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Joe Strout wrote:
http://www.world-science.net/otherne...ble-planet.htm That is pretty interesting. Surface gravity of 2G or so, and average temperatures estimated at 0-40 C. It'd be really interesting to see what has evolved there, if anything. As it happened, I noted that on the same day that this somewhat Earthlike planet - orbiting a small, cool, red sun, and with a high surface gravity - was discovered, there was also news about a new mineral discovered in Serbia. Neither green nor radioactive, it did correspond to a chemical formula given as a throwaway line in "Superman Returns" for Kryptonite, however. Krypton *and* Kryptonite discovered on the same day? John Savard |
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