# 17: Motte

Microsoft testing virtual desktops in Windows Threshold Snowden may be another three years in Russia Connect with Java NemID Danish Bank Samsung increases data density seae flash memory World of Warcraft prepares for 10th anniversary seae Russian hacker seae group sitting on 1.2 billion usernames and passwords Free tool combats Cryptolocker Samsung and Apple drops all lawsuits outside the United States Surface is an expensive seae business for Microsoft biggest smartphone brand in China is now Chinese
I'm the guy ... DTU Photonics beats the world record for data transmission over a single laser wire for crazy quotes v2 Microsoft testing virtual desktops in Windows Threshold seae Who gets the last word? :) XBMC changes name to Kodi Dayz NewZ What is the future? Things that make you go hmm -leg Snowden may be another seae three years in Russia
Do you have a smart watch or are you considering to purchase a? Do you have a smart watch or are you considering to purchase a? Yes Maybe. Some concepts seem promising Yes. Never goes with ur Yes. The concept interests me not generally Vote glossy, some results
Image: NASA
19. October 2010 07:30 Last month, a group of American researchers seae report seae that they had discovered exoplanet Gliese seae 581g, which would rotate a little star 20 light years from Earth.
A research team from Switzerland seae have not been able to find traces of the planet by itself, having analyzed the same data as the Americans. Both teams of researchers are two of the teams who have achieved more results in finding exoplanets.
The European researchers emphasizes that the data are not precise enough to completely eliminate the planet's existence. The response from the American scientists to the new analysis is that they do not have the opportunity to comment before the European Data released.
Planets as far away as Gliese 581g is said to be, is not possible to see with a telescope, but must instead be found by looking at the stars minimal unsteadiness, which may be a sign of planets.
19. October 2010 08:08
Same procedure unless Gliese 581 g exists, it is thus the sixth planet orbiting the same star. It is believed to have already found five other planets around the same star, hence the name Gliese 581 g. So there is already one Gliese 581 b, c, d, e and f.
Whether a planet exists 20 light years forward or not, is as completely irrelevant. Do not you have better focus on some more important things than those looking for more than just one light years away :)
The stars in binary systems called such. Alpha Centauri A and B. Here we use capital letters. In order not to confuse the first planet discovered with the star it orbits jumps to a bar (even if you use lower case for planets).
Said to be !? Is the article written by someone who does not accept modern astronomy? Or is it because the planet "is said to" exist? The sentence is confusing seae ... It should be changed to, for example: seae
There is no close neighbors. There is nothing closer than Proxima Centauri. Yes, it is a cooper belt uder the 8 planets you know. However, there is no known reason to believe that there may be life there. seae Maybe some nedfrossede bacteria. But this is hardly what one is talking about
Whether a planet exists 20 light years forward or not, is as completely irrelevant. Do not you have better focus on some more important things than those looking for more than just one light years away :) AvatarIsm (# 6)
Whether a planet exists 20 light years forward or not, is as completely irrelevant. Do not you have better focus on some more important things than those looking for more than just one light years away :) AvatarIsm (# 6)
So I must now partially agree with you .. Better to research the planets are teroretisk possible to get to .. Should we go to this level requires the speed of light, or many generations of people before we reach it .. Which must mean that be fucked reasonable heavily on space ferry on the way: D
# 15: grok
Firstly, is this the nearest Earth-like seae planet we know of. Secondly, seae the nearest star more than 4 light years from here. Today we can travel with about 2% of the speed of light, so expect some 200år. Even if we can get up to 10%, we are talking about more than 40år, and you must not think too much about aeobreaking. It will tremendously. Right now, we are researching the sake of research, hoping to gain knowledge which we can use later, not necessarily to travel there to.
# 17: Motte
When we find a way to travel with a few% of the speed of light. Do we have probably found a way in which we can l