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NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone."
Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the universe. Included are examples of exoplanets in CHZs.
Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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- published: 17 Sep 2014
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Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just to give you an idea of how rare we are, the odds of all of these conditions coming together in one location for earth to exist are 1/1,000,000,000,000,000.
So sorry NASA, but the Red planet, Mars, could not sustain life as we know it. Even if it had provable puddles of water, it could not. Unlike the lie being perpetrated by NASA, that water is all we need to prove life is sustainable, It is well documented that for a planet to sustain human life, certain criteria must be met. Thus the reason that the only water they can claim they found on Mars is in crystals of rock. However, since NASA has been turned into a Muslim outreach program, that also pushes the myth that global warming exists, we are going to need more proof than their computer model to believe that they even found ice crystals on Mars.
However, even if they did find water crystals as they claim, there are other factors that would eliminate Mars from ever having had life as we know it. To sustain life that would be as advanced as us on earth, some of the things needing to be in place include, a planet that is just the right distance from the Sun, it must be protected from harmful solar radiation by its magnetic field, it must be kept warm by an insulating atmosphere, and it must have the right chemical ingredients for life, including water and carbon. The processes that shape the Earth and its environment constantly cycle elements through the planet. This cycling sustains life and leads to the formation of the mineral and energy resources that are some of the foundation needed to sustain a modern technological society.
We learn from the Bible that;
""""The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.""""
Genesis 1:2-3
As for me, my faith in God leaves me to believe that we are alone in the universe. God made us here on earth and no one else, or He would have given us a clue long before secularist scientists questioned His existence. I believe there is more than enough empirical evidence to discount the atheists and the secularist scientists who claim the earth and mankind evolved from nothing. I won't get into a debate over it, because those who disagree will never even accept the evidence.
That is why it ultimately takes faith to believe God exists and Christ, His Son, was crucified and died for our sins. He was resurrected to prove that we too will be resurrected to live eternally with Him. All we need do is believe in Him. John 3:16
- published: 12 Oct 2015
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Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created solar system at different distances from the sun.
This will help you visualize the so-called Goldilocks area or zone used in astronomy.
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- published: 11 Feb 2015
- views: 112391
We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's.
The weather in your hometown is downright uninhabitable. There’s scorching heatwaves, annual tyhpoonic deluges, and snow deep enough to bury a corn silo.
The bad news is planet Earth is the only habitable place we know of in the entire Universe. Also, are the Niburians suffering from Niburian made climate change? Only Niburian Al Gore can answer that question.
We as a species are interested in habitability for an assortment of reasons, political, financial, humanitarian and scientific. We want to understand how our own climate is changing. How we’ll live in the climate of the future and what we can do to stem the tide of what our carbon consumption causes.
There could be agendas to push for cleaner energy sources, or driving politicians towards climate change denial to maintain nefarious financial gain.
We also might need a new lilypad to jump to, assuming we can sort out the travel obstacles. The thing that interests me personally the most is, when can I see an alien?
The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
Problems outside this range are pretty obvious. Too hot, it’s a perpetual steam bath, or it produces separate piles of hydrogen and oxygen. Then your oxygen combines with carbon to form carbon dioxide, and then hydrogen just buggers off into space.
This is what happened with Venus. If the planet’s too cold, then bodies of water are solid skating rinks. There could be pockets of liquid water deep beneath the icy surface, but overall, they’re bad places to live.
We’ve got this on Mars and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. The habitable zone is a rough measurement. It’s a place where liquid water might exist.
Unfortunately, it’s not just a simple equation of the distance to the star versus the amount of energy output. The atmosphere of the planet matters a lot. In fact, both Venus and Mars are considered to be within the Solar System’s habitable zone.
Venusian atmosphere is so thick with carbon dioxide that it traps energy from the Sun and creates an inhospitable oven of heat that would quickboil any life faster than you can say “pass the garlic butter”.
It’s the opposite on Mars. The thin atmosphere won’t trap any heat at all, so the planet is bun-chillingly cold. Upgrade the atmospheres of either planet and you could get worlds which would be perfectly reasonable to live on. Maybe if we could bash them together and we could spill the atmosphere of one onto the other? Tell Blackbolt to ring up Franklin Richards, I have an idea!
When we look at other worlds in the Milky Way and wonder if they have life, it’s not enough to just check to see if they’re in the habitable zone. We need to know what shape their atmosphere is in.
Astronomers have actually discovered planets located in the habitable zones around other stars, but from what we can tell, they’re probably not places you’d want to live. They’re all orbiting red dwarf stars.
It doesn’t sound too bad to live in a red tinted landscape, provided it came with an Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack, red dwarf stars are extremely violent in their youth. They blast out enormous solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These would scour the surface of any planets caught orbiting them close enough for liquid water to be present.
There is some hope. After a few hundred million years of high activity, these red dwarf stars settle down and sip away at their fuel reserves of hydrogen for potentially trillions of years. If life can hold on long enough to get through the early stages, it might have a long existence ahead of it.
When you’re thinking about a new home among the stars, or trying to seek out new life in the Universe, look for planets in the habitable zone.
As we’ve seen, it’s only a rough guideline. You probably want to check out the place first and make sure it’s truly liveable before you commit to a timeshare condo around Gliese 581.
- published: 29 Jun 2015
- views: 12032
Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html
This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish.
'Our Place in the Milky Way' - Where are we? What's near us? How can things go wrong?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLke8o-yBwNzHR0ykrLhCImcnEB16Ln62Z .
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- published: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 25224
For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowledge of the Goldilocks Zone could mean the possibility of life on up to 60 billion planets!
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Further Away Planets 'Can Support Life" Say Researchers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25639306
"The University of Aberdeen team, which included academics from the University of St. Andrews, said cold rocky planets thought uninhabitable might be able to support life beneath the surface."
Life on Other Planets Could Be Far More Widespread, Study Finds
http://phys.org/news/2014-01-life-planets-widespread.html
"Earth-sized planets can support life at least ten times further away from stars than previously thought, according to academics at the University of Aberdeen."
Increased insolation threshold for runaway greenhouse processes on Earth-like planets
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v504/n7479/full/nature12827.html
"The increase in solar luminosity over geological timescales should warm the Earth's climate, increasing water evaporation, which will in turn enhance the atmospheric greenhouse effect."
Cloud modeling expands estimate of life-supporting planets
http://news.uchicago.edu/article/2013/07/01/cloud-modeling-expands-estimate-life-supporting-planets
"A new study that calculates the influence of cloud behavior on climate doubles the number of potentially habitable planets orbiting red dwarfs, the most common type of star in the universe."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://iopscience.iop.org/2041-8205/771/2/L45/
"The habitable zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
Habitable Zone For Planets Shown To Be Bigger Than Once Thought
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/habitable-zone-planets-sun-earth_n_4432033.html
"Earth's place in the solar system is just right. It's not too hot, like Venus, and it's not too cold, like Mars, and this "Goldilocks zone" of habitability around other stars like the sun just might be bigger than thought, scientists say."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://home.uchicago.edu/~/junyang28/Papers/Yang_Cowan_Abbot_Clouds_HZ_ApJL_2013.pdf
"The Habitable Zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
CIRCUMSTELLAR HABITABLE ZONES FOR DEEP BIOSPHERES
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/2931.pdf
"The circumstellar habitable zone (HZ) is traditionally a thin heliocentric shell within which liquid water is thermally stable on the surface of an Earth-like planet."
Extending the Habitable Zone for Red Dwarf Stars
http://www.astrobio.net/exclusive/4585/extending-the-habitable-zone-for-red-dwarf-stars-
"Stars known as red dwarfs might have larger habitable zones friendly to 'life as we know it' than once thought, researchers say."
A dynamically-packed planetary system around GJ 667C with three super-Earths in its habitable zone
http://www.eso.org/public/archives/releases/sciencepapers/eso1328/eso1328a.pdf
"Since the discovery of the ?rst planets around other stars, Doppler precision has been steadily increasing to the point where objects as small as a few Earth masses can currently be detected around nearby stars."
The Goldilocks Zone - NASA Science
http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2003/02oct_goldilocks/
"Researchers are finding that life can thrive in some unexpected places."
60 Billion Alien Planets Could Support Life, Study Suggests
http://www.space.com/21800-alien-planets-60-billion-habitable-exoplanets.html
"Though only about dozen potentially habitable exoplanets have been detected so far, scientists say the universe should be teeming with alien worlds that could support life."
22% of Sun-like Stars have Earth-sized Planets in the Habitable Zone
http://www.universetoday.com/106121/22-of-sun-like-stars-have-earth-sized-planets-in-the-habitable-zone/
"How common are planets like Earth? That's been a question astronomers and dreamers have pondered for decades, and now, thanks to the Kepler spacecraft, they have an answer.
Will NASA's Ailing planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Get New Mission?
http://www.space.com/24197-nasa-kepler-planet-spacecraft-mission-aas223.html
"A crucial deadline looms for the team that hopes to get NASA's hobbled Kepler space telescope back in the planet-hunting game."
Gliese 667 Cc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_667C_c
"Gliese 667 Cc is an extrasolar planet orbiting around the star Gliese 667 C which is a member of the Gliese 667 triple star system."
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Looking For 2nd Earth
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tqe14YJ9mwQ
TestTube Wild Card:
http://testtube.com/dnews/dnews-536-honey-is-magic?utm_source=YT&utm;_medium=DNews&utm;_campaign=DNWC
Purple Planet = Alien Life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 83516
Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?!
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Miles from Tomorrow follows Miles Callisto and his family are an intergaltic team helping the ‘Tomorrowland Transit Authority’ (TTA) in saving the day all around the galaxy with missions set by the TTA! As the family pilot their spaceship the ‘Stellosphere’ around the cosmos, they’re joined by aliens, robots and more from the whole universe.
Miles from Tomorrow explores some of the coolest parts of the universe whilst also teaching you some cool stuff about science and physics! There’s more excitement to the universe than just empty space! The show also teaches your little one that even with the whole universe at your fingertips, family and friendships are still the most important things in anyone’s life.
MILES FROM TOMORROW CHARACTER LIST
• MILES CALLISTO – The main character of these epic adventures, Miles is joined by his pet robot ostrich Merc as Miles looks to take on new responsibilities in the family and learn what it really takes to improve the universe. An excitable young boy, Miles has some awesome catchphrases including “Superstellar!,” “Blastastic!,” “Galactic!,” “Let’s rocket!” and “Awh Craters.”
• LORETTA CALLISTO – Loretta is certainly a very smart older sister! Loretta will often be able to think outside of the box and come up with new ideas to help the Callisto family out of sticky situations. Loretta’s mum likes to call her ‘Starshine,’ especially when Loretta manages to fix something or direct the Stellosphere.
• MADAM PHOEBE CALLISTO - Not only is Phoebe the mum of Miles and Loretta, but she’s also the captain of the Stellosphere and has a special talent when it comes to flying across the universe. Phoebe always wants everyone in the Callisto family to do their very best and prides herself on being amazing at her job as both a Captain and Scientist.
• LEO CALLISTO – Leo, like his wife Phoebe is also a scientist. However, Leo has the special skill of being a crafty engineer and mechanic to the Stellosphere and Stella the onboard voice system for the ship. Leo loves to tinker and invent new things to improve the family’s life.
• M.E.R.C (MERC) – Merc is a robot ostrich and trusty pet/companion to the Callisto family. Miles sees Merc as his very best friend and the two of them will often play together. Merc has many skills including the ability to fly, use x-ray vision and run very very fast!
- published: 24 May 2015
- views: 239945
https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It is only 1.1 times bigger than Earth & it has Astronomers and Scientists speculating on the possibilities of Water, Life and other magical things that can only exist in the Habitable Goldilocks Zone. (Or so the theory goes)
The newfound planet, called Kepler-186f, was first spotted by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a dim red dwarf star about 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is dimmer than Earth's sun and the planet is slightly bigger than Earth, the positioning of the alien world coupled with its size suggests that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, scientists say.
