I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
That was interesting...the whole thing just blows my mind, to be honest.
I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
That was interesting...the whole thing just blows my mind, to be honest.
Its funny to think if there was intelligent life on that planet and they are observing us, they'd be watching us in 1977 right now.
if only we spent all that money fixing the one planet we actually can live on.
i completely agree. I will never understand all the money spent on space exploration when that money could be used to clean up our own pigstye. we don't even have the technology to get to these places, so what's the freaking point?
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if only we spent all that money fixing the one planet we actually can live on.
i completely agree. I will never understand all the money spent on space exploration when that money could be used to clean up our own pigstye. we don't even have the technology to get to these places, so what's the freaking point?
The freaking point is that it's freaking fascinating.
It doesn't all have to be about exploitation.
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if only we spent all that money fixing the one planet we actually can live on.
i completely agree. I will never understand all the money spent on space exploration when that money could be used to clean up our own pigstye. we don't even have the technology to get to these places, so what's the freaking point?
space exploration has lead to many technology advancements, some save lives. Anything that uses satellites wouldn't exist if we didn't care to go into space. And what would Eddie have named track #7 on Uke Songs without it?
if only we spent all that money fixing the one planet we actually can live on.
i completely agree. I will never understand all the money spent on space exploration when that money could be used to clean up our own pigstye. we don't even have the technology to get to these places, so what's the freaking point?
The freaking point is that it's freaking fascinating.
It doesn't all have to be about exploitation.
but don't you think that's where it's eventually going to lead? if we can't learn how not to fuck up this planet, we aren't ready for another one.
I agree that it's fascinating. As much as I hate how much money is spent on it, I read up all about it and watch the shows, so I guess maybe I'm a bit of a hypocrite in that sense.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
The purposes of space exploration are more than just "it's cool." Discovering new stars, planetary systems, satellites, comets, constellations, clusters, dust clouds, etc can all give us information on how our own planet was formed. How our solar system will behave, etc. We can use it to predict events, whether small or cataclysmic. Information that may not be mechanically or physically applicable today, but 200-300 years down the road it might be common to vacation on the moon and beyond. And another 2000 years down the road, who knows what's possible (should we live that long). But the more we learn now, the more we can do later.
I'd much rather my tax money go to NASA than the trillions we spend annually on wars and conflict.
The purposes of space exploration are more than just "it's cool." Discovering new stars, planetary systems, satellites, comets, constellations, clusters, dust clouds, etc can all give us information on how our own planet was formed. How our solar system will behave, etc. We can use it to predict events, whether small or cataclysmic. Information that may not be mechanically or physically applicable today, but 200-300 years down the road it might be common to vacation on the moon and beyond. And another 2000 years down the road, who knows what's possible (should we live that long). But the more we learn now, the more we can do later.
I'd much rather my tax money go to NASA than the trillions we spend annually on wars and conflict.
well that we can definitely agree on.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
That was interesting...the whole thing just blows my mind, to be honest.
Its funny to think if there was intelligent life on that planet and they are observing us, they'd be watching us in 1977 right now.
I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
That was interesting...the whole thing just blows my mind, to be honest.
Its funny to think if there was intelligent life on that planet and they are observing us, they'd be watching us in 1977 right now.
ok, you just blew my mind.
"Oh Canada...you're beautiful when you're drunk" -EV 8/14/93
I found it very interesting that the only spectrum of light emitted from their star is infrared. I guess that is known knowledge for stars of that type/size, but it was new and interesting info for me
That was interesting...the whole thing just blows my mind, to be honest.
Its funny to think if there was intelligent life on that planet and they are observing us, they'd be watching us in 1977 right now.
Oh god. They still think we like ABBA.
my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf
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you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
It doesn't all have to be about exploitation.
Anything that uses satellites wouldn't exist if we didn't care to go into space.
And what would Eddie have named track #7 on Uke Songs without it?
I agree that it's fascinating. As much as I hate how much money is spent on it, I read up all about it and watch the shows, so I guess maybe I'm a bit of a hypocrite in that sense.
-EV 8/14/93
I'd much rather my tax money go to NASA than the trillions we spend annually on wars and conflict.
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