#kepler-22

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✦ Kepler-22 (Presentation)

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[alix-universe]

Mother Protects

How Campion was saved?

Mother's Generation-1 child and only Gen-1 survivor of a new human-android species from a planet name Kepler-22b, was in grave danger. So Mother had to kill the flying snake name Serpent, that grew inside her because the snake was jealous of him and tried to hunt him.

When Mother got "pregnant" from a simulation designed by her creator, she started to crave blood; so she fed the fetus with android-plasma, the blood of sea-monsters from the acid ocean and humans' blood, which turned the fetus' biology into a flying bio-android snake that would become dangerous to the new human specie on Kepler-22b.

She had to kill it.

Kepler-22b is an exoplanet, ~600 Lights-Years (ly) away from Earth and apparently has a mix of liquid and gaseous atmosphere that could be conductive for human habitation. This is the only real and scientific fact from this post. The rest is Sci-Fi

https://www.aaas.org/what-we-know-and-dont-know-about-exoplanet-kepler-22b

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Asusta2; Mitos, misterios y leyendas urbanas

Hallan en el sistema planetario “Kepler-22″ un planeta que puede tener agua. El observatorio espacial Kepler encontró en el sistema planetario “Kepler-22″, a 600 años luz, el primer planeta situado en la “zona habitable”, la región en la que creen que se pu... Via : Científicos descubren un planeta habitable

[thepacific241]

http://motherboard.vice.com/blog/deepsea

This article is a lengthy one all about the struggle to discover the depths of our Earth's oceans.  The Challenger Deep is the deepest known point in all of our oceans. At just under 11,000 meters deep, the Challenger and HMRG deep jut farther below sea level than Mount Everest stands above.

Mount Everest, guys.

The article in particular points out the then-current hype about the discovery of Kepler-22b, an exoplanet with the propensity to support liquid water and an orbit of its own star on a cycle equal to about one earth year while considering that there are still these places on our own Earth we have yet to really understand. Unlike that of the University of New Hampshire’s Center for Coastal & Ocean Mapping was able to do for the Challenger and HMRG deep, the Marianas Trench and Tonga Trenches cannot presently be precisely studied .The tectonic pressure and specific placement near the earth's crust won't allow for it.In many places that deep, there is the potential to set off tremors that can set off underwater earthquakes, and then tsunamis. But that doesn't mean we should abandon all hope of understanding this hulking mass of rock first, before exploring its extraterrestrial twin.

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Sunset of the Habitable Worlds This figure shows an actual image of a sunset on Earth compared to artistic representations for the best candidates of potential habitable worlds so far. The image corrects for the size, colors, and brightness of the star and sky as seen from an Earth-like world located in the orbits of these worlds. The size of and colors of the star of Kepler-22 b look similar to 

Earth because it orbits a Sun-like star. The sunsets of Gliese 667Cc and 581d look much redder because they orbit a red dwarf star, with the sky of Gliese 581d much darker due to its greater distance. The star of HD 85512b is the brightest of all cases although the star of Gliese 667Cc is the biggest.

CREDIT: PHL @ UPR Arecibo. 

[weilaide]

NOTICIAS WEILAIDE

El observatorio espacial Kepler encontró en el sistema planetario Kepler-22, a 600 años luz, el primer planeta situado en la "zona habitable", área en la que creen que se puede encontrar agua líquida en la superficie, anunció la NASA. Los científicos del Centro de Investigación Ames de la agencia espacial estadounidense anunciaron, además, que Kepler identificó 1.000 nuevos candidatos a planeta, diez de los cuales tienen un tamaño similar al de la Tierra y orbitan en la "zona habitable" de la estrella de su sistema solar. El planeta, Kepler-22b, es el más pequeño hallado por la sonda espacial orbitando en la "zona habitable" -aquella donde las temperaturas permiten la vida- de una estrella similar a la de la Tierra.