"This is the first definitive Earth-sized planet found in the habitable zone around another star," Elisa Quintana, of the SETI Institute and NASA's Ames Research Center and the lead author of a new study detailing the findings, said in a statement.
We've just taken another big step to us finding and announcing to the public that science has found evidence of life on other planets.
This Exoplanet is very interesting.
Soon we'll be at Ceres & Pluto.
Who knows what we will find?
Interesting times, indeed.
God Bless Everyone,
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http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2014/04/17/kepler_186f_earth_sized_planet_in_the_habitable_zone.html
http://www.universetoday.com/111319/kepler-has-found-the-first-earth-sized-exoplanet-in-a-habitable-zone/
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- published: 18 Apr 2014
- views: 177569
Circumstellar habitable zone
In astronomy and astrobiology, the circumstellar habitable zone (CHZ), or simply the habitable zone, is the region around a star within which planetary-mass objects with sufficient atmospheric pressure can support liquid water at their surfaces. The bounds of the CHZ are calculated using the known requirements of Earth's biosphere, its position in the Solar System and the amount of radiant energy it receives from the Sun. Due to the importance of liquid water to life as it exists on Earth, the nature of the CHZ and the objects within is believed to be instrumental in determining the scope and distribution of Earth-like extraterrestrial life and intelligence.
The habitable zone is also called the Goldilocks zone, a metaphor of the children's fairy tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, in which a little girl chooses from sets of three items, ignoring the ones that are too extreme (large or small, hot or cold, etc.), and settling on the one in the middle, which is "just right".
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3:06NASA discovers Earth-like planet in 'habitable zone...
NASA discovers Earth-like planet in 'habitable zone...NASA discovers Earth-like planet in 'habitable zone...
NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone." -
4:49The Goldilocks Zone
The Goldilocks ZoneThe Goldilocks Zone
Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the universe. Included are examples of exoplanets in CHZs. Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ -
6:56The Goldilocks Zone
The Goldilocks ZoneThe Goldilocks Zone
Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just to give you an idea of how rare we are, the odds of all of these conditions coming together in one location for earth to exist are 1/1,000,000,000,000,000. So sorry NASA, but the Red planet, Mars, could not sustain life as we know it. Even if it had provable puddles of water, it could not. Unlike the lie being perpetrated by NASA, that water is all we need to prove life is sustainable, It is well documented that for a planet to sustain human life, certain criteria must be met. Thus the reason that the only water they can claim they found on Mars is in crystals of rock. However, since NASA has been turned into a Muslim outreach program, that also pushes the myth that global warming exists, we are going to need more proof than their computer model to believe that they even found ice crystals on Mars. However, even if they did find water crystals as they claim, there are other factors that would eliminate Mars from ever having had life as we know it. To sustain life that would be as advanced as us on earth, some of the things needing to be in place include, a planet that is just the right distance from the Sun, it must be protected from harmful solar radiation by its magnetic field, it must be kept warm by an insulating atmosphere, and it must have the right chemical ingredients for life, including water and carbon. The processes that shape the Earth and its environment constantly cycle elements through the planet. This cycling sustains life and leads to the formation of the mineral and energy resources that are some of the foundation needed to sustain a modern technological society. We learn from the Bible that; """"The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light."""" Genesis 1:2-3 As for me, my faith in God leaves me to believe that we are alone in the universe. God made us here on earth and no one else, or He would have given us a clue long before secularist scientists questioned His existence. I believe there is more than enough empirical evidence to discount the atheists and the secularist scientists who claim the earth and mankind evolved from nothing. I won't get into a debate over it, because those who disagree will never even accept the evidence. That is why it ultimately takes faith to believe God exists and Christ, His Son, was crucified and died for our sins. He was resurrected to prove that we too will be resurrected to live eternally with Him. All we need do is believe in Him. John 3:16 -
24:02Universe Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks Zone
Universe Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks ZoneUniverse Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks Zone
Join me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WhatDaMath Hello and welcome to What Da Math. Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created solar system at different distances from the sun. This will help you visualize the so-called Goldilocks area or zone used in astronomy. We'll be using Universe Sandbox 2 Get it here: http://universesandbox.com/ Thank you and please SUBSCRIBE -
2:01Evoluition: The Goldilocks Zone
Evoluition: The Goldilocks Zone -
5:09What Is The Habitable Zone?
What Is The Habitable Zone?What Is The Habitable Zone?
We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's. The weather in your hometown is downright uninhabitable. There’s scorching heatwaves, annual tyhpoonic deluges, and snow deep enough to bury a corn silo. The bad news is planet Earth is the only habitable place we know of in the entire Universe. Also, are the Niburians suffering from Niburian made climate change? Only Niburian Al Gore can answer that question. We as a species are interested in habitability for an assortment of reasons, political, financial, humanitarian and scientific. We want to understand how our own climate is changing. How we’ll live in the climate of the future and what we can do to stem the tide of what our carbon consumption causes. There could be agendas to push for cleaner energy sources, or driving politicians towards climate change denial to maintain nefarious financial gain. We also might need a new lilypad to jump to, assuming we can sort out the travel obstacles. The thing that interests me personally the most is, when can I see an alien? The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe. Problems outside this range are pretty obvious. Too hot, it’s a perpetual steam bath, or it produces separate piles of hydrogen and oxygen. Then your oxygen combines with carbon to form carbon dioxide, and then hydrogen just buggers off into space. This is what happened with Venus. If the planet’s too cold, then bodies of water are solid skating rinks. There could be pockets of liquid water deep beneath the icy surface, but overall, they’re bad places to live. We’ve got this on Mars and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. The habitable zone is a rough measurement. It’s a place where liquid water might exist. Unfortunately, it’s not just a simple equation of the distance to the star versus the amount of energy output. The atmosphere of the planet matters a lot. In fact, both Venus and Mars are considered to be within the Solar System’s habitable zone. Venusian atmosphere is so thick with carbon dioxide that it traps energy from the Sun and creates an inhospitable oven of heat that would quickboil any life faster than you can say “pass the garlic butter”. It’s the opposite on Mars. The thin atmosphere won’t trap any heat at all, so the planet is bun-chillingly cold. Upgrade the atmospheres of either planet and you could get worlds which would be perfectly reasonable to live on. Maybe if we could bash them together and we could spill the atmosphere of one onto the other? Tell Blackbolt to ring up Franklin Richards, I have an idea! When we look at other worlds in the Milky Way and wonder if they have life, it’s not enough to just check to see if they’re in the habitable zone. We need to know what shape their atmosphere is in. Astronomers have actually discovered planets located in the habitable zones around other stars, but from what we can tell, they’re probably not places you’d want to live. They’re all orbiting red dwarf stars. It doesn’t sound too bad to live in a red tinted landscape, provided it came with an Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack, red dwarf stars are extremely violent in their youth. They blast out enormous solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These would scour the surface of any planets caught orbiting them close enough for liquid water to be present. There is some hope. After a few hundred million years of high activity, these red dwarf stars settle down and sip away at their fuel reserves of hydrogen for potentially trillions of years. If life can hold on long enough to get through the early stages, it might have a long existence ahead of it. When you’re thinking about a new home among the stars, or trying to seek out new life in the Universe, look for planets in the habitable zone. As we’ve seen, it’s only a rough guideline. You probably want to check out the place first and make sure it’s truly liveable before you commit to a timeshare condo around Gliese 581. -
6:09The Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky Way
The Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky WayThe Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky Way
Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish. 'Our Place in the Milky Way' - Where are we? What's near us? How can things go wrong?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLke8o-yBwNzHR0ykrLhCImcnEB16Ln62Z . stargazer. -
3:3860 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!
60 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!60 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!
For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowledge of the Goldilocks Zone could mean the possibility of life on up to 60 billion planets! Read More: Further Away Planets 'Can Support Life" Say Researchers http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25639306 "The University of Aberdeen team, which included academics from the University of St. Andrews, said cold rocky planets thought uninhabitable might be able to support life beneath the surface." Life on Other Planets Could Be Far More Widespread, Study Finds http://phys.org/news/2014-01-life-planets-widespread.html "Earth-sized planets can support life at least ten times further away from stars than previously thought, according to academics at the University of Aberdeen." Increased insolation threshold for runaway greenhouse processes on Earth-like planets http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v504/n7479/full/nature12827.html "The increase in solar luminosity over geological timescales should warm the Earth's climate, increasing water evaporation, which will in turn enhance the atmospheric greenhouse effect." Cloud modeling expands estimate of life-supporting planets http://news.uchicago.edu/article/2013/07/01/cloud-modeling-expands-estimate-life-supporting-planets "A new study that calculates the influence of cloud behavior on climate doubles the number of potentially habitable planets orbiting red dwarfs, the most common type of star in the universe." STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS http://iopscience.iop.org/2041-8205/771/2/L45/ "The habitable zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water." Habitable Zone For Planets Shown To Be Bigger Than Once Thought http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/habitable-zone-planets-sun-earth_n_4432033.html "Earth's place in the solar system is just right. It's not too hot, like Venus, and it's not too cold, like Mars, and this "Goldilocks zone" of habitability around other stars like the sun just might be bigger than thought, scientists say." STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS http://home.uchicago.edu/~/junyang28/Papers/Yang_Cowan_Abbot_Clouds_HZ_ApJL_2013.pdf "The Habitable Zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water." CIRCUMSTELLAR HABITABLE ZONES FOR DEEP BIOSPHERES http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/2931.pdf "The circumstellar habitable zone (HZ) is traditionally a thin heliocentric shell within which liquid water is thermally stable on the surface of an Earth-like planet." Extending the Habitable Zone for Red Dwarf Stars http://www.astrobio.net/exclusive/4585/extending-the-habitable-zone-for-red-dwarf-stars- "Stars known as red dwarfs might have larger habitable zones friendly to 'life as we know it' than once thought, researchers say." A dynamically-packed planetary system around GJ 667C with three super-Earths in its habitable zone http://www.eso.org/public/archives/releases/sciencepapers/eso1328/eso1328a.pdf "Since the discovery of the ?rst planets around other stars, Doppler precision has been steadily increasing to the point where objects as small as a few Earth masses can currently be detected around nearby stars." The Goldilocks Zone - NASA Science http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2003/02oct_goldilocks/ "Researchers are finding that life can thrive in some unexpected places." 60 Billion Alien Planets Could Support Life, Study Suggests http://www.space.com/21800-alien-planets-60-billion-habitable-exoplanets.html "Though only about dozen potentially habitable exoplanets have been detected so far, scientists say the universe should be teeming with alien worlds that could support life." 22% of Sun-like Stars have Earth-sized Planets in the Habitable Zone http://www.universetoday.com/106121/22-of-sun-like-stars-have-earth-sized-planets-in-the-habitable-zone/ "How common are planets like Earth? That's been a question astronomers and dreamers have pondered for decades, and now, thanks to the Kepler spacecraft, they have an answer. Will NASA's Ailing planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Get New Mission? http://www.space.com/24197-nasa-kepler-planet-spacecraft-mission-aas223.html "A crucial deadline looms for the team that hopes to get NASA's hobbled Kepler space telescope back in the planet-hunting game." Gliese 667 Cc http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_667C_c "Gliese 667 Cc is an extrasolar planet orbiting around the star Gliese 667 C which is a member of the Gliese 667 triple star system." Watch More: Looking For 2nd Earth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tqe14YJ9mwQ TestTube Wild Card: http://testtube.com/dnews/dnews-536-honey-is-magic?utm_source=YT&utm;_medium=DNews&utm;_campaign=DNWC Purple Planet = Alien Life http://www.youtube.com/watch?v -
1:20Miles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UK
Miles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UKMiles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UK
Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?! Welcome to the official Disney Junior UK YouTube channel! Disney Junior is the place where magical storytelling comes to life. Watch clips and get ready to sing-a-long to songs from your little one’s favourite shows including Doc McStuffins, Sofia The First, The Lion Guard, Captain Jake and the Never Land Pirates, PJ Masks, Miles From Tomorrow, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Henry Hugglemonster, Sheriff Callie and Minnie’s Bow-Toons. Subscribe to get a new dose of DisneyJuniorUK fun every day! ► http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=disneyjunioruk Watch more videos on DisneyJuniorUK! ► Official site: http://www.disney.co.uk/disney-junior/ Like Disney Junior UK on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/disneyjuniorUK Follow @DisneyJuniorUK on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/DisneyJuniorUK/ Follow @DisneyJuniorUK on Twitter: http://twitter.com/DisneyJuniorUK Miles from Tomorrow follows Miles Callisto and his family are an intergaltic team helping the ‘Tomorrowland Transit Authority’ (TTA) in saving the day all around the galaxy with missions set by the TTA! As the family pilot their spaceship the ‘Stellosphere’ around the cosmos, they’re joined by aliens, robots and more from the whole universe. Miles from Tomorrow explores some of the coolest parts of the universe whilst also teaching you some cool stuff about science and physics! There’s more excitement to the universe than just empty space! The show also teaches your little one that even with the whole universe at your fingertips, family and friendships are still the most important things in anyone’s life. MILES FROM TOMORROW CHARACTER LIST • MILES CALLISTO – The main character of these epic adventures, Miles is joined by his pet robot ostrich Merc as Miles looks to take on new responsibilities in the family and learn what it really takes to improve the universe. An excitable young boy, Miles has some awesome catchphrases including “Superstellar!,” “Blastastic!,” “Galactic!,” “Let’s rocket!” and “Awh Craters.” • LORETTA CALLISTO – Loretta is certainly a very smart older sister! Loretta will often be able to think outside of the box and come up with new ideas to help the Callisto family out of sticky situations. Loretta’s mum likes to call her ‘Starshine,’ especially when Loretta manages to fix something or direct the Stellosphere. • MADAM PHOEBE CALLISTO - Not only is Phoebe the mum of Miles and Loretta, but she’s also the captain of the Stellosphere and has a special talent when it comes to flying across the universe. Phoebe always wants everyone in the Callisto family to do their very best and prides herself on being amazing at her job as both a Captain and Scientist. • LEO CALLISTO – Leo, like his wife Phoebe is also a scientist. However, Leo has the special skill of being a crafty engineer and mechanic to the Stellosphere and Stella the onboard voice system for the ship. Leo loves to tinker and invent new things to improve the family’s life. • M.E.R.C (MERC) – Merc is a robot ostrich and trusty pet/companion to the Callisto family. Miles sees Merc as his very best friend and the two of them will often play together. Merc has many skills including the ability to fly, use x-ray vision and run very very fast! -
13:58Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!
Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!
https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It is only 1.1 times bigger than Earth & it has Astronomers and Scientists speculating on the possibilities of Water, Life and other magical things that can only exist in the Habitable Goldilocks Zone. (Or so the theory goes) The newfound planet, called Kepler-186f, was first spotted by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a dim red dwarf star about 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is dimmer than Earth's sun and the planet is slightly bigger than Earth, the positioning of the alien world coupled with its size suggests that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, scientists say. "This is the first definitive Earth-sized planet found in the habitable zone around another star," Elisa Quintana, of the SETI Institute and NASA's Ames Research Center and the lead author of a new study detailing the findings, said in a statement. We've just taken another big step to us finding and announcing to the public that science has found evidence of life on other planets. This Exoplanet is very interesting. Soon we'll be at Ceres & Pluto. Who knows what we will find? Interesting times, indeed. God Bless Everyone, T http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2014/04/17/kepler_186f_earth_sized_planet_in_the_habitable_zone.html http://www.universetoday.com/111319/kepler-has-found-the-first-earth-sized-exoplanet-in-a-habitable-zone/ Hey. You can follow me on the facebook if yee like. http://www.facebook.com/thornewsgo or tweet at me on the twitter @NewThor
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NASA discovers Earth-like planet in 'habitable zone...
NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone."
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The Goldilocks Zone
Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the universe. Included are examples of exoplanets in CHZs. Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
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The Goldilocks Zone
Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just to give you an idea of how rare we are, the odds of all of these conditions coming together in one location for earth to exist are 1/1,000,000,000,000,000. So sorry NASA, but the Red planet, Mars, could not sustain life as we know it. Even if it had provable puddles of water, it could not. Unlike the lie being perpetrated by NASA, that water is all we need to prove life is sustainable, It is well documented that for a planet to sustain human life, certain criteria must be met. Thus the reason that the only water they can claim they found on Mars is in crystals of rock. However, since NASA has been turned into a Muslim outreach prog...
published: 12 Oct 2015 -
Universe Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks Zone
Join me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WhatDaMath Hello and welcome to What Da Math. Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created solar system at different distances from the sun. This will help you visualize the so-called Goldilocks area or zone used in astronomy. We'll be using Universe Sandbox 2 Get it here: http://universesandbox.com/ Thank you and please SUBSCRIBE
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What Is The Habitable Zone?
We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's. The weather in your hometown is downright uninhabitable. There’s scorching heatwaves, annual tyhpoonic deluges, and snow deep enough to bury a corn silo. The bad news is planet Earth is the only habitable place we know of in the entire Universe. Also, are the Niburians suffering from Niburian made climate change? Only Niburian Al Gore can answer that question. We as a species are interested in habitability for an assortment of reasons, political, financial, humanitarian and scientific. We want to understand how our own climate is changing. How we’ll live in the climate of the future and what we can do to stem the tide of what our carbon consumpt...
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The Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky Way
Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish. 'Our Place in the Milky Way' - Where are we? What's near us? How can things go wrong?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLke8o-yBwNzHR0ykrLhCImcnEB16Ln62Z . stargazer.
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60 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!
For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowledge of the Goldilocks Zone could mean the possibility of life on up to 60 billion planets! Read More: Further Away Planets 'Can Support Life" Say Researchers http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25639306 "The University of Aberdeen team, which included academics from the University of St. Andrews, said cold rocky planets thought uninhabitable might be able to support life beneath the surface." Life on Other Planets Could Be Far More Widespread, Study Finds http://phys.org/news/2014-01-life-planets-widespread.html "Earth-sized planets can support life at least ten times further away from stars than pre...
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Miles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UK
Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?! Welcome to the official Disney Junior UK YouTube channel! Disney Junior is the place where magical storytelling comes to life. Watch clips and get ready to sing-a-long to songs from your little one’s favourite shows including Doc McStuffins, Sofia The First, The Lion Guard, Captain Jake and the Never Land Pirates, PJ Masks, Miles From Tomorrow, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Henry Hugglemonster, Sheriff Callie and Minnie’s Bow-Toons. Subscribe to get a new dose of DisneyJuniorUK fun every day! ► http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=disneyjunioruk Watch more videos on DisneyJuniorUK! ► Official site: http://www.disney.co.uk/disney-junior/ Li...
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Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!
https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It is only 1.1 times bigger than Earth & it has Astronomers and Scientists speculating on the possibilities of Water, Life and other magical things that can only exist in the Habitable Goldilocks Zone. (Or so the theory goes) The newfound planet, called Kepler-186f, was first spotted by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a dim red dwarf star about 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is dimmer than Earth's sun and the planet is slightly bigger than Earth, the positioning of the alien world coupled with its size suggests that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, scientists say. "This is the first definitive ...
published: 18 Apr 2014
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NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone."
NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone."
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NASA said its Kepler spacecraft has spotted "Earth's bigger, older cousin": the first nearly Earth-size planet to be found in a "habitable zone."
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The Goldilocks Zone
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Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the univers...
Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the universe. Included are examples of exoplanets in CHZs.
Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
wn.com/The Goldilocks Zone
Overview of the Goldilocks Zone (Circumstellar Habitable Zone) and how it is essential to life on earth and how it guides for the search for life in the universe. Included are examples of exoplanets in CHZs.
Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
- published: 17 Sep 2014
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The Goldilocks Zone
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Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just ...
Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just to give you an idea of how rare we are, the odds of all of these conditions coming together in one location for earth to exist are 1/1,000,000,000,000,000.
So sorry NASA, but the Red planet, Mars, could not sustain life as we know it. Even if it had provable puddles of water, it could not. Unlike the lie being perpetrated by NASA, that water is all we need to prove life is sustainable, It is well documented that for a planet to sustain human life, certain criteria must be met. Thus the reason that the only water they can claim they found on Mars is in crystals of rock. However, since NASA has been turned into a Muslim outreach program, that also pushes the myth that global warming exists, we are going to need more proof than their computer model to believe that they even found ice crystals on Mars.
However, even if they did find water crystals as they claim, there are other factors that would eliminate Mars from ever having had life as we know it. To sustain life that would be as advanced as us on earth, some of the things needing to be in place include, a planet that is just the right distance from the Sun, it must be protected from harmful solar radiation by its magnetic field, it must be kept warm by an insulating atmosphere, and it must have the right chemical ingredients for life, including water and carbon. The processes that shape the Earth and its environment constantly cycle elements through the planet. This cycling sustains life and leads to the formation of the mineral and energy resources that are some of the foundation needed to sustain a modern technological society.
We learn from the Bible that;
""""The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.""""
Genesis 1:2-3
As for me, my faith in God leaves me to believe that we are alone in the universe. God made us here on earth and no one else, or He would have given us a clue long before secularist scientists questioned His existence. I believe there is more than enough empirical evidence to discount the atheists and the secularist scientists who claim the earth and mankind evolved from nothing. I won't get into a debate over it, because those who disagree will never even accept the evidence.
That is why it ultimately takes faith to believe God exists and Christ, His Son, was crucified and died for our sins. He was resurrected to prove that we too will be resurrected to live eternally with Him. All we need do is believe in Him. John 3:16
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Earth is in what is known as, "The Goldilocks Zone". Everything must be perfect, remove one item from the equation and earth as we know it does not exist. Just to give you an idea of how rare we are, the odds of all of these conditions coming together in one location for earth to exist are 1/1,000,000,000,000,000.
So sorry NASA, but the Red planet, Mars, could not sustain life as we know it. Even if it had provable puddles of water, it could not. Unlike the lie being perpetrated by NASA, that water is all we need to prove life is sustainable, It is well documented that for a planet to sustain human life, certain criteria must be met. Thus the reason that the only water they can claim they found on Mars is in crystals of rock. However, since NASA has been turned into a Muslim outreach program, that also pushes the myth that global warming exists, we are going to need more proof than their computer model to believe that they even found ice crystals on Mars.
However, even if they did find water crystals as they claim, there are other factors that would eliminate Mars from ever having had life as we know it. To sustain life that would be as advanced as us on earth, some of the things needing to be in place include, a planet that is just the right distance from the Sun, it must be protected from harmful solar radiation by its magnetic field, it must be kept warm by an insulating atmosphere, and it must have the right chemical ingredients for life, including water and carbon. The processes that shape the Earth and its environment constantly cycle elements through the planet. This cycling sustains life and leads to the formation of the mineral and energy resources that are some of the foundation needed to sustain a modern technological society.
We learn from the Bible that;
""""The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.""""
Genesis 1:2-3
As for me, my faith in God leaves me to believe that we are alone in the universe. God made us here on earth and no one else, or He would have given us a clue long before secularist scientists questioned His existence. I believe there is more than enough empirical evidence to discount the atheists and the secularist scientists who claim the earth and mankind evolved from nothing. I won't get into a debate over it, because those who disagree will never even accept the evidence.
That is why it ultimately takes faith to believe God exists and Christ, His Son, was crucified and died for our sins. He was resurrected to prove that we too will be resurrected to live eternally with Him. All we need do is believe in Him. John 3:16
- published: 12 Oct 2015
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Universe Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks Zone
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Hello and welcome to What Da Math.
Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created s...
Join me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WhatDaMath
Hello and welcome to What Da Math.
Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created solar system at different distances from the sun.
This will help you visualize the so-called Goldilocks area or zone used in astronomy.
We'll be using Universe Sandbox 2
Get it here:
http://universesandbox.com/
Thank you and please SUBSCRIBE
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Join me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/WhatDaMath
Hello and welcome to What Da Math.
Let's find out what happens if we add various Earths to a newly created solar system at different distances from the sun.
This will help you visualize the so-called Goldilocks area or zone used in astronomy.
We'll be using Universe Sandbox 2
Get it here:
http://universesandbox.com/
Thank you and please SUBSCRIBE
- published: 11 Feb 2015
- views: 112391
Evoluition: The Goldilocks Zone
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What Is The Habitable Zone?
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We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's.
The weather in y...
We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's.
The weather in your hometown is downright uninhabitable. There’s scorching heatwaves, annual tyhpoonic deluges, and snow deep enough to bury a corn silo.
The bad news is planet Earth is the only habitable place we know of in the entire Universe. Also, are the Niburians suffering from Niburian made climate change? Only Niburian Al Gore can answer that question.
We as a species are interested in habitability for an assortment of reasons, political, financial, humanitarian and scientific. We want to understand how our own climate is changing. How we’ll live in the climate of the future and what we can do to stem the tide of what our carbon consumption causes.
There could be agendas to push for cleaner energy sources, or driving politicians towards climate change denial to maintain nefarious financial gain.
We also might need a new lilypad to jump to, assuming we can sort out the travel obstacles. The thing that interests me personally the most is, when can I see an alien?
The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
Problems outside this range are pretty obvious. Too hot, it’s a perpetual steam bath, or it produces separate piles of hydrogen and oxygen. Then your oxygen combines with carbon to form carbon dioxide, and then hydrogen just buggers off into space.
This is what happened with Venus. If the planet’s too cold, then bodies of water are solid skating rinks. There could be pockets of liquid water deep beneath the icy surface, but overall, they’re bad places to live.
We’ve got this on Mars and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. The habitable zone is a rough measurement. It’s a place where liquid water might exist.
Unfortunately, it’s not just a simple equation of the distance to the star versus the amount of energy output. The atmosphere of the planet matters a lot. In fact, both Venus and Mars are considered to be within the Solar System’s habitable zone.
Venusian atmosphere is so thick with carbon dioxide that it traps energy from the Sun and creates an inhospitable oven of heat that would quickboil any life faster than you can say “pass the garlic butter”.
It’s the opposite on Mars. The thin atmosphere won’t trap any heat at all, so the planet is bun-chillingly cold. Upgrade the atmospheres of either planet and you could get worlds which would be perfectly reasonable to live on. Maybe if we could bash them together and we could spill the atmosphere of one onto the other? Tell Blackbolt to ring up Franklin Richards, I have an idea!
When we look at other worlds in the Milky Way and wonder if they have life, it’s not enough to just check to see if they’re in the habitable zone. We need to know what shape their atmosphere is in.
Astronomers have actually discovered planets located in the habitable zones around other stars, but from what we can tell, they’re probably not places you’d want to live. They’re all orbiting red dwarf stars.
It doesn’t sound too bad to live in a red tinted landscape, provided it came with an Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack, red dwarf stars are extremely violent in their youth. They blast out enormous solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These would scour the surface of any planets caught orbiting them close enough for liquid water to be present.
There is some hope. After a few hundred million years of high activity, these red dwarf stars settle down and sip away at their fuel reserves of hydrogen for potentially trillions of years. If life can hold on long enough to get through the early stages, it might have a long existence ahead of it.
When you’re thinking about a new home among the stars, or trying to seek out new life in the Universe, look for planets in the habitable zone.
As we’ve seen, it’s only a rough guideline. You probably want to check out the place first and make sure it’s truly liveable before you commit to a timeshare condo around Gliese 581.
wn.com/What Is The Habitable Zone
We've found hundreds of exoplanets in the galaxy. But only a few of them have just the right combination of factors to hold life like Earth's.
The weather in your hometown is downright uninhabitable. There’s scorching heatwaves, annual tyhpoonic deluges, and snow deep enough to bury a corn silo.
The bad news is planet Earth is the only habitable place we know of in the entire Universe. Also, are the Niburians suffering from Niburian made climate change? Only Niburian Al Gore can answer that question.
We as a species are interested in habitability for an assortment of reasons, political, financial, humanitarian and scientific. We want to understand how our own climate is changing. How we’ll live in the climate of the future and what we can do to stem the tide of what our carbon consumption causes.
There could be agendas to push for cleaner energy sources, or driving politicians towards climate change denial to maintain nefarious financial gain.
We also might need a new lilypad to jump to, assuming we can sort out the travel obstacles. The thing that interests me personally the most is, when can I see an alien?
The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
Problems outside this range are pretty obvious. Too hot, it’s a perpetual steam bath, or it produces separate piles of hydrogen and oxygen. Then your oxygen combines with carbon to form carbon dioxide, and then hydrogen just buggers off into space.
This is what happened with Venus. If the planet’s too cold, then bodies of water are solid skating rinks. There could be pockets of liquid water deep beneath the icy surface, but overall, they’re bad places to live.
We’ve got this on Mars and the moons of Jupiter and Saturn. The habitable zone is a rough measurement. It’s a place where liquid water might exist.
Unfortunately, it’s not just a simple equation of the distance to the star versus the amount of energy output. The atmosphere of the planet matters a lot. In fact, both Venus and Mars are considered to be within the Solar System’s habitable zone.
Venusian atmosphere is so thick with carbon dioxide that it traps energy from the Sun and creates an inhospitable oven of heat that would quickboil any life faster than you can say “pass the garlic butter”.
It’s the opposite on Mars. The thin atmosphere won’t trap any heat at all, so the planet is bun-chillingly cold. Upgrade the atmospheres of either planet and you could get worlds which would be perfectly reasonable to live on. Maybe if we could bash them together and we could spill the atmosphere of one onto the other? Tell Blackbolt to ring up Franklin Richards, I have an idea!
When we look at other worlds in the Milky Way and wonder if they have life, it’s not enough to just check to see if they’re in the habitable zone. We need to know what shape their atmosphere is in.
Astronomers have actually discovered planets located in the habitable zones around other stars, but from what we can tell, they’re probably not places you’d want to live. They’re all orbiting red dwarf stars.
It doesn’t sound too bad to live in a red tinted landscape, provided it came with an Angelo Badalamenti soundtrack, red dwarf stars are extremely violent in their youth. They blast out enormous solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These would scour the surface of any planets caught orbiting them close enough for liquid water to be present.
There is some hope. After a few hundred million years of high activity, these red dwarf stars settle down and sip away at their fuel reserves of hydrogen for potentially trillions of years. If life can hold on long enough to get through the early stages, it might have a long existence ahead of it.
When you’re thinking about a new home among the stars, or trying to seek out new life in the Universe, look for planets in the habitable zone.
As we’ve seen, it’s only a rough guideline. You probably want to check out the place first and make sure it’s truly liveable before you commit to a timeshare condo around Gliese 581.
- published: 29 Jun 2015
- views: 12032
The Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky Way
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- Duration: 6:09
- Updated: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 25224
Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html
This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish.
'Our Place...
Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html
This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish.
'Our Place in the Milky Way' - Where are we? What's near us? How can things go wrong?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLke8o-yBwNzHR0ykrLhCImcnEB16Ln62Z .
stargazer.
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Where are we?: http://stargazeryoutube.blogspot.com.au/2014/12/the-galactic-habitable-zone.html
This is the one part of the galaxy life can flourish.
'Our Place in the Milky Way' - Where are we? What's near us? How can things go wrong?: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLke8o-yBwNzHR0ykrLhCImcnEB16Ln62Z .
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- published: 17 Dec 2014
- views: 25224
60 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 83516
For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowl...
For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowledge of the Goldilocks Zone could mean the possibility of life on up to 60 billion planets!
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Further Away Planets 'Can Support Life" Say Researchers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-25639306
"The University of Aberdeen team, which included academics from the University of St. Andrews, said cold rocky planets thought uninhabitable might be able to support life beneath the surface."
Life on Other Planets Could Be Far More Widespread, Study Finds
http://phys.org/news/2014-01-life-planets-widespread.html
"Earth-sized planets can support life at least ten times further away from stars than previously thought, according to academics at the University of Aberdeen."
Increased insolation threshold for runaway greenhouse processes on Earth-like planets
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v504/n7479/full/nature12827.html
"The increase in solar luminosity over geological timescales should warm the Earth's climate, increasing water evaporation, which will in turn enhance the atmospheric greenhouse effect."
Cloud modeling expands estimate of life-supporting planets
http://news.uchicago.edu/article/2013/07/01/cloud-modeling-expands-estimate-life-supporting-planets
"A new study that calculates the influence of cloud behavior on climate doubles the number of potentially habitable planets orbiting red dwarfs, the most common type of star in the universe."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://iopscience.iop.org/2041-8205/771/2/L45/
"The habitable zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
Habitable Zone For Planets Shown To Be Bigger Than Once Thought
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/habitable-zone-planets-sun-earth_n_4432033.html
"Earth's place in the solar system is just right. It's not too hot, like Venus, and it's not too cold, like Mars, and this "Goldilocks zone" of habitability around other stars like the sun just might be bigger than thought, scientists say."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://home.uchicago.edu/~/junyang28/Papers/Yang_Cowan_Abbot_Clouds_HZ_ApJL_2013.pdf
"The Habitable Zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
CIRCUMSTELLAR HABITABLE ZONES FOR DEEP BIOSPHERES
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/2931.pdf
"The circumstellar habitable zone (HZ) is traditionally a thin heliocentric shell within which liquid water is thermally stable on the surface of an Earth-like planet."
Extending the Habitable Zone for Red Dwarf Stars
http://www.astrobio.net/exclusive/4585/extending-the-habitable-zone-for-red-dwarf-stars-
"Stars known as red dwarfs might have larger habitable zones friendly to 'life as we know it' than once thought, researchers say."
A dynamically-packed planetary system around GJ 667C with three super-Earths in its habitable zone
http://www.eso.org/public/archives/releases/sciencepapers/eso1328/eso1328a.pdf
"Since the discovery of the ?rst planets around other stars, Doppler precision has been steadily increasing to the point where objects as small as a few Earth masses can currently be detected around nearby stars."
The Goldilocks Zone - NASA Science
http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2003/02oct_goldilocks/
"Researchers are finding that life can thrive in some unexpected places."
60 Billion Alien Planets Could Support Life, Study Suggests
http://www.space.com/21800-alien-planets-60-billion-habitable-exoplanets.html
"Though only about dozen potentially habitable exoplanets have been detected so far, scientists say the universe should be teeming with alien worlds that could support life."
22% of Sun-like Stars have Earth-sized Planets in the Habitable Zone
http://www.universetoday.com/106121/22-of-sun-like-stars-have-earth-sized-planets-in-the-habitable-zone/
"How common are planets like Earth? That's been a question astronomers and dreamers have pondered for decades, and now, thanks to the Kepler spacecraft, they have an answer.
Will NASA's Ailing planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Get New Mission?
http://www.space.com/24197-nasa-kepler-planet-spacecraft-mission-aas223.html
"A crucial deadline looms for the team that hopes to get NASA's hobbled Kepler space telescope back in the planet-hunting game."
Gliese 667 Cc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_667C_c
"Gliese 667 Cc is an extrasolar planet orbiting around the star Gliese 667 C which is a member of the Gliese 667 triple star system."
