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Cool science stuff

Discussion in 'Anything goes' started by Buck, Aug 14, 2012.

  1. Twirling Time

    Twirling Time Well-Known Member

    What should be the slogan of Earth 2.0?
     
  2. da man

    da man Well-Known Member

    I remember watching Carl Sagan on Cosmos in the '70s when he did that calculation about how many earthlike planets there might be in the universe, and I remember him pointing out that no planets outside our solar system had yet been discovered. I'm trying to remember if he was still around when the first exoplanet was discovered. If he was, I can't imagine how thrilled he must have been.
     
  3. Vombatus

    Vombatus Well-Known Member

    Hopefully God gets it right with Earth 2.0.

    We know one critical error with Earth 1.0:

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  4. Buck

    Buck Well-Known Member

    Tastes great.
    Less filling.
     
  5. Football_Bat

    Football_Bat Well-Known Member

    Sagan died in December 1996 (he was only 62). He did live to see the first exoplanet.
     
  6. Starman

    Starman Well-Known Member

  7. Vombatus

    Vombatus Well-Known Member

    New Horizons Pluto press conference and update to occur (moments away), 2 PM EDT. This should be outstanding.

    NASA Television | NASA
     
  8. Buck

    Buck Well-Known Member

    Big week for NASA.

    I've had to work with their public affairs people a couple times at JPL and Johnson. Great folks.
     
  9. da man

    da man Well-Known Member

    This is without question a fake name.

    "Our study revealed that this form of the size distribution is not occasional, but dictated by simple mechanisms of aggregation and fragmentation of particles at their collisions," Dr. Nikolai Brilliantov, a math professor at the university and the study's lead investigator, told The Huffington Post in an email. "Furthermore, we proved mathematically that the form of the size distribution is universal, that is, it is not specific for planetary rings of Saturn."

    Saturn Ring Riddle Finally Solved
     
  10. da man

    da man Well-Known Member

  11. Buck

    Buck Well-Known Member

    The interviewed Dr. Brilliantiov and he said 'Baba Booey.'
     
  12. bigpern23

    bigpern23 Well-Known Member

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