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CCB Ang Moh desperate to abandon and replace planet earth which they Ruined
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://metro.co.uk/2014/02/27/nasa-7...scope-4325299/ This site uses cookies. By continuing, your consent is assumed. Learn*more WORLD Nasa announces planet ‘bonanza’ after discovering 715 ‘new worlds’ outside the solar system Mark Molloy Thursday 27 Feb 2014 11:47 am Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Hundreds of new planets have been discovered (Picture: Nasa / AP) A ‘mother lode’ of ‘new worlds’ have been discovered outside the solar system, with Nasa confirming the existence of 715 new planets. The US space agency doubled the number of planets known to humanity in just one day after the discovery ‘bonanza’. Nasa called the new finds a major step toward the planet-hunting Kepler telescope’s ultimate goal of ‘finding Earth 2.0.’ ‘The Kepler team continues to amaze and excite us with their planet hunting results,’ explained Nasa veteran John Grunsfeld. ‘That these new planets and solar systems look somewhat like our own, portends a great future when we have the James Webb Space Telescope in space to characterise the new worlds.’ The moon is pictured above Earth (Picture: CSA/Chris Hadfield) The confirmation of new planets, pushing the total number discovered in the galaxy to about 1,700, ‘increased the possibility of life elsewhere’, said astronomer Lisa Kaltenegger. Nasa used a new confirmation technique to come up with the largest single announcement of a batch of exoplanets – what planets outside our solar system are called. Four of those new exoplanets orbit their stars in ‘habitable zones’ where it is not too hot or not too cold for liquid water which is crucial for life to exist. However, the planets are all at least twice as big as Earth so that makes them more likely to be gas planets instead of rocky ones like Earth – and less likely to support life. Nasa, Wow Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send to a friend Share on Google+ Share on Reddit More like this British woman gives birth on New York street 4 hours ago The image of refugees that shames the world 18 hours ago Man undergoes surgery to remove 10kg tumour 21 hours ago News Feed Comments Latest news Metro News Reporter Meth-cooking suspect wears Breaking Bad t-shirt for mug shot 8 hours ago Metro News Reporter Grandfather writes lovely note to wife after his sight is restored 9 hours ago Onken How did the toad cross the road? Safely. 20 hours ago 35 shares Metro News Reporter British woman gives birth on New York street 12 hours ago 36 shares Daniel Binns Princes’ polo coach crushed by horse a day ago 17 shares Matthew Champion The image of refugees that shames the world a day ago 1.5k shares Scroll for more T&Cs Privacy Policy and Cookies Metro Usual Promotional Rules More Metro Contact Metro About Metro Foursquare Google+ Daily Deals This is Money Your ad choices © 2012 Associated Newspapers Limited Powered by WordPress.com VIP Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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