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For years, we've believed that around 2 billion planets in the galaxy are able to support alien life. But what if we were wrong? Anthony discusses how new knowledge of the Goldilocks Zone could mean the possibility of life on up to 60 billion planets!
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Life on Other Planets Could Be Far More Widespread, Study Finds
http://phys.org/news/2014-01-life-planets-widespread.html
"Earth-sized planets can support life at least ten times further away from stars than previously thought, according to academics at the University of Aberdeen."
Increased insolation threshold for runaway greenhouse processes on Earth-like planets
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v504/n7479/full/nature12827.html
"The increase in solar luminosity over geological timescales should warm the Earth's climate, increasing water evaporation, which will in turn enhance the atmospheric greenhouse effect."
Cloud modeling expands estimate of life-supporting planets
http://news.uchicago.edu/article/2013/07/01/cloud-modeling-expands-estimate-life-supporting-planets
"A new study that calculates the influence of cloud behavior on climate doubles the number of potentially habitable planets orbiting red dwarfs, the most common type of star in the universe."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://iopscience.iop.org/2041-8205/771/2/L45/
"The habitable zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
Habitable Zone For Planets Shown To Be Bigger Than Once Thought
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/12/habitable-zone-planets-sun-earth_n_4432033.html
"Earth's place in the solar system is just right. It's not too hot, like Venus, and it's not too cold, like Mars, and this "Goldilocks zone" of habitability around other stars like the sun just might be bigger than thought, scientists say."
STABILIZING CLOUD FEEDBACK DRAMATICALLY EXPANDS THE HABITABLE ZONE OF TIDALLY LOCKED PLANETS
http://home.uchicago.edu/~/junyang28/Papers/Yang_Cowan_Abbot_Clouds_HZ_ApJL_2013.pdf
"The Habitable Zone (HZ) is the circumstellar region where a planet can sustain surface liquid water."
CIRCUMSTELLAR HABITABLE ZONES FOR DEEP BIOSPHERES
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2013/pdf/2931.pdf
"The circumstellar habitable zone (HZ) is traditionally a thin heliocentric shell within which liquid water is thermally stable on the surface of an Earth-like planet."
Extending the Habitable Zone for Red Dwarf Stars
http://www.astrobio.net/exclusive/4585/extending-the-habitable-zone-for-red-dwarf-stars-
"Stars known as red dwarfs might have larger habitable zones friendly to 'life as we know it' than once thought, researchers say."
A dynamically-packed planetary system around GJ 667C with three super-Earths in its habitable zone
http://www.eso.org/public/archives/releases/sciencepapers/eso1328/eso1328a.pdf
"Since the discovery of the ?rst planets around other stars, Doppler precision has been steadily increasing to the point where objects as small as a few Earth masses can currently be detected around nearby stars."
The Goldilocks Zone - NASA Science
http://science1.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2003/02oct_goldilocks/
"Researchers are finding that life can thrive in some unexpected places."
60 Billion Alien Planets Could Support Life, Study Suggests
http://www.space.com/21800-alien-planets-60-billion-habitable-exoplanets.html
"Though only about dozen potentially habitable exoplanets have been detected so far, scientists say the universe should be teeming with alien worlds that could support life."
22% of Sun-like Stars have Earth-sized Planets in the Habitable Zone
http://www.universetoday.com/106121/22-of-sun-like-stars-have-earth-sized-planets-in-the-habitable-zone/
"How common are planets like Earth? That's been a question astronomers and dreamers have pondered for decades, and now, thanks to the Kepler spacecraft, they have an answer.
Will NASA's Ailing planet-Hunting Kepler Spacecraft Get New Mission?
http://www.space.com/24197-nasa-kepler-planet-spacecraft-mission-aas223.html
"A crucial deadline looms for the team that hopes to get NASA's hobbled Kepler space telescope back in the planet-hunting game."
Gliese 667 Cc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gliese_667C_c
"Gliese 667 Cc is an extrasolar planet orbiting around the star Gliese 667 C which is a member of the Gliese 667 triple star system."
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Purple Planet = Alien Life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 83516
Miles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UK
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 24 May 2015
- views: 239945
Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?!
Welcome to the offici...
Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?!
Welcome to the official Disney Junior UK YouTube channel! Disney Junior is the place where magical storytelling comes to life. Watch clips and get ready to sing-a-long to songs from your little one’s favourite shows including Doc McStuffins, Sofia The First, The Lion Guard, Captain Jake and the Never Land Pirates, PJ Masks, Miles From Tomorrow, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Henry Hugglemonster, Sheriff Callie and Minnie’s Bow-Toons.
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Miles from Tomorrow follows Miles Callisto and his family are an intergaltic team helping the ‘Tomorrowland Transit Authority’ (TTA) in saving the day all around the galaxy with missions set by the TTA! As the family pilot their spaceship the ‘Stellosphere’ around the cosmos, they’re joined by aliens, robots and more from the whole universe.
Miles from Tomorrow explores some of the coolest parts of the universe whilst also teaching you some cool stuff about science and physics! There’s more excitement to the universe than just empty space! The show also teaches your little one that even with the whole universe at your fingertips, family and friendships are still the most important things in anyone’s life.
MILES FROM TOMORROW CHARACTER LIST
• MILES CALLISTO – The main character of these epic adventures, Miles is joined by his pet robot ostrich Merc as Miles looks to take on new responsibilities in the family and learn what it really takes to improve the universe. An excitable young boy, Miles has some awesome catchphrases including “Superstellar!,” “Blastastic!,” “Galactic!,” “Let’s rocket!” and “Awh Craters.”
• LORETTA CALLISTO – Loretta is certainly a very smart older sister! Loretta will often be able to think outside of the box and come up with new ideas to help the Callisto family out of sticky situations. Loretta’s mum likes to call her ‘Starshine,’ especially when Loretta manages to fix something or direct the Stellosphere.
• MADAM PHOEBE CALLISTO - Not only is Phoebe the mum of Miles and Loretta, but she’s also the captain of the Stellosphere and has a special talent when it comes to flying across the universe. Phoebe always wants everyone in the Callisto family to do their very best and prides herself on being amazing at her job as both a Captain and Scientist.
• LEO CALLISTO – Leo, like his wife Phoebe is also a scientist. However, Leo has the special skill of being a crafty engineer and mechanic to the Stellosphere and Stella the onboard voice system for the ship. Leo loves to tinker and invent new things to improve the family’s life.
• M.E.R.C (MERC) – Merc is a robot ostrich and trusty pet/companion to the Callisto family. Miles sees Merc as his very best friend and the two of them will often play together. Merc has many skills including the ability to fly, use x-ray vision and run very very fast!
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Miles and Merc take a trip to a very hot planet but when his ship breaks down will he be able to get himself and Merc to safety in time?!
Welcome to the official Disney Junior UK YouTube channel! Disney Junior is the place where magical storytelling comes to life. Watch clips and get ready to sing-a-long to songs from your little one’s favourite shows including Doc McStuffins, Sofia The First, The Lion Guard, Captain Jake and the Never Land Pirates, PJ Masks, Miles From Tomorrow, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Henry Hugglemonster, Sheriff Callie and Minnie’s Bow-Toons.
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Miles from Tomorrow follows Miles Callisto and his family are an intergaltic team helping the ‘Tomorrowland Transit Authority’ (TTA) in saving the day all around the galaxy with missions set by the TTA! As the family pilot their spaceship the ‘Stellosphere’ around the cosmos, they’re joined by aliens, robots and more from the whole universe.
Miles from Tomorrow explores some of the coolest parts of the universe whilst also teaching you some cool stuff about science and physics! There’s more excitement to the universe than just empty space! The show also teaches your little one that even with the whole universe at your fingertips, family and friendships are still the most important things in anyone’s life.
MILES FROM TOMORROW CHARACTER LIST
• MILES CALLISTO – The main character of these epic adventures, Miles is joined by his pet robot ostrich Merc as Miles looks to take on new responsibilities in the family and learn what it really takes to improve the universe. An excitable young boy, Miles has some awesome catchphrases including “Superstellar!,” “Blastastic!,” “Galactic!,” “Let’s rocket!” and “Awh Craters.”
• LORETTA CALLISTO – Loretta is certainly a very smart older sister! Loretta will often be able to think outside of the box and come up with new ideas to help the Callisto family out of sticky situations. Loretta’s mum likes to call her ‘Starshine,’ especially when Loretta manages to fix something or direct the Stellosphere.
• MADAM PHOEBE CALLISTO - Not only is Phoebe the mum of Miles and Loretta, but she’s also the captain of the Stellosphere and has a special talent when it comes to flying across the universe. Phoebe always wants everyone in the Callisto family to do their very best and prides herself on being amazing at her job as both a Captain and Scientist.
• LEO CALLISTO – Leo, like his wife Phoebe is also a scientist. However, Leo has the special skill of being a crafty engineer and mechanic to the Stellosphere and Stella the onboard voice system for the ship. Leo loves to tinker and invent new things to improve the family’s life.
• M.E.R.C (MERC) – Merc is a robot ostrich and trusty pet/companion to the Callisto family. Miles sees Merc as his very best friend and the two of them will often play together. Merc has many skills including the ability to fly, use x-ray vision and run very very fast!
- published: 24 May 2015
- views: 239945
Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!
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- Duration: 13:58
- Updated: 18 Apr 2014
- views: 177569
https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It ...
https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It is only 1.1 times bigger than Earth & it has Astronomers and Scientists speculating on the possibilities of Water, Life and other magical things that can only exist in the Habitable Goldilocks Zone. (Or so the theory goes)
The newfound planet, called Kepler-186f, was first spotted by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a dim red dwarf star about 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is dimmer than Earth's sun and the planet is slightly bigger than Earth, the positioning of the alien world coupled with its size suggests that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, scientists say.
"This is the first definitive Earth-sized planet found in the habitable zone around another star," Elisa Quintana, of the SETI Institute and NASA's Ames Research Center and the lead author of a new study detailing the findings, said in a statement.
We've just taken another big step to us finding and announcing to the public that science has found evidence of life on other planets.
This Exoplanet is very interesting.
Soon we'll be at Ceres & Pluto.
Who knows what we will find?
Interesting times, indeed.
God Bless Everyone,
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http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2014/04/17/kepler_186f_earth_sized_planet_in_the_habitable_zone.html
http://www.universetoday.com/111319/kepler-has-found-the-first-earth-sized-exoplanet-in-a-habitable-zone/
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https://www.youtube.com/thornews That's right. Earth 2.0, Earth's Twin, or a Non-Earth Earth has been found in the habitable zone of a distant solar system. It is only 1.1 times bigger than Earth & it has Astronomers and Scientists speculating on the possibilities of Water, Life and other magical things that can only exist in the Habitable Goldilocks Zone. (Or so the theory goes)
The newfound planet, called Kepler-186f, was first spotted by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a dim red dwarf star about 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is dimmer than Earth's sun and the planet is slightly bigger than Earth, the positioning of the alien world coupled with its size suggests that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, scientists say.
"This is the first definitive Earth-sized planet found in the habitable zone around another star," Elisa Quintana, of the SETI Institute and NASA's Ames Research Center and the lead author of a new study detailing the findings, said in a statement.
We've just taken another big step to us finding and announcing to the public that science has found evidence of life on other planets.
This Exoplanet is very interesting.
Soon we'll be at Ceres & Pluto.
Who knows what we will find?
Interesting times, indeed.
