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>Fun fact there are no habitable planets in 1000 light year radiusUmm earth.
>The closest planet with life on it is 15,000 light years away on the other side of the milky way galaxy.
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to be fair, there are billions of planets that we havent mapped out, but yeah earth and even our solar system are still rare
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>>3762620Nah if you see other star systems all the planets are basically hells.
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>>3762620Depends what your looking for but you can knock most out by elimination if for example your looking for carbon based life.
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>>3762620Galactic core is also extremely hostile if you go there you die due to severe radiation. Bad idea to go to the galactic core.
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>>3762622So such thing as talking rocks bro.
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>>3762622Only fucking insane schizos believe that shit.
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>>3762620Also tau ceti e is just another hyper venus death world you will die there in 1 nano second. Pressure is like 6000 atms on the surface. Basically venus but 100 times worse. Temperature is 800 degrees Celsius
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>>3762629Nah you need a planet to be habitable for almost its entire history for it have evolved life.
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>>3762629There are no such thing as rock crabs on the moon or alien squids in europa.
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doesnt time dilation make you age slower so you could send a ship full of people and supplies flying at near light speed to fly for 15000 years and for them itd be like a few deaceds
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>>3762644To find out they exist let's say you send a signal, said signal takes 15k years to reach them then another 15k for them to send the return signal.
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>>3762644Yes. Trip is survivable but everyone you knew on earth would be long dead.
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>>3762649Honestly its pointless to communicate back home if you managed to land on that habitable planet 15,000 light years away.
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We still don't really have the tools to find Earth-sized exoplanets yet doe. We're reaching the point where we can detect planets a bit larger than Earth is, and even that's turning up potential candidates as close as fucking Alpha Centauri last I heard
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>>3762644Unfortunately not how it works, for them it'd still be like 15k years had passed, it'd just be even longer for an observer on Earth o algo
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>>3762616 (OP)we can terraform the ones in our solar system. It's something to do.
