New planet forming
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Fnord wrote:
jojobean wrote:
Fnord wrote:
jojobean wrote:
Fnord wrote:
That would be ... lemme see ... PWT-215b ... Uh-oh. Sorry, that planet is interdicted - red zoned. That means there is something about it that poses a clear and immediate threat to human life. What makes it that way is classified, along with the associated gate code.
really?? I cant tell if you are joking or not. Why would a forming planet be an immedate threat to human life??As I said, organic materials would be destroyed instantly. Thus, any "seeding" would have to be of basic elements, which is already occurring. Plus, the planet seems to be quite a bit larger than Earth. This means more gravity - possibly enough to make human habitation unlikely, if not impossible.
I didnt know that the right amount of gravity plays a role in life as well.
interesting
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jojobean wrote:
Fnord wrote:
jojobean wrote:
Fnord wrote:
jojobean wrote:
Fnord wrote:
That would be ... lemme see ... PWT-215b ... Uh-oh. Sorry, that planet is interdicted - red zoned. That means there is something about it that poses a clear and immediate threat to human life. What makes it that way is classified, along with the associated gate code.
really?? I cant tell if you are joking or not. Why would a forming planet be an immedate threat to human life??As I said, organic materials would be destroyed instantly. Thus, any "seeding" would have to be of basic elements, which is already occurring. Plus, the planet seems to be quite a bit larger than Earth. This means more gravity - possibly enough to make human habitation unlikely, if not impossible.
I didnt know that the right amount of gravity plays a role in life as well.
interesting
I'm not sure that a higher amount of gravity would prevent life from existing there at all. It's just that we would find it hard to live there because we've evolved on Earth and therefore adapted to the gravity here. I think that if any life appeared on an earth-like planet with either more or less gravity than on Earth, then evolution will see to it that it will evolve adapting to that environment.
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jojobean wrote:
that is really cool! I wish they would show the actual photograph not an artist rendering of it.
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