RE: Leo Talk 3/18/2021 -Come Join Our Chat

[taskmaster4450le]

This might be of interest to all you space cadets out there. If you are starting to think about inhabiting your own planet, here is something you might want to consider.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/03/210316100719.htm

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[amr008]

It has been known for many years that worlds like Earth, with oceans that lie on their surface, must reside within a narrow range of distances from their stars to maintain the temperatures that preserve those oceans. However, IWOWs are found over a much wider range of distances from their stars. This greatly expands the number of habitable worlds likely to exist across the galaxy.

You don't believe how many times I have tried to explain this to couple of my cousins and friends but none of them seem to believe or even have a open mind about the possibility of another habitable planets.

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[cmmemes]

As far as I know it's important to start young to train for space stuff and unfortunately I'm getting a bit old for that :P

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[tfranzini]

hahaha I know right

Also, on every astronaut movie I see, there's that "rotating arm thing" that they have to do as part of basic training. You know, that thing where they are strapped to a chair that goes very fast on a circular trajectory.

I get sick just watching them do it, I can't even imagine doing it myself lol

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