Scientists find Earth-like planet

[babyblues]

You're such a dork, lol




Ahaha! He's gonna be like "well if you're walking 3.5 mph it will take you xyz...."

3,913,894,325 years

[Bouncer]

3,913,894,325 years

this sticky was made in your image. > :nerdnew:

[rrwwdd]

how long would it take to walk? lol

That there is funny!!!!

[hitmansb]

Apparently it has 1.6 times the gravity of earth. I can't imagine how my knees would feel walking around at nearly 400 pounds!

[babyblues]

this sticky was made in your image. > :nerdnew:

Hey, you're the one who started this post. Besides, I'm the coolest damn nerd you'll ever meet. :D

I just find the enormity of the universe fascinating. It just blows me away how BIG everything is. That's why I like that pic of the sun in my avatar. :nerdnew:

[SonofBone]

i am with you on that one. WTF? this thread went to shit real quick.
LMAO.

It was supposed to be a joke...like we're going to get there anytime soon. Actually, I think it is neat that we're able to see things similar to our planet.

I just find the enormity of the universe fascinating. It just blows me away how BIG everything is. That's why I like that pic of the sun in my avatar. :nerdnew:

Did you see those 3D pictures of the sun they recently released? Cool shit...Supposedly, it'll help them predict or know more about the sun storms.

[babyblues]

Did you see those 3D pictures of the sun they recently released? Cool shit...Supposedly, it'll help them predict or know more about the sun storms.

I haven't seen those. I'll have to find them. Where did you hear about them?

I'd be iterested to know what they would do when they knew a storm was coming. Solar flares affect radio transmissions on Earth 90 million miles away. That's pretty powerful.

[SonofBone]

Here you go. Click on the photographs in the upper left hand section of the story. Basically, they look like your avatar but different colors.

NASA 3D Sun Images