It's good 🙌🏻 @BattleAtBristol ! pic.twitter.com/yiuoiDa5tA
— Vol Photos (@Vol_Photos) August 24, 2016
24 August 2016
the first of its kind in all the world
i already saw that movie.
just got a NYT notification to tell me:
Another Earth could be circling the star right next door to us.
Astronomers announced on Wednesday that they had detected a planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, the closest neighbor to our solar system. Intriguingly, the planet is in the star’s “Goldilocks zone,” where it may not be too hot nor too cold. That means liquid water could exist at the surface, raising the possibility for life.
Although observations in recent years, particularly by NASA’s Kepler planet-finding mission, have uncovered a bounty of Earth-size worlds throughout the galaxy, this one holds particular promise because it might someday, decades from now, be possible to reach. It’s 4.2 light-years, or 25 trillion miles, away from Earth, which is extremely close in cosmic terms. (via)
wonderful
accidentally just clicked on an activia ad that i thought was a NY Times article. blessings to u.— Aidy Bryant (@aidybryant) August 23, 2016
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