoplanet discoveries on Humanity's Culture and Future. http://bit.ly/Twanifesto
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