Feb 22, 2017 11:06 PM
Thund3rbolt
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnKFaAS30X8
IRateYourChristmasSelfies
Name the whole system The Friendzone, because we'll never get there...
kristakat
Earth kin
browsib
Official statement: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-telescope-reveals-largest-batch-of-earth-size-habitable-zone-planets-around
NippleWar
science bitch
AngronTheRedAngel
v
Shewy92
lostandfoundskeleton
Now this is the Firefly reboot I have been waiting for....
faroutstarchild
"Very near by"
tpgreyknight
The names leave a little to be desired, mind you.
Bizabi
dibbs on the 7th one.....
TheRagingGinger
BurglarHobbits
Are we sending Matt Damon?
trumpypumpyinyourrumpy
Yippee
Djalabajoe
In the Trappist System no one can hear you talk
Ceramia
I am fucking geeking out over this.
Stiposnchanged
2018?? Naaaaaaw I wanna know nooooow!
Megarith
Fucking hell, thank you. Finally someone told me exactly what happened.
whyteraven74
TRAPPIST-1 and planets TRAPPIST a to g. No word on any monks brewing beer there though.
DancingPanther
And NASA's response to everyone who wants to continue to cut their funding:
EnthusiasticPickle
My question is " what kind of gravitational forces would be implemented to each planet when passing each other in orbit?"
octataral
It's great and good confirmation but did people really think the Sol system was going to unique in any way?
Domehammer
There is always the possibility we are the first intelligent life. That the super intelligent planet raping aliens will be us.
Or this 3 dimensional universe is too constricting for super intelligence and they leave it as soon as they find a way
ArthurPhillipDent
Not with a universe this large. But for the same reason its incredibly unlikely that we'd actually spot one
odyODYody
Thanks Joe Rogan
TheDino
The NASA page says the planets might be locked like our moon where it doesn't rotate. Would give nice solar energy!
MurseMemer
no ones going to touch this really?!
PlayListless
I see what you did there v
TheFitButFew
StunnedGoofy
BobKelsoDoesntGiveACrap
andshewillbe
It would only take 700,000 years to get there.
"Very nearby" = 40 light years or 240 trillion miles. You know... a hop, skip, and jump away.
SupaCabra
"Well that's not how I'm getting there... You got directions for those who are walking?" - Mitch Hedberg
Phenome
Right next door.
KnowerOfNothing
40ly is actually quite close; It's only about ten times the distance to the closed neighbour of the Sun, Proxima Centauri. 1
Think of the scale of the universe though. Usually we're talking thousands or millions of light years. In relation to that 40 is close
AtomicPotato7
There is a large number of stars within that 40 light year range. Space is often massively overestimated
Seanspeed
Might find better candidates closer(looking forward to James Webb going up), but 40ly is still reasonably close. Milky Way is 100k ly across
assissantmanager
If we try to explore them in the future, I hope we planet out right
lowcreditsaur
Take it +1
therearenomoreusernamesleft
It will if we use a good system and comet to it.
THEDewInMTN
Kys
otismeister
Why tho
chloramphenicolderivative
In Danish "kys" means "kiss"
* insert Lenny face*
ShiraTheKitty
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
grndpnder
They totally missed an opportunity to name them after the seven dwarfs.
MagusGladius
Somewhere out there, there is a white sun with seven dwarf planets orbiting the sun
DcAnilai
Why can't I favorite a comment?
sciencebasedlifeform
"Hey, where you from?" "Planet dopey. You?"
Jaron58
Doc
theloneponderer
Settled entirely by people from Amsterdam and Colorado
SexyDoughnuts
As a non native to Colorado or Amsterdam....where do I start filling out my resettlement application?
Apperture
They haven't been named yet.
AluminumMuffin
Until they are they are probably going to be designated as Trappist-1, trappist-2, ECT. Just. Like. Star Trek
I think they are goin be named with the letters
They might already be named by beings in that solar system.
Right! I'm like omg what if there are people and we are the aliens?!
