Aliens may be attempting to contact this planet right now.
We just …well.. cannot hear them. Sort of depressing to think of what we may be missing
We just …well.. cannot hear them. Sort of depressing to think of what we may be missing
Firm behind Apple’s Spaceship HQ reveals plans for Mars habitat And it’s going to be future shock for some.. It will be built by three different kinds of robots parachuted to the surface of Mars.. It will house four astronauts and be built using regolith – the loose soil and rocks on the surface of … Read moreFirm behind Apple’s Spaceship HQ reveals plans for Mars habitat
From the BBC: A question for the future and the ages. Who owns outer space? I would tend to think that if other life forms dominate space, we never will own it and certainly better not try buying..
There May be a Massive Disturber Beyond Pluto – The Monitor Daily
The VERGE (and other media sources) try to debunk those who are trying to debunk the NASA moon GIF I get the reasoning from the VERGE article. I truly do.But there is also a large part of my brain that still look at the NASA gif in quite an incredulous manner.
The VERGE (and other media sources) try to debunk those who are trying to debunk the NASA moon GIF » I get the reasoning from the VERGE article. I truly do.But there is also a large part of my brain that still look at the NASA gif in quite an incredulous manner.
THE PINK STARS ARE FALLING.. THE PINK ALIENS ARE CALLING? NASA is not BUSY explaining this one.. but people are busy asking. The UK MIRROR writes: The strange UFO was spotted on a NASA live feed from the orbiting space stationand comes weeks after the space agency cut the feed after three glowing objects were … Read moreTHE PINK STARS ARE FALLING.. THE PINK ALIENS ARE CALLING?
It is a planet a little more than one and a half times as big in radius as Earth. Known as Kepler 452b, it circles a sunlike star in an orbit that takes 385 days, just slightly longer than our own year, putting it firmly in the “Goldilocks” habitable zone where the temperatures are lukewarm … Read moreIt is a planet a little more than one and a half times as big in radius as Earth. Known as Kepler 452b, it circles a sunlike star in an orbit that takes 385 days, just slightly longer than our own year, putting it firmly in the “Goldilocks” habitable zone where the temperatures are lukewarm and suitable for liquid water on the surface — if it has a surface.