God Bless Everyone,
T
http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2014/04/17/kepler_186f_earth_sized_planet_in_the_habitable_zone.html
http://www.universetoday.com/111319/kepler-has-found-the-first-earth-sized-exoplanet-in-a-habitable-zone/
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- published: 18 Apr 2014
- views: 177569
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The email “Goldilocks” zone for dentists | SmartBox Web Marketing
Automating your dental email marketing gets you in the “Goldilocks” zone. Colin explains the benefits of email automation in Patient Attraction Podcast 914. Call Us: 888.741.1413
published: 26 Oct 2016 -
Watch Miles from Tomorrowland episode 9 season 1 – To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan
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WMD Goldilocks Planet Distortion
http://wmdevices.com A hugely versatile IC based distortion with a tone stack that makes it super easy to dial in present, clear, and powerful tones with any rig and in any context.
published: 20 Sep 2016 -
Getting to Know the Goldilocks Planet
published: 16 Sep 2016 -
What is a Habitable Zone
The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
published: 13 Sep 2016 -
The Goldilocks Zone - Derbyshire Inspired Theme Remix
"Our planet occupies what scientists sometimes call the Goldilocks zone. Its distance from our star means it is neither too hot, nor too cold to support liquid water - thought to be a key ingredient for life. Astronomers are searching for rocky planets like ours in the Goldilocks zones of other stars." I've tried to incorporate this meaning into a Derbyshire inspired Doctor Who theme being trying to successfully create a balance between the mix of the audio. The Goldilocks Zone is what they say is not too hot or nor cold, and that it's just right. I hope this is evident in this theme and I also hope you enjoy this remix! The samples used in this remix are part of my private collection and I will not be sharing them separately to anyone outside of my group. © 1963 - Delia Derbyshire Melo...
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
Earth Like Planet # Goldilocks Zone # Proxima B
After stretching their gaze across the vast reaches of the cosmos for planets like our own where life might exist, astronomers have finally discovered one, and it appears were neighbors. A rocky, Earth-like planet that's only slightly bigger than Earth has been discovered orbiting the closest star in our solar system, Proxima Centauri. Astronomers think the planet is in the not-too-hot, not-too-cold Goldilocks Zone where liquid water, a necessity to life on earth, is possible. The long-sought world, designated Proxima b, orbits its cool red parent star every 11 days and has a temperature suitable for liquid water to exist on its surface. This rocky world is a little more massive than the Earth and is the closest exoplanet to us and it may also be the closest possible abode for life outside...
published: 25 Aug 2016 -
2016 - Intl' - Habitable Proxima-b Planet Found Next Door to Milky Way - 24/8/16
(PARIS, AFP, 24 Aug 2016) - Scientists on Wednesday (24 Aug 2016) announced the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting the star nearest our Sun, opening up the glittering prospect of a habitable world that may one day be explored by robots. Named Proxima b, the planet is in a “temperate” zone compatible with the presence of liquid water – a key ingredient for life. The findings, based on data collected over 16 years, were reported in the peer-reviewed journal Nature. “We have finally succeeded in showing that a small-mass planet, most likely rocky, is orbiting the star closest to our solar system,” said co-author Julien Morin, an astrophysicist at the University of Montpellier in southern France. “Proxima b would probably be the first exoplanet visited by a probe made by humans,” ...
published: 25 Aug 2016
The email “Goldilocks” zone for dentists | SmartBox Web Marketing
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- Duration: 3:02
- Updated: 26 Oct 2016
- views: 3
Automating your dental email marketing gets you in the “Goldilocks” zone. Colin explains the benefits of email automation in Patient Attraction Podcast 914.
Ca...
Automating your dental email marketing gets you in the “Goldilocks” zone. Colin explains the benefits of email automation in Patient Attraction Podcast 914.
Call Us: 888.741.1413
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Automating your dental email marketing gets you in the “Goldilocks” zone. Colin explains the benefits of email automation in Patient Attraction Podcast 914.
Call Us: 888.741.1413
- published: 26 Oct 2016
- views: 3
Watch Miles from Tomorrowland episode 9 season 1 – To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan
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- Duration: 24:02
- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- views: 10
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Aliens the Goldilocks zone and The Stangers
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- Updated: 10 Oct 2016
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Asking a very Drunk RossaTron about his thoughts on Aliens when 2 random people, I think Students join in. Sorry the battery cut too early
Asking a very Drunk RossaTron about his thoughts on Aliens when 2 random people, I think Students join in. Sorry the battery cut too early
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Aquarium Water Testing - Why I do it and the Goldilocks Zone
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Is Testing Aquarium Water Necessary, or a waste of Time and Money? In this video I explain why I do test my water and which test is the most important for Fresh...
Is Testing Aquarium Water Necessary, or a waste of Time and Money? In this video I explain why I do test my water and which test is the most important for Freshwater in my opinion.
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WMD Goldilocks Planet Distortion
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- Updated: 20 Sep 2016
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A hugely versatile IC based distortion with a tone stack that makes it super easy to dial in present, clear, and powerful tones with any ri...
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A hugely versatile IC based distortion with a tone stack that makes it super easy to dial in present, clear, and powerful tones with any rig and in any context.
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A hugely versatile IC based distortion with a tone stack that makes it super easy to dial in present, clear, and powerful tones with any rig and in any context.
- published: 20 Sep 2016
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Getting to Know the Goldilocks Planet
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- Updated: 16 Sep 2016
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- published: 16 Sep 2016
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What is a Habitable Zone
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- Updated: 13 Sep 2016
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The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with whic...
The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
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The habitable zone, also known as the “Goldilocks Zone”, is the region around a star where the average temperature on a planet allows for liquid water with which to make porridge. It’s that liquid water that we hunt for not only for our future uses, but as an indicator of where alien life could be in the Universe.
- published: 13 Sep 2016
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The Goldilocks Zone - Derbyshire Inspired Theme Remix
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
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"Our planet occupies what scientists sometimes call the Goldilocks zone. Its distance from our star means it is neither too hot, nor too cold to support liquid ...
"Our planet occupies what scientists sometimes call the Goldilocks zone. Its distance from our star means it is neither too hot, nor too cold to support liquid water - thought to be a key ingredient for life. Astronomers are searching for rocky planets like ours in the Goldilocks zones of other stars."
I've tried to incorporate this meaning into a Derbyshire inspired Doctor Who theme being trying to successfully create a balance between the mix of the audio. The Goldilocks Zone is what they say is not too hot or nor cold, and that it's just right. I hope this is evident in this theme and I also hope you enjoy this remix!
The samples used in this remix are part of my private collection and I will not be sharing them separately to anyone outside of my group.
© 1963 - Delia Derbyshire Melody Samples
© 2016 - The Restoration of Dr Who Remixes
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"Our planet occupies what scientists sometimes call the Goldilocks zone. Its distance from our star means it is neither too hot, nor too cold to support liquid water - thought to be a key ingredient for life. Astronomers are searching for rocky planets like ours in the Goldilocks zones of other stars."
I've tried to incorporate this meaning into a Derbyshire inspired Doctor Who theme being trying to successfully create a balance between the mix of the audio. The Goldilocks Zone is what they say is not too hot or nor cold, and that it's just right. I hope this is evident in this theme and I also hope you enjoy this remix!
The samples used in this remix are part of my private collection and I will not be sharing them separately to anyone outside of my group.
© 1963 - Delia Derbyshire Melody Samples
© 2016 - The Restoration of Dr Who Remixes
- published: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 84
Earth Like Planet # Goldilocks Zone # Proxima B
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- Updated: 25 Aug 2016
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After stretching their gaze across the vast reaches of the cosmos for planets like our own where life might exist, astronomers have finally discovered one, and ...
After stretching their gaze across the vast reaches of the cosmos for planets like our own where life might exist, astronomers have finally discovered one, and it appears were neighbors. A rocky, Earth-like planet that's only slightly bigger than Earth has been discovered orbiting the closest star in our solar system, Proxima Centauri. Astronomers think the planet is in the not-too-hot, not-too-cold Goldilocks Zone where liquid water, a necessity to life on earth, is possible. The long-sought world, designated Proxima b, orbits its cool red parent star every 11 days and has a temperature suitable for liquid water to exist on its surface. This rocky world is a little more massive than the Earth and is the closest exoplanet to us and it may also be the closest possible abode for life outside the Solar System. The discovery was made as part of the Pale Red Dot campaign. Describing the star around which the planet has been found, Just over four light-years from the Solar System lies a red dwarf star that has been named Proxima Centauri as it is the closest star to Earth apart from the Sun. This cool star in the constellation of Centaurus is too faint to be seen with the unaided eye and lies near to the much brighter pair of stars known as Alpha Centauri AB.
wn.com/Earth Like Planet Goldilocks Zone Proxima B
After stretching their gaze across the vast reaches of the cosmos for planets like our own where life might exist, astronomers have finally discovered one, and it appears were neighbors. A rocky, Earth-like planet that's only slightly bigger than Earth has been discovered orbiting the closest star in our solar system, Proxima Centauri. Astronomers think the planet is in the not-too-hot, not-too-cold Goldilocks Zone where liquid water, a necessity to life on earth, is possible. The long-sought world, designated Proxima b, orbits its cool red parent star every 11 days and has a temperature suitable for liquid water to exist on its surface. This rocky world is a little more massive than the Earth and is the closest exoplanet to us and it may also be the closest possible abode for life outside the Solar System. The discovery was made as part of the Pale Red Dot campaign. Describing the star around which the planet has been found, Just over four light-years from the Solar System lies a red dwarf star that has been named Proxima Centauri as it is the closest star to Earth apart from the Sun. This cool star in the constellation of Centaurus is too faint to be seen with the unaided eye and lies near to the much brighter pair of stars known as Alpha Centauri AB.
- published: 25 Aug 2016
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2016 - Intl' - Habitable Proxima-b Planet Found Next Door to Milky Way - 24/8/16
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- Duration: 4:25
- Updated: 25 Aug 2016
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(PARIS, AFP, 24 Aug 2016) - Scientists on Wednesday (24 Aug 2016) announced the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting the star nearest our Sun, opening up...
(PARIS, AFP, 24 Aug 2016) - Scientists on Wednesday (24 Aug 2016) announced the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting the star nearest our Sun, opening up the glittering prospect of a habitable world that may one day be explored by robots.
Named Proxima b, the planet is in a “temperate” zone compatible with the presence of liquid water – a key ingredient for life.
The findings, based on data collected over 16 years, were reported in the peer-reviewed journal Nature.
“We have finally succeeded in showing that a small-mass planet, most likely rocky, is orbiting the star closest to our solar system,” said co-author Julien Morin, an astrophysicist at the University of Montpellier in southern France.
“Proxima b would probably be the first exoplanet visited by a probe made by humans,” he told AFP.
An exoplanet is any planet outside our Solar System.
Lead author Guillem Anglada-Escude, an astronomer at Queen Mary University London, described the find as the “experience of a lifetime”.
Working with European Southern Observatory telescopes in the north Chilean desert, his team used the so-called Doppler method to detect Proxima b and describe its properties.
The professional star-gazers spent 60 consecutive days earlier this year looking for signs of gravitational pull on its host star, Proxima Centauri.
Regular shifts in the star’s light spectrum – repeating every 11.2 days – gave a tantalising clue.
They revealed that the star alternately moved towards and away from our Solar System at the pace of a leisurely stroll, about 5kmh.
After cross-checking an inconclusive 2000-2014 dataset and eliminating other possible causes, the researchers determined that the tug of an orbiting planet was responsible for this tiny to-and-fro.
“Statistically, there is no doubt,” Anglada-Escude told journalists in a briefing.
“We have found a planet around Proxima Centauri.” Proxima b is a mere four light years from the Solar System, meaning that it is essentially in our back yard on the scale of our galaxy, the Milky Way.
It has a mass around 1.3 times that of Earth, and orbits about seven million kilometres from its star.
A planet so near to our Sun – 21 times closer than Earth – would be an unlivable white-hot ball of fire.
But Proxima Centauri is a so-called red dwarf, meaning a star that burns at a lower temperature.
As a result, the newly discovered planet is in a “Goldilocks” sweet spot: neither so hot that water evaporates, nor so cold that it freezes solid.
But liquid water is not the only essential ingredient for the emergence of life.
An atmosphere is also required, and on that score the researchers are still in the dark.
