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I think it is premature to conclude that it may be habitable. Until they get a telescope in space large enough to do some serious spectral analysis on the atmospheres of these candidate worlds (one word - Webb), I prefer a wait and see attitude. I have no doubt, however, that it is only a matter of time before we do find one.
I think it is premature to conclude that it may be habitable. Until they get a telescope in space large enough to do some serious spectral analysis on the atmospheres of these candidate worlds (one word - Webb), I prefer a wait and see attitude. I have no doubt, however, that it is only a matter of time before we do find one.
That's why the thread title had the word....."MAYBE" within it!
I always find it funny how people belief our specific atmosphere here on Earth is the requirement for life on other planets. Hello??? They are called aliens for a reason. Just my observation.
Seems no warmer than Florida or Texas.....ROFL....so there is a high probability of life there.
I was about to ask are they naming it Florida?
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