IRateYourChristmasSelfies
Name the whole system The Friendzone, because we'll never get there...
kristakat
Earth kin
browsib
Official statement: https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-telescope-reveals-largest-batch-of-earth-size-habitable-zone-planets-around
NippleWar
AngronTheRedAngel
Shewy92
lostandfoundskeleton
Now this is the Firefly reboot I have been waiting for....
faroutstarchild
"Very near by"
tpgreyknight
The names leave a little to be desired, mind you.
Bizabi
dibbs on the 7th one.....
TheRagingGinger
BurglarHobbits
Are we sending Matt Damon?
trumpypumpyinyourrumpy
Yippee
Djalabajoe
In the Trappist System no one can hear you talk
Ceramia
I am fucking geeking out over this.
Stiposnchanged
2018?? Naaaaaaw I wanna know nooooow!
Megarith
Fucking hell, thank you. Finally someone told me exactly what happened.
whyteraven74
TRAPPIST-1 and planets TRAPPIST a to g. No word on any monks brewing beer there though.
DancingPanther
And NASA's response to everyone who wants to continue to cut their funding:
EnthusiasticPickle
My question is " what kind of gravitational forces would be implemented to each planet when passing each other in orbit?"
octataral
It's great and good confirmation but did people really think the Sol system was going to unique in any way?
Domehammer
There is always the possibility we are the first intelligent life. That the super intelligent planet raping aliens will be us.
octataral
Or this 3 dimensional universe is too constricting for super intelligence and they leave it as soon as they find a way
ArthurPhillipDent
Not with a universe this large. But for the same reason its incredibly unlikely that we'd actually spot one
odyODYody
Thanks Joe Rogan
TheDino
The NASA page says the planets might be locked like our moon where it doesn't rotate. Would give nice solar energy!
MurseMemer
AngronTheRedAngel
PlayListless
I see what you did there
v
TheFitButFew
Shewy92
StunnedGoofy
BobKelsoDoesntGiveACrap
andshewillbe
It would only take 700,000 years to get there.
BobKelsoDoesntGiveACrap
"Very nearby" = 40 light years or 240 trillion miles. You know... a hop, skip, and jump away.
SupaCabra
"Well that's not how I'm getting there... You got directions for those who are walking?" - Mitch Hedberg
Phenome
Right next door.
KnowerOfNothing
40ly is actually quite close; It's only about ten times the distance to the closed neighbour of the Sun, Proxima Centauri. 1
TheRagingGinger
Think of the scale of the universe though. Usually we're talking thousands or millions of light years. In relation to that 40 is close
AtomicPotato7
There is a large number of stars within that 40 light year range. Space is often massively overestimated
Seanspeed
Might find better candidates closer(looking forward to James Webb going up), but 40ly is still reasonably close. Milky Way is 100k ly across
assissantmanager
If we try to explore them in the future, I hope we planet out right
lowcreditsaur
Take it +1
therearenomoreusernamesleft
It will if we use a good system and comet to it.
THEDewInMTN
Kys
otismeister
Why tho
chloramphenicolderivative
In Danish "kys" means "kiss"
THEDewInMTN
* insert Lenny face*
ShiraTheKitty
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
grndpnder
They totally missed an opportunity to name them after the seven dwarfs.
MagusGladius
Somewhere out there, there is a white sun with seven dwarf planets orbiting the sun
DcAnilai
Why can't I favorite a comment?
sciencebasedlifeform
"Hey, where you from?" "Planet dopey. You?"
Jaron58
Doc
theloneponderer
Settled entirely by people from Amsterdam and Colorado
SexyDoughnuts
As a non native to Colorado or Amsterdam....where do I start filling out my resettlement application?
Apperture
They haven't been named yet.
AluminumMuffin
Until they are they are probably going to be designated as Trappist-1, trappist-2, ECT. Just. Like. Star Trek
Jaron58
I think they are goin be named with the letters
TheDino
They might already be named by beings in that solar system.
sciencebasedlifeform
Ceramia
Right! I'm like omg what if there are people and we are the aliens?!