It all depends, they say, on how Proxima b evolved as a planet.
“You can come up with formation scenarios that end up with and Earth-like atmosphere, a Venus-like atmosphere” – 96 per cent carbon dioxide – “or no atmosphere at all,” said co-author Ansgar Reiners, an expert on “cold” stars at the University of Goettingen’s Institute of Astrophysics in Germany.
Computer models suggest the planet’s temperature, with an atmosphere, could be “in the range of minus 30 deg C on the dark side, and 30 deg C on the light side,” Reiners told journalists.
Like the Moon in relation to Earth, Proxima b is “tidally locked,” with one face always exposed to its star and the other perpetually in shadow.
Emerging life forms would also have to cope with ultraviolet and X-rays bombarding Proxima b 100 times more intensely than on Earth.
An atmosphere would help deflect these rays, as would a strong magnetic field.
But even high doses of radiation do not preclude life, especially if we think outside the box, scientists say.
“We have to be very open-minded as to what we call ‘life’,” Jean Schneider, an expert on exoplanets at the Observatoire de Paris, told AFP.
Some 3,500 exoplanets have been discovered since the first confirmed sighting in 1995.
Most of these distant worlds – like our own Jupiter and Neptune – are composed of gas, an inhospitable environment for life.
Even the 10 per cent that do have rocky surfaces are mostly too cold or too hot to host water in liquid form.
And – until today – the handful that are in a temperate zone are effectively beyond reach.
Last year, for example, Nasa unveiled Kepler 452b, a planet about 60 per cent larger than Earth that could have active volcanoes, oceans, sunshine like ours, and a year lasting 385 days.
But at a distance of 1,400 light-years, humankind would have little hope of reaching this Earth-twin any time soon.
By comparison, Proxima b is a stone’s throw away, though still too far away for humans to visit with present-generation chemical rockets.
“This is a dream for astronomers if we think about follow up observations,” said Reiners.
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wn.com/2016 Intl' Habitable Proxima B Planet Found Next Door To Milky Way 24 8 16
(PARIS, AFP, 24 Aug 2016) - Scientists on Wednesday (24 Aug 2016) announced the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting the star nearest our Sun, opening up the glittering prospect of a habitable world that may one day be explored by robots.
Named Proxima b, the planet is in a “temperate” zone compatible with the presence of liquid water – a key ingredient for life.
The findings, based on data collected over 16 years, were reported in the peer-reviewed journal Nature.
“We have finally succeeded in showing that a small-mass planet, most likely rocky, is orbiting the star closest to our solar system,” said co-author Julien Morin, an astrophysicist at the University of Montpellier in southern France.
“Proxima b would probably be the first exoplanet visited by a probe made by humans,” he told AFP.
An exoplanet is any planet outside our Solar System.
Lead author Guillem Anglada-Escude, an astronomer at Queen Mary University London, described the find as the “experience of a lifetime”.
Working with European Southern Observatory telescopes in the north Chilean desert, his team used the so-called Doppler method to detect Proxima b and describe its properties.
The professional star-gazers spent 60 consecutive days earlier this year looking for signs of gravitational pull on its host star, Proxima Centauri.
Regular shifts in the star’s light spectrum – repeating every 11.2 days – gave a tantalising clue.
They revealed that the star alternately moved towards and away from our Solar System at the pace of a leisurely stroll, about 5kmh.
After cross-checking an inconclusive 2000-2014 dataset and eliminating other possible causes, the researchers determined that the tug of an orbiting planet was responsible for this tiny to-and-fro.
“Statistically, there is no doubt,” Anglada-Escude told journalists in a briefing.
“We have found a planet around Proxima Centauri.” Proxima b is a mere four light years from the Solar System, meaning that it is essentially in our back yard on the scale of our galaxy, the Milky Way.
It has a mass around 1.3 times that of Earth, and orbits about seven million kilometres from its star.
A planet so near to our Sun – 21 times closer than Earth – would be an unlivable white-hot ball of fire.
But Proxima Centauri is a so-called red dwarf, meaning a star that burns at a lower temperature.
As a result, the newly discovered planet is in a “Goldilocks” sweet spot: neither so hot that water evaporates, nor so cold that it freezes solid.
But liquid water is not the only essential ingredient for the emergence of life.
An atmosphere is also required, and on that score the researchers are still in the dark.
It all depends, they say, on how Proxima b evolved as a planet.
“You can come up with formation scenarios that end up with and Earth-like atmosphere, a Venus-like atmosphere” – 96 per cent carbon dioxide – “or no atmosphere at all,” said co-author Ansgar Reiners, an expert on “cold” stars at the University of Goettingen’s Institute of Astrophysics in Germany.
Computer models suggest the planet’s temperature, with an atmosphere, could be “in the range of minus 30 deg C on the dark side, and 30 deg C on the light side,” Reiners told journalists.
Like the Moon in relation to Earth, Proxima b is “tidally locked,” with one face always exposed to its star and the other perpetually in shadow.
Emerging life forms would also have to cope with ultraviolet and X-rays bombarding Proxima b 100 times more intensely than on Earth.
An atmosphere would help deflect these rays, as would a strong magnetic field.
But even high doses of radiation do not preclude life, especially if we think outside the box, scientists say.
“We have to be very open-minded as to what we call ‘life’,” Jean Schneider, an expert on exoplanets at the Observatoire de Paris, told AFP.
Some 3,500 exoplanets have been discovered since the first confirmed sighting in 1995.
Most of these distant worlds – like our own Jupiter and Neptune – are composed of gas, an inhospitable environment for life.
Even the 10 per cent that do have rocky surfaces are mostly too cold or too hot to host water in liquid form.
And – until today – the handful that are in a temperate zone are effectively beyond reach.
Last year, for example, Nasa unveiled Kepler 452b, a planet about 60 per cent larger than Earth that could have active volcanoes, oceans, sunshine like ours, and a year lasting 385 days.
But at a distance of 1,400 light-years, humankind would have little hope of reaching this Earth-twin any time soon.
By comparison, Proxima b is a stone’s throw away, though still too far away for humans to visit with present-generation chemical rockets.
“This is a dream for astronomers if we think about follow up observations,” said Reiners.
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- published: 25 Aug 2016
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algol - Goldilocks Zone (Full Album)
Genre: Ambient, Space Music Get it here: http://music.earthmantra.com/album/goldilocks-zone Tracklisting: 1. Kepler-22b 0:00 2. Gliese 581g 6:07 3. Gliese 581c 15:41 4. Gliese 581e 23:42 5. Gliese 581b 34:59 6. Gliese 581d 43:15 7. Gliese 876d 53:07 Image: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uncDnZVFQRs/maxresdefault.jpg
published: 17 Jul 2014 -
Discovery of ‘Habitable’ Earth-Like Planet 2 |NASA documentary
The SETI Institute and NASA have confirmed the discovery of Kepler 452b, the most Earth-like planet ever encountered. Located in the Goldilocks zone of its host star, this planet would have “just the right” conditions to support liquid water and possibly even life.
published: 14 Dec 2015 -
VMworld 2014 SEC1959 S The Goldilocks Zone for Security
published: 30 Aug 2014 -
Kepler: Planet Occurence and the Habitable Zone -- Chris Burke (SETI Talks)
Dr. Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler pipeline. For the first time an accurate model for the Kepler pipeline sensitivity to transiting planets is publicly available. Dr. Burke's new analysis finds higher planet occurrence rates and a steeper increase in planet occurrence ratestoward small planets than previously believed. In addition, Dr. Burke will identify the leading sources of systematics that remain impacting Kepler planet occurrence rate determinations and approaches for minimizing their impact in future studies. This work also sharpens our understanding on the dependence of planet occurrence rates on stellar effective temperature with potential implications for understanding the ...
published: 04 Sep 2015 -
Miles from Tomorrowland S1E9 To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan
published: 17 Jun 2016 -
Alien Planets & Eyeball Earths: The Search for Habitable Planets
Find out where to look for Extraterrestrial Life. What planets are likely to have the right conditions? And what makes Earth special? So far, in this age of planet hunting, we've yet to find anything like our solar system... with rocky inner planets in neat circular orbits, and evenly spaced gas giants on the periphery. Instead, astronomers have glimpsed a diverse planetary zoo, with giant planets in wide orbits around their parent stars, others that swing in so close they leave a comet-like tail, or molten rocky worlds emblazoned with oceans of lava. These finds have added new complexity to theories of how solar systems emerge in the birth of a star. As dust and gas swirl into the newborn star, they form a proto-planetary disk. Within this Frisbee-like structure, gravity sculpts plane...
published: 28 Feb 2011 -
Kepler Makes Discoveries Inside the Habitable Zone
NASA's Kepler mission has discovered two new planetary systems that include three super-Earth-size planets in the "habitable zone," the range of distance from a star where the surface temperature of an orbiting planet might be suitable for liquid water. The size of Kepler-62f is now measured, but its mass and composition are not. However, based on previous studies of rocky exoplanets similar in size, scientists are able to estimate its mass by association. Scientists do not know whether life could exist on the newfound planets, but their discovery signals we are another step closer to finding a world similar to Earth around a star like our sun.
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Miles from Tomorrowland S01E09 To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan 720p
published: 29 Jul 2016 -
Kate Gale - The Goldilocks Zone
published: 25 May 2014
algol - Goldilocks Zone (Full Album)
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- Duration: 62:02
- Updated: 17 Jul 2014
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Genre: Ambient, Space Music
Get it here:
http://music.earthmantra.com/album/goldilocks-zone
Tracklisting:
1. Kepler-22b 0:00
2. Gliese 581g 6:07
3. Gliese 58...
Genre: Ambient, Space Music
Get it here:
http://music.earthmantra.com/album/goldilocks-zone
Tracklisting:
1. Kepler-22b 0:00
2. Gliese 581g 6:07
3. Gliese 581c 15:41
4. Gliese 581e 23:42
5. Gliese 581b 34:59
6. Gliese 581d 43:15
7. Gliese 876d 53:07
Image:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uncDnZVFQRs/maxresdefault.jpg
wn.com/Algol Goldilocks Zone (Full Album)
Genre: Ambient, Space Music
Get it here:
http://music.earthmantra.com/album/goldilocks-zone
Tracklisting:
1. Kepler-22b 0:00
2. Gliese 581g 6:07
3. Gliese 581c 15:41
4. Gliese 581e 23:42
5. Gliese 581b 34:59
6. Gliese 581d 43:15
7. Gliese 876d 53:07
Image:
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uncDnZVFQRs/maxresdefault.jpg
- published: 17 Jul 2014
- views: 10704
Discovery of ‘Habitable’ Earth-Like Planet 2 |NASA documentary
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- Duration: 27:10
- Updated: 14 Dec 2015
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The SETI Institute and NASA have confirmed the discovery of Kepler 452b, the most Earth-like planet ever encountered. Located in the Goldilocks zone of its host...
The SETI Institute and NASA have confirmed the discovery of Kepler 452b, the most Earth-like planet ever encountered. Located in the Goldilocks zone of its host star, this planet would have “just the right” conditions to support liquid water and possibly even life.
wn.com/Discovery Of ‘Habitable’ Earth Like Planet 2 |Nasa Documentary
The SETI Institute and NASA have confirmed the discovery of Kepler 452b, the most Earth-like planet ever encountered. Located in the Goldilocks zone of its host star, this planet would have “just the right” conditions to support liquid water and possibly even life.
- published: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 315
VMworld 2014 SEC1959 S The Goldilocks Zone for Security
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- Duration: 54:40
- Updated: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 840
- published: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 840
Kepler: Planet Occurence and the Habitable Zone -- Chris Burke (SETI Talks)
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- Duration: 56:33
- Updated: 04 Sep 2015
- views: 6798
Dr. Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler pipeline.
For the f...
Dr. Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler pipeline.
