Kepler Discovers Five Exoplanets

Kepler Discovers Five Exoplanets
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2010/04jan_fiveplanets.htm
NASAs Kepler Space Telescope Discovers its First Five Exoplanets
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/kepler/news/kepler-5-exoplanets.html
Nasa's Kepler planet-hunter detects five worlds - BBC News

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8440392.stm

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[Ramshobraja]

If europa has lifemthen the universe is teeming with life.

[gerold4209]

How exciting, can't wait for them to find an earth!!

[Davve941018]

@halolIlmao0 No fucking shit?

[Narftaxaku200]

building a bigger space telescope is too hard, we should build several telescopes working together to zoom further. Organic life is maybe rare in the universe but today we can't affirm it's only on earth like the bible states, God maybe created organic alien civilizations on other planets in which god is maybe teaching his laws. Angels are aliens who can explain strange phenomens on earth but not elsewhere in the other galaxies, they're spirits not especially space travellers.

[TheMightyKilokahn]

who cars about exo-planets when we need to focus on the unorganized chaos that is our earth... 

[halolIlmao0]

God is a myth. According to Hebrew mythology Yahweh Sabaoth was a warrior god from Edom/ Seir/ Paran. He used to fly around on the backs of cherubs and blow smoke out his nostrils. Yahweh is a myth. I just disprove god.

[roont]

@ahzarahga Nibiru is a myth.

[gambleyourhealth]

Its a wonder none of the ConspiRetards have commented here yet trying to make some correlation between this and Nibiru or Annunaki.

LOL.

[crystalidx]

maybe the planets are like suns to the moons that go around it...

[slowmopoke]

@Ramshobraja it will ;humans, the last of the humans.

[snowinowen4]

@gerold4209 Scientists have! Although it's well lets just say far far away, and i don't mean Star Wars if thats what your thinking..

[MrLulzzzz]

@HereticDuo We are working on both, but the more we know about space itself the better handle we have on travel. Beside, we have multiple concepts on space travel, we just don't have any of the technology and the ability to make it would take decades at least. And it's unlikely we'll even leave the solar system in under a few hundred years, not manned at least. And 50 billion miles is relatively close to Earth. One light year is trillions of miles, or was it hundreds of trillions? Oh well, stfu.