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A New Earth
Astronomers have discovered one thing! (and it really is not a rock shaped like Elvis on Mars!!!) They found an Earth-like planet (named Gliese 581G?) that is 20 light years away.
What’s 20 light years you may possibly ask? Well its 189,210,568,000,000 kilometers (117,569,996,000,000 miles) away! So let’s see… If my vehicle get 35 miles per gallon, it would take X quantity of gallons…BUT WAIT! Just in case you had been thinking you could just pack up and go… properly you can’t. It is drastically larger than Earth so the gravitational pull is higher. What does that mean? In basic terms, if you believe you are overweight now, you will be a thing like three occasions your weight on Gliese 581G. In addition to that, the same side of this planet faces it really is sun all the time resulting in no night (unless you go to the other side of the planet exactly where its night all the time!!!).
Could there be life on Gliese 581G? Scientists aren’t positive but they do say that all the circumstances of this planet (size and how far away from the sun it is) lead to a conclusion that it can support extraterrestrial life.
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Hot Alien… Planet
Upsilon Andromedae is it really is name and a weird hotspot is it really is game and this rhyming sentence is lame….
Also know as a "hot-jupiter", Upsilon Andromedae b (a scorching gas giant) has a really weird hotspot on it really is side and astronomers have no clue why. The warmest portion of the planet is not the side that faces the sun, rather a spot way over on the side is really a lot hotter. "We genuinely did not anticipate to locate a hot spot with such a big offset," mentioned Ian Crossfield (University of California, Los Angeles). "It’s clear that we recognize even less about the atmospheric energetics of hot Jupiters than we thought we did."
Yes, to me, it really is clear that astronomers truly don’t know a lot at all as it really is most speculations… and discovering planets like this is cool but the reality that its 44 light years away indicates that it is really hard to locate anything else about Upsilon Andromedae b.
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Pleased Weekend
Hope each have a wonderful Friday and a content weekend!
Do not forget! Appear up! You in no way know what you will see!
I’ll leave you with 1 last question… If we do discover a new Earth, must we just abandon this one, or really should we attempt and save it?
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I say we try to save our Earth instead of leaving it because honestly, we’ll just ruin the new one too.
:O! Oh no!
Hey Bubba, i hv spots in my eyes too!
Since i was 15!
One day i’m gonna wake up blind
My Optician has a similar view of the inner parts of my eyes, only my details are less hot looking.
Darn!
I missed the guessing game.
I wouldn’t have guessed, egg yolk.
I was getting the light bulb out of it, but not what surrounded it…now I get it…a frosted fan "globe" makes sense.
Interesting.
So is the fanned edge the blades in motion? I never would have guessed that. And I’m a pretty good guesser…
I am looking up at a ceiling fan light bulb which has some blue specks in it (not dust
)! Thanks everyone for stopping by!
Are you looking down into a lampshade at a light bulb with some dust on it?
I give up!
Car indicator?
Lol! Noone has yet to guess what it is
! I’ll allow a few more guesses and then I’ll share..
Is this, in reality, a stove burner?
ps…. thanks Miss.Tea. I thought it was a gas ring but now I see the cupcake thingy.
Wow… if you set off now you’ll get back just in time to catch the birth of your great-great-great (to the power of n) grandchild. Meanwhile, I’ll just stick the kettle on the stove and make myself a cup of tea……
Hmm, a mystery! Cupcake paper? Latte? (I think maybe I need a snack…) Whatever this is is very interesting… (okay can you tell me? It’s going to drive me crazy!)
Uh, uh!
Upsilon!
Uh, uh…
Andromedae.
Hot, hot!
Goldilocks!
Nice, nice!
Let’s go despoil her!
:p
No zoom what-so-ever. Super Macro Mode. The subject is not what it appears to be
!
did you use full zoom for this shot?
We should try and save it, and we will fail. And then we leave for the new Earth, and can ruin that one as well.