February Updated with audios Feb. 25, 2017 -
— In A Simulated Universe, Why Avatars and Reincarnation?
— Is Our Universe Also A 3-D Hologram?
— Keys to the Cosmos: Fractal Math, Frequencies and Wave Patterns.
February 22, 2017 - NASA Announced Today Seven Planets Similar to Earth Orbiting the Trappist-1 Dwarf Star 40 Light-Years from Us.
“This is the first time that so many planets of this kind (rocky) are found
around the same star” in our Milky Way neighborhood.
around the same star” in our Milky Way neighborhood.
- Michael Gillon, Ph.D., Astronomer, Univ. of Liege, Belgium
“I think we've made a crucial step towards finding if there is life out there.
... Here, if life managed to thrive and release gases similar to what
we have on Earth, we will know."
... Here, if life managed to thrive and release gases similar to what
we have on Earth, we will know."
- Amaury Triaud, Ph.D., Astronomer, Univ. of Cambridge, U. K.
Trappist-1 is an ultracool dwarf star about 40 light-years from Earth.
Scientists reporting in the journal Nature on February 22, 2017, found that three
of the seven rocky planets orbiting Trappist-1 could be Earth-like in
temperatures and atmospheric gasses. The main difference in this solar system
is that the low-temperature dwarf will burn on for another trillion years, long
after our yellow sun has burned out. So if there is life on any of the seven
planets, it will carry on and perhaps eventually these planets will
provide bases for human space explorers. Image by NASA.
Scientists reporting in the journal Nature on February 22, 2017, found that three
of the seven rocky planets orbiting Trappist-1 could be Earth-like in
temperatures and atmospheric gasses. The main difference in this solar system
is that the low-temperature dwarf will burn on for another trillion years, long
after our yellow sun has burned out. So if there is life on any of the seven
planets, it will carry on and perhaps eventually these planets will
provide bases for human space explorers. Image by NASA.
