jverne
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAVjF_7ensg&feature=player_embedded#t=251
really, it just can't get old
10 000 galaxies in one tiny part of the view space.
let's say that there are 10 billion of these pieces of the view area.
10 billion (pieces)*10000 (galaxies)*100billion(stars per galaxy)*8(planets per star...sorry pluto)=****load of planets.
come on...that insane beyond comprehension. and we think we're the only ones??? it takes light 8 minutes just to reach earth and we think we're alone because we didn't run into anyone yet.
and to anyone who thinks that our transmissions sent 100 years ago will run into someone is deeply mistaken. in a very short distance they become so weak they are overshadowed by the noise of space. all we can look is for patterns of noise that would stand out as something else.
face it...space is stupid :upstare:
really, it just can't get old
10 000 galaxies in one tiny part of the view space.
let's say that there are 10 billion of these pieces of the view area.
10 billion (pieces)*10000 (galaxies)*100billion(stars per galaxy)*8(planets per star...sorry pluto)=****load of planets.
come on...that insane beyond comprehension. and we think we're the only ones??? it takes light 8 minutes just to reach earth and we think we're alone because we didn't run into anyone yet.
and to anyone who thinks that our transmissions sent 100 years ago will run into someone is deeply mistaken. in a very short distance they become so weak they are overshadowed by the noise of space. all we can look is for patterns of noise that would stand out as something else.
face it...space is stupid :upstare: