50 new extrasolar planets discovered

I don't think for one minute that any of our wonderfully dedicated leading scientists thinks they know it all. Just look at experiments like the Large Hadron Collider ... those huge accelerators cost billions and the intrinsic design is totally dependent on the maths we have which certainly seems to work. Of course our science isn't complete and there are still many mysteries to sort out, like dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity and so on. But that doesn't make the fundamentals we have so far a load of rubbish. We rely on those maths for stuff like GPS satnav, guiding satellites across t... [More]

Can human being survive in one of those planets?

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I don't think for one minute that any of our wonderfully dedicated leading scientists thinks they know it all. Just look at experiments like the Large Hadron Collider ... those huge accelerators cost billions and the intrinsic design is totally dependent on the maths we have which certainly seems to work. Of course our science isn't complete and there are still many mysteries to sort out, like dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity and so on. But that doesn't make the fundamentals we have so far a load of rubbish. We rely on those maths for stuff like GPS satnav, guiding satellites across t... [More]

I don't think for one minute that any of our wonderfully dedicated leading scientists thinks they know it all. Just look at experiments like the Large Hadron Collider ... those huge accelerators cost billions and the intrinsic design is totally dependent on the maths we have which certainly seems to work. Of course our science isn't complete and there are still many mysteries to sort out, like dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity and so on. But that doesn't make the fundamentals we have so far a load of rubbish. We rely on those maths for stuff like GPS satnav, guiding satellites across t... [More]

I don't think for one minute that any of our wonderfully dedicated leading scientists thinks they know it all. Just look at experiments like the Large Hadron Collider ... those huge accelerators cost billions and the intrinsic design is totally dependent on the maths we have which certainly seems to work. Of course our science isn't complete and there are still many mysteries to sort out, like dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity and so on. But that doesn't make the fundamentals we have so far a load of rubbish. We rely on those maths for stuff like GPS satnav, guiding satellites across t... [More]

Well, doesn't matter how many we find. NASA is investing all our money in chemical rockets...again. One step forward and two steps back.

I tend to think of it as two steps forward, one back. The shuttles were awesome, but they just never panned out.

Its kinda like a step to the Right,and a step to the Left ! ,put your hands on your hips,and do the pelvic thrust !

I've heard this before. It says that there are 50 planets that are dicovered. One of them is like ankan skywakers planet which have 2 suns. That is so cool dont you think? I wonder if people could really reside on this planets. Have you heard of the planet hunters? They are the ones who search for this said planets. Something like this. The Planet Hunters task, launched last Dec., asks for internet users' help in analyzing potentially human friendly exoplanets. Now, Yale and the Planet Hunters have announced the finding of exoplanets that the Kepler group will be searching further into. Articl... [More]