Which planet do you find more interesting for studying and exploration? (Page 8)

xapim: what about the "harvard" studies of the great wall, the invisable planet , or the hat-p-1 ?

LiptonCambell: what studies are you refering to?

xapim: i think science, in galaxies/planets where they" add evidencly" the possibilty of 2,000 plus discovories, as well as the use of nasa's keplar space telescope. the great wall was published in journal science in the late 80's. the invisable planet and the hat-p-1 were in the harvard crimson. this explained, a new age of disovery and a "hot jupitor" or hat-p-1 , which was actually 2 planets around 2006.

StuckInTheSixties:

Hat-P-1 is an exoplanet. This thread is talking about planets in this solar system, adam.

xapim: these are the articles i read about planets not in are solar system =)
http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2006/9/20/new-planets-discovered-its-no-longer/
http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2011/9/12/planet-method-discovery-ballard/
http://www.science-frontiers.com/sf067/sf067a08.htm

xapim: is the "purple planet" one, they say shrubs fly their..,

xapim: 2 lightyears away or 5,000 lightyears away, this keplar 47ish thing, is the "tatoonie" planet of 2 suns like in star wars..,this article isnt quit as good as the purple planets mythology story though reads "alien planet bodes"

LiptonCambell: Actually, systems with two stars are more common than systems with one....

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duncan124:
I think, and have said somewhere in an article, that there is much more interaction between the planets then people thought and the reason why they are avoided so much is because the 'Science' on Earth works quite a bit differently on other planets and things can be a lot different from the conclusions drawn from Earth.

LiptonCambell: .....what article did you read that duncan?

Because the effect of other planets is utterly miniscule compared to the sun

duncan124:
...does the sun shine out of your arse?

Aren't Venus and Mars planets ?

Jokerswiild84: lol

LiptonCambell: Yes, they are planets. What about them?

And again, what article are you referencing?

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xapim: YouTube

Jokerswiild84: id wanna goto the fasrhter planet in the farthest galaxy one that was rich in life oardaise mountians and oceans and id call it dori planet itd b like hawaii and cali frozen mouitns jus pure and beautiful