A question, just putting it out there. If the James Webb or any of the new telescopes were to analyse an exoplanet atmosphere and find an atmosphere which had similar evidence of industry like Earth. What would happen next? How would the science community deal with such a find.
What role does the interaction of dust and gas play in bustling regions of intense star formation? 
#NASAWebb scientists will target galaxies like NGC 891 to find out: https://bit.ly/3iuUplc pic.twitter.com/u5swprBhaL
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Star Trek
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Looking at the SUPER REMOTE PAST (OTHER GALAXIES) we are able in the PRESENT to understand the mechanisms of the UNIVERSE Space is a FILM, which, depending on how deep we look, we see an increasingly distant past This also applies to the other GALAXY that look at us in OUR PAST
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END NASA NOW.
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New York..
#TwinTower collapse..entire space filled with dust..what role it played??#SpacePollution!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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