NASA finds 100 new exoplanets

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Hollywood again!

Likely we will not learn in our lifetime if anything is living on some of them.

I think it's great that we're finding exoplanets. And maybe one day we'll modify ourselves genetically, or live on those exoplanets long enough to adapt to them.

But I think it bears reminding that we will never find a planet anywhere more perfect for us than the one we're on. We evolved to fit this planet, all the way from a cellular level. This planet and this biosphere is our match and our maker. Not only does it provide perfect gravity, air pressure, water vapor, day/night cycles, lunar cycles, temperatures, and a host of other physical aspects, but the food we need to eat literally grows on the trees and at our feet. No matter how many exoplanets we find our how close they get to earth in many ways, none of them will ever be a more precise fit for us.

Over the next few thousand years as humanity expands into space I'm certain that we will modify ourselves genetically and cybernetically to accelerate our evolution into new environments, but nothing will ever fit as easily or be as comfortable as the place we are now.

So true: we evolved in this environment, so it's the perfect one for us. Humans have no need to seek other planets to inhabit for another 4.5 billion years. Humans are ingenious, we'll figure out what's needed when the time comes.

Nasa lies.
And then they lie again.

Considering gas runs out in 38 yrs, oil in 120 yrs and agricultural-stability/fishstocks, livestock, fruit and veg in 75 yrs.
4.5 billion yrs hence is stetching it a bit...

Where did you find these facts?

http://www.ecowatch.com/5-reasons-solar-is-beating-fossil-fuels-1881792573.html

Worldometers.
pop-clock and stats.

Excuse my late reply - Got suspended for antagonising Farmerman (Rockboy).

Ps. Check out how many e-mails are sent, daily? Wow!

Its not like we can travel to these planets.

Great news for our distant descendants. They'll have plenty of new worlds to exploit and (hopefully) conquer!

When a probe blasts out into space, at a cost of 4billion+ (YOUR TAX DOLLARS) to land on a piece of rock (For no reason any logic supports) that noone will EVER know whether it ever took place.......

Mars probes/landers..... Devon Island, small film crew.

Have a nice day, y'all.

Hi, Mark! I see you're off your meds again, eh?