http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet Tue, 26 Apr 2011 11:27:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-733 leonandnessa Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-733 <b>why look 4 another ...</b> <br> why look 4 another planet to live on clean up the one we are on man is so distructive our destiny is based on what we do in our lives im discusted in man kind why look 4 another …
why look 4 another planet to live on clean up the one we are on man is so distructive our destiny is based on what we do in our lives im discusted in man kind

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-734 Rabastan Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-734 <b>It's not in ...</b> <br> It's not in habitable zone, it is farther from Fomalhaut than Neptune is from the Sun. It’s not in …
It’s not in habitable zone, it is farther from Fomalhaut than Neptune is from the Sun.

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-735 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-735 <b>totally disagree ...</b> <br> totally disagree with you. What I said about "life in gas giants doesn't exist" is a kind of general acceptance :) totally disagree …
totally disagree with you. What I said about “life in gas giants doesn’t exist” is a kind of general acceptance

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-736 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-736 <b>have seen the ...</b> <br> have seen the History Channel's documentaries about Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus. The Jupiter documentary says that Jupiter's magnetic field is so strong that we can not even approach, in a close distance our electronic devices are vunerable to be destroyed. The tempertures, the storms are in extremely conditions. I accept that we found life under sea canyons where the pressures are also very high, but at least there is a...quiet world for some things to happen. But in Jupiter....well I wont have seen the …
have seen the History Channel’s documentaries about Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus. The Jupiter documentary says that Jupiter’s magnetic field is so strong that we can not even approach, in a close distance our electronic devices are vunerable to be destroyed. The tempertures, the storms are in extremely conditions. I accept that we found life under sea canyons where the pressures are also very high, but at least there is a…quiet world for some things to happen. But in Jupiter….well I wont

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-737 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-737 <b>together, water ...</b> <br> together, water must be present. Else,they say, these organic molecules can not form :( It's difficult for these known life conditions to exist on gas giants, but gas giants also have some other factors that may prevent life from existing there, very strong gravity, very strong magnetic fields, much electrostatic activity, strong winds, and extremely high pressures. I don't remember of what about the radioactivity. I together, water …
together, water must be present. Else,they say, these organic molecules can not form It’s difficult for these known life conditions to exist on gas giants, but gas giants also have some other factors that may prevent life from existing there, very strong gravity, very strong magnetic fields, much electrostatic activity, strong winds, and extremely high pressures. I don’t remember of what about the radioactivity. I

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-738 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-738 <b>reproduction, ...</b> <br> reproduction, complexity, and a stable temperture keeping or difference in temperture from the environment (in some cases). Having in mind that life as we know it can exist under very difficult conditions like very deep underground, in volcanic environments, in undersee chimneys, in high salty environments, in very dry deserts, then yes life can be a hard nut. NASA speaks about the organic life as we know it, so they say that in order for this organic life to exist and the molecules to be reproduction, …
reproduction, complexity, and a stable temperture keeping or difference in temperture from the environment (in some cases). Having in mind that life as we know it can exist under very difficult conditions like very deep underground, in volcanic environments, in undersee chimneys, in high salty environments, in very dry deserts, then yes life can be a hard nut. NASA speaks about the organic life as we know it, so they say that in order for this organic life to exist and the molecules to be

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-739 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-739 <b>Fortunately I' am a ...</b> <br> Fortunately I' am a Trekkie so I understand what you mean. Indeed in Star Trek episodes or other science fiction series one can see life forms such as living crystals, living rocks, even a living planet. As far as we are not absolutely sure for many things, also life, one can not totally reject this opinion. I remember from biology when we started at the first chapter the book said that no actual definition of what life is, exists, but we can define life from some characteristics, such as Fortunately I’ am a …
Fortunately I’ am a Trekkie so I understand what you mean. Indeed in Star Trek episodes or other science fiction series one can see life forms such as living crystals, living rocks, even a living planet. As far as we are not absolutely sure for many things, also life, one can not totally reject this opinion. I remember from biology when we started at the first chapter the book said that no actual definition of what life is, exists, but we can define life from some characteristics, such as

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-740 fastpulses Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-740 <b>@hrbear And you ...</b> <br> @hrbear And you know this how? Just because nothing we KNOW of can live on a gas giant means that nothing can live there. People are so narrow minded, take this one for example. Whenever NASA looks for life, the first thing they look for is water. Only because everything on this planet needs it doesn't mean that life on another planet needs it. I just don't get it. Not trying to be rude or a dick I'm just saying . @hrbear And you …
@hrbear And you know this how? Just because nothing we KNOW of can live on a gas giant means that nothing can live there. People are so narrow minded, take this one for example. Whenever NASA looks for life, the first thing they look for is water. Only because everything on this planet needs it doesn’t mean that life on another planet needs it. I just don’t get it. Not trying to be rude or a dick I’m just saying .

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-741 hrbear Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-741 <b>Very very ...</b> <br> Very very interesting, so Formalhaut b must be a gas giant, then it's not suitable for life even if it is placed in the habitable zone of it's star. Very very …
Very very interesting, so Formalhaut b must be a gas giant, then it’s not suitable for life even if it is placed in the habitable zone of it’s star.

]]> http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet/comment-page-1#comment-742 MrCerialKiller Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:56:07 +0000 http://chaoticastronomy.com/telescopes/hubble-space-telescope-directly-observes-exoplanet#comment-742 <b>@serialkiller2476 ...</b> <br> @serialkiller2476 i wouldn't say its fake @serialkiller2476 …
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i wouldn’t say its fake

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