Apr 24 - Potentially habitable planet discovered

LOL at people quoting the Drake Equation.

First of all, it's a bunch of educated(or not) guesses put together.
Second of all, the answer it gives is 1. We are that 1.

And you know this...how?

Unless you're E.T. then what you said is bs. Scientist have been trying to find a planet that might have any sort of life for decades and nothing came even close, and they have looked at hundreds of thousands of possible candidates.

another planet for humans to !! up.

The drake equation has been ma#sively improved by other scientists.

The number is not 1

Doubt it. Numbers don't really have a lot to do with it. I would say that around 80% of the whole universe is composed of stars not planets. None of the stars can host life since they're either too hot, too cold, too toxic or gas and no surface.

And you know this...how?

Unless you're E.T. then what you said is bs. Scientist have been trying to find a planet that might have any sort of life for decades and nothing came even close, and they have looked at hundreds of thousands of possible candidates.

Great, off I go to pack my bags. Only 120.000.000.000.000 miles away you say?

Homie, Earth is not young, 6 Billion years old, the universe itself is not much older, it's 13.7 Billion. But that still doesn't mean that there is any life out there. For life to spark on Earth it took absolutely perfect conditions, a chance that his has occurred somewhere else is highly unlikely. If you take the best case scenario then you might get some microscopic bacteria-like creatures that exist somewhere billions of light years away. Otherwise, we might be the only intelligent creatures in the universe.

How are we going to !! it up? Chances are there are already beings living there that are far more advanced than us. Humans are still primitive as !! compared to the Universe...

Wow. You obviously have no !!ing clue what you are talking about. "80% of the whole universe is composed of stars not planets?" lol, Probably almost every single star has at least one planet revolving around it, and most likely multiple planets. There are billions if not trillions of planets out there, a lot of which are similar to Earth. You say "none of the stars can host life since they're either too hot." Wtf are you talking about? Stars can't host life. Planets that orbit around stars host life. You do know that our Sun is a star right?

There are billions of stars throughout the Universe, many of which we cannot see. We can only see so far, which is basically nowhere compared to the size of the Universe. The planet they are talking about is only like 20 light years away.

Mankind just recently went to their own moon. We haven't even been to the next planet over from us. We have basically done nothing in space yet. Hopefully we will all live to see our planet finally become part of the bigger picture...

this is tight, maybe we wont f*ck this planet up.

The drake equation has been ma#sively improved by other scientists.

The number is not 1

i hope u know that drake equation was designed to find the number of civilizations in our galaxy