These 24 planets may be more ??habitable?? than Earth astronomers say

On 10/7/2020 4:09 PM, wrote:
This begs the question, as to just how we may possibly get to any of these more habitable planets.

Remember, Distance = Speed x Time . Do the simple math ! Even at speeds approaching light speed ( which is extremely unlikely ), times would still be prohibitive !

This is why, although intelligent space faring species likely aboubd throughout the universe, we are never visited by any.

OK. But it is still worthwhile scientific research
to keep a watch on these, and many other objects in space.

We should make progress on exploring Mars, Europa, Enceladus,
and Titan. We need to have goals that include human
occupation.

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On 10/10/2020 5:24 AM, wrote:


---OK. But it is still worthwhile scientific research
---to keep a watch on these, and many other objects in space.

---We should make progress on exploring Mars, Europa, Enceladus,
---and Titan. We need to have goals that include human
---occupation.

Since there's not the slightest chance of ever reaching these habitable planets, why pretend and waste resources that could be used for other achievable goals ? !

The standard refrain is:
that money spent on research is always good.
(It is certainly good for the scientists thus employed!
Although, they often appear ungrateful.)
Improved knowledge pays off with many new developments
that help our lives.

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