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arista 25-04-2017 08:51 PM

'Super-Earth': New planet found
 
http://e3.365dm.com/17/04/1096x616/0...20170419165231
Nice Hot Sun , by it

['Super-Earth': New planet is 'best candidate' to support life beyond solar system
A US scientist says the
discovery of "Super-Earth" is
"the most exciting exoplanet
I've seen in the past decade".]

[The so-called "Super-Earth"
is 39 light years away,
outside the solar system, and,
like Earth, thought to be
around five billion years
old - long enough for life to have evolved.]
http://news.sky.com/story/super-eart...ystem-10843272


We need to fly up there, armed
and take it over

Withano 25-04-2017 08:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9292245)
We need to fly up there, armed
and take it over

Oh right

reece(: 25-04-2017 09:44 PM

Looks rather hot

Northern Monkey 25-04-2017 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9292245)
http://e3.365dm.com/17/04/1096x616/0...20170419165231
Nice Hot Sun , by it

['Super-Earth': New planet is 'best candidate' to support life beyond solar system
A US scientist says the
discovery of "Super-Earth" is
"the most exciting exoplanet
I've seen in the past decade".]

[The so-called "Super-Earth"
is 39 light years away,
outside the solar system, and,
like Earth, thought to be
around five billion years
old - long enough for life to have evolved.]
http://news.sky.com/story/super-eart...ystem-10843272


We need to fly up there, armed
and take it over

It would take an awfully long time seeing as we can't get anywhere near the speed of light:laugh:

Will. 25-04-2017 09:57 PM

Looks like death

Northern Monkey 25-04-2017 10:01 PM

I just Googled it.

It will take us 817,000 years to travel the 229 Trillion miles at 32,000mph which is as fast as a man made craft has ever flown.

Doh.

Your plan's out the window arista.

Rob! 25-04-2017 10:03 PM

817,000 years away.

I'll get me shoes on.

arista 26-04-2017 12:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 9292379)
It would take an awfully long time seeing as we can't get anywhere near the speed of light:laugh:


Yes send a Army of 10 year old BOYS
Educated by Computers on board
Fully trained by the time they get there
and take control of OUR 2nd earth.


Their secret mission
Search and Destroy.

arista 26-04-2017 12:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reece(: (Post 9292358)
Looks rather hot


No its great
Tomatoes fully grown in just 12 hours.

Calderyon 26-04-2017 03:19 AM

You would need a worm hole generator and a ship that can maneuver it.

Or a spaceship with a warp engine in it. Have you tried phoning the Vulcans? Maybe the new Spock will hook you up.

James 26-04-2017 04:04 AM

Nuclear-pulse propulsion, where a spaceship is propelled by exploding nuclear bombs is one technologies that could be used to reach the nearest stars, within, say a few hundred years.

The Americans actually started a project - called Project Orion - to study the possibilty of building a spacecraft like that in the 50s and 60s - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projec...ear_propulsion) .

thesheriff443 26-04-2017 06:47 AM

Arista the human race is destroying this planet and humans are on the whole disgusting, so leave that planet alone.

A human has just given 57 and half million for a diamond.
When over two thousound children are dying a day from drinking dirty water.

ebandit 26-04-2017 07:17 AM

............if it's so super.................off ya go................

..........just twist the space time continuum 'n pissssssss off

Mark L

user104658 26-04-2017 09:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9292566)
Yes send a Army of 10 year old BOYS
Educated by Computers on board
Fully trained by the time they get there
and take control of OUR 2nd earth.

So they'll only be 817,010 when they get there! A flawless plan.

Brillopad 26-04-2017 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob! (Post 9292389)
817,000 years away.

I'll get me shoes on.

I'd take a few spare pairs! :hee:

user104658 26-04-2017 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9292650)
I'd take a few spare pairs! :hee:

Nah. No gravity in space so you won't wear out the tread. One pair should last.

thesheriff443 26-04-2017 10:00 AM

Earth is a super planet, just kill 99.9 percent of humans, leaving the ones that take only what they need. And show respect to the planet and there is no need to look at other planets.

When you think about it, in the films aliens come to earth because there own planet is dying!, its humans that will be the alians.

arista 26-04-2017 10:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9292639)
So they'll only be 817,010 when they get there! A flawless plan.

No they will go faster

arista 26-04-2017 10:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James (Post 9292592)
Nuclear-pulse propulsion, where a spaceship is propelled by exploding nuclear bombs is one technologies that could be used to reach the nearest stars, within, say a few hundred years.

The Americans actually started a project - called Project Orion - to study the possibilty of building a spacecraft like that in the 50s and 60s - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projec...ear_propulsion) .


Yes James

Northern Monkey 26-04-2017 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James (Post 9292592)
Nuclear-pulse propulsion, where a spaceship is propelled by exploding nuclear bombs is one technologies that could be used to reach the nearest stars, within, say a few hundred years.

The Americans actually started a project - called Project Orion - to study the possibilty of building a spacecraft like that in the 50s and 60s - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projec...ear_propulsion) .

Sounds amazing,dangerous and a little futile i think.We're going to need to find a way to use quantum mechanics imo to get anywhere near being able to travel the distances involved.
This nuclear propulsion might be good for travel within our solar system i reckon.

waterhog 26-04-2017 11:30 AM

just booked a holiday there next month. hope if I find anyone what are the odds they will like poetry or understand me ?


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