For the first time an accurate model for the Kepler pipeline sensitivity to transiting planets is publicly available. Dr. Burke's new analysis finds higher planet occurrence rates and a steeper increase in planet occurrence ratestoward small planets than previously believed.
In addition, Dr. Burke will identify the leading sources of systematics that remain impacting Kepler planet occurrence rate determinations and approaches for minimizing their impact in future studies.
This work also sharpens our understanding on the dependence of planet occurrence rates on stellar effective temperature with potential implications for understanding the planet formation process.
wn.com/Kepler Planet Occurence And The Habitable Zone Chris Burke (Seti Talks)
Dr. Burke will discuss latest results in measuring terrestrial planet occurrence rates using the planet candidates discovered by the Kepler pipeline.
For the first time an accurate model for the Kepler pipeline sensitivity to transiting planets is publicly available. Dr. Burke's new analysis finds higher planet occurrence rates and a steeper increase in planet occurrence ratestoward small planets than previously believed.
In addition, Dr. Burke will identify the leading sources of systematics that remain impacting Kepler planet occurrence rate determinations and approaches for minimizing their impact in future studies.
This work also sharpens our understanding on the dependence of planet occurrence rates on stellar effective temperature with potential implications for understanding the planet formation process.
- published: 04 Sep 2015
- views: 6798
Miles from Tomorrowland S1E9 To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan
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- Duration: 31:28
- Updated: 17 Jun 2016
- views: 187
- published: 17 Jun 2016
- views: 187
Alien Planets & Eyeball Earths: The Search for Habitable Planets
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- Duration: 24:27
- Updated: 28 Feb 2011
- views: 934739
Find out where to look for Extraterrestrial Life. What planets are likely to have the right conditions? And what makes Earth special? So far, in this age of pla...
Find out where to look for Extraterrestrial Life. What planets are likely to have the right conditions? And what makes Earth special? So far, in this age of planet hunting, we've yet to find anything like our solar system... with rocky inner planets in neat circular orbits, and evenly spaced gas giants on the periphery.
Instead, astronomers have glimpsed a diverse planetary zoo, with giant planets in wide orbits around their parent stars, others that swing in so close they leave a comet-like tail, or molten rocky worlds emblazoned with oceans of lava. These finds have added new complexity to theories of how solar systems emerge in the birth of a star.
As dust and gas swirl into the newborn star, they form a proto-planetary disk. Within this Frisbee-like structure, gravity sculpts planetary bodies that grow in size, sweeping up smaller bodies that form around them. Current theory holds that giant planets, forming on the periphery, commonly migrate into the inner solar system. This confirms the observation of so-called hot Jupiters orbiting perilously close to their parent stars.
But these giants may clear out smaller rocky planets that form close to the star, creating a planetary desert... just where you'd hope to find life. Does that make the search for another Earth a wild goose chase? To find out, a group of planet hunters, using the Keck Telescope in Hawaii, examined a sample of 166 sun-like stars within 80 light years of Earth.
To their surprise, they found that as many as a quarter of all sun-like stars should have planets roughly the size of Earth. Now enter the Kepler Space Telescope, launched in March 2009 on a mission to find Earth-like planets.
Over a four-month period in 2009, it observed the light of over 150,000 stars, within 3000 light years of Earth. The data showed that at least in one case, the planetary desert is not so barren.
The star Kepler 11 is a yellow dwarf similar to our sun. It has at least five planets close enough to be inside the orbit of our Mercury, with a sixth inside the orbit of Venus. There may well be additional planets further out. That won't be known until 2012, when data from longer orbits is complete.
Overall, Kepler turned up 58 planets in the so-called habitable zone. Most are large gas planets, but who's to say that some of them don't have moons with liquid water? Think Avatar, Pandora.
With a growing planetary database, astronomers are beginning to redefine what it takes to spawn life as we know it. Ideally, astronomers will one day stumble upon a world about the size of Earth, with oceans, an atmosphere, a moon to stabilize its orbit, a robust magnetic field to shelter it from solar winds, and creatures beaming television shows into space that reveal their presence.
Until then, the most fertile ground for finding life turns out to be a long-overlooked class of stars.
M Stars, or red dwarfs, range from one half to one-twentieth the mass of our sun and make up 76% of all the stars in our galaxy. The most famous is in the southern constellation of Libra, just 20 light years away, called Gliese 581. A team of French and Swiss astronomers had been studying its light from a telescope in the mountains of Chile.
They noticed a slight jitter: the gravitational tugging of planets. From this so-called radial velocity, they deduced the presence of Gliese 581B, a planet with sixteen times the mass of Earth. At a distance of only six million kilometers, it's bound to be very hot.
Then came planet C, with an orbit of 11 million kilometers. Still too hot. Then there's D, at about 33 million kilometers from its sun.
At the outer edge of the star's habitable zone, it receives only 30% of the light that Earth gets from our Sun. Compare it to Mars, where surface temperatures average around --59 degrees Celsius Astronomers suspect that Planet D is an icy world that migrated in from the outer solar system.
Red dwarfs are known as "Flare Stars" for the violent eruptions that take place on their surfaces. In 1985, the red dwarf AD Leo erupted with a thousand times more power than the worst solar eruptions. To find out what that would do to a planet in a close orbit, scientists simulated the blast.
They found that ultraviolet radiation from the star would split oxygen molecules in the planet's atmosphere, forming ozone. That's could be enough to shield it from harm. Studies like this are prompting scientists to redefine just what they mean by "habitable zone."
wn.com/Alien Planets Eyeball Earths The Search For Habitable Planets
Find out where to look for Extraterrestrial Life. What planets are likely to have the right conditions? And what makes Earth special? So far, in this age of planet hunting, we've yet to find anything like our solar system... with rocky inner planets in neat circular orbits, and evenly spaced gas giants on the periphery.
Instead, astronomers have glimpsed a diverse planetary zoo, with giant planets in wide orbits around their parent stars, others that swing in so close they leave a comet-like tail, or molten rocky worlds emblazoned with oceans of lava. These finds have added new complexity to theories of how solar systems emerge in the birth of a star.
As dust and gas swirl into the newborn star, they form a proto-planetary disk. Within this Frisbee-like structure, gravity sculpts planetary bodies that grow in size, sweeping up smaller bodies that form around them. Current theory holds that giant planets, forming on the periphery, commonly migrate into the inner solar system. This confirms the observation of so-called hot Jupiters orbiting perilously close to their parent stars.
But these giants may clear out smaller rocky planets that form close to the star, creating a planetary desert... just where you'd hope to find life. Does that make the search for another Earth a wild goose chase? To find out, a group of planet hunters, using the Keck Telescope in Hawaii, examined a sample of 166 sun-like stars within 80 light years of Earth.
To their surprise, they found that as many as a quarter of all sun-like stars should have planets roughly the size of Earth. Now enter the Kepler Space Telescope, launched in March 2009 on a mission to find Earth-like planets.
Over a four-month period in 2009, it observed the light of over 150,000 stars, within 3000 light years of Earth. The data showed that at least in one case, the planetary desert is not so barren.
The star Kepler 11 is a yellow dwarf similar to our sun. It has at least five planets close enough to be inside the orbit of our Mercury, with a sixth inside the orbit of Venus. There may well be additional planets further out. That won't be known until 2012, when data from longer orbits is complete.
Overall, Kepler turned up 58 planets in the so-called habitable zone. Most are large gas planets, but who's to say that some of them don't have moons with liquid water? Think Avatar, Pandora.
With a growing planetary database, astronomers are beginning to redefine what it takes to spawn life as we know it. Ideally, astronomers will one day stumble upon a world about the size of Earth, with oceans, an atmosphere, a moon to stabilize its orbit, a robust magnetic field to shelter it from solar winds, and creatures beaming television shows into space that reveal their presence.
Until then, the most fertile ground for finding life turns out to be a long-overlooked class of stars.
M Stars, or red dwarfs, range from one half to one-twentieth the mass of our sun and make up 76% of all the stars in our galaxy. The most famous is in the southern constellation of Libra, just 20 light years away, called Gliese 581. A team of French and Swiss astronomers had been studying its light from a telescope in the mountains of Chile.
They noticed a slight jitter: the gravitational tugging of planets. From this so-called radial velocity, they deduced the presence of Gliese 581B, a planet with sixteen times the mass of Earth. At a distance of only six million kilometers, it's bound to be very hot.
Then came planet C, with an orbit of 11 million kilometers. Still too hot. Then there's D, at about 33 million kilometers from its sun.
At the outer edge of the star's habitable zone, it receives only 30% of the light that Earth gets from our Sun. Compare it to Mars, where surface temperatures average around --59 degrees Celsius Astronomers suspect that Planet D is an icy world that migrated in from the outer solar system.
Red dwarfs are known as "Flare Stars" for the violent eruptions that take place on their surfaces. In 1985, the red dwarf AD Leo erupted with a thousand times more power than the worst solar eruptions. To find out what that would do to a planet in a close orbit, scientists simulated the blast.
They found that ultraviolet radiation from the star would split oxygen molecules in the planet's atmosphere, forming ozone. That's could be enough to shield it from harm. Studies like this are prompting scientists to redefine just what they mean by "habitable zone."
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NASA's Kepler mission has discovered two new planetary systems that include three super-Earth-size planets in the "habitable zone," the range of distance from a...
NASA's Kepler mission has discovered two new planetary systems that include three super-Earth-size planets in the "habitable zone," the range of distance from a star where the surface temperature of an orbiting planet might be suitable for liquid water.
The size of Kepler-62f is now measured, but its mass and composition are not. However, based on previous studies of rocky exoplanets similar in size, scientists are able to estimate its mass by association. Scientists do not know whether life could exist on the newfound planets, but their discovery signals we are another step closer to finding a world similar to Earth around a star like our sun.
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NASA's Kepler mission has discovered two new planetary systems that include three super-Earth-size planets in the "habitable zone," the range of distance from a star where the surface temperature of an orbiting planet might be suitable for liquid water.
The size of Kepler-62f is now measured, but its mass and composition are not. However, based on previous studies of rocky exoplanets similar in size, scientists are able to estimate its mass by association. Scientists do not know whether life could exist on the newfound planets, but their discovery signals we are another step closer to finding a world similar to Earth around a star like our sun.
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Miles from Tomorrowland S01E09 To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan 720p
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NASA discovers Earth-like planet in 'habitable zone...
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The Goldilocks Zone
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Universe Sandbox 2 - The Earth Experiment - Exploring the Goldilocks Zone
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What Is The Habitable Zone?
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The Galactic Habitable Zone - Our Place in the Milky Way
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60 Billion Planets Could Harbor Life!
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Miles From Tomorrow | To The Goldilocks Zone | Disney Junior UK
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Scientists find Earth's Twin Planet!
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The email “Goldilocks” zone for dentists | SmartBox Web Marketing
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Watch Miles from Tomorrowland episode 9 season 1 – To the Goldilocks Zone Hiccup in the Plan
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Aliens the Goldilocks zone and The Stangers
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Aquarium Water Testing - Why I do it and the Goldilocks Zone
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WMD Goldilocks Planet Distortion
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Getting to Know the Goldilocks Planet
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What is a Habitable Zone
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The Goldilocks Zone - Derbyshire Inspired Theme Remix
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Earth Like Planet # Goldilocks Zone # Proxima B
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Kepler Makes Discoveries Inside the Habitable Zone
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Time to put Russia-Canada tensions in the deep freeze
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Article by WNews.com Correspondent Dallas Darling Since there’s no denying the electronic media is one of the most powerful propaganda tools ever invented, not to mention how most Americans are free to do exactly what they are told through their favorite talking head, it was quite a privilege to talk to a Donald Trump delegate ... What immediately appeared on the same day were articles like ... He is a correspondent for www.worldnews.com....
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Mysterious UFO Spotted Over Siberia Leaves Experts Baffled
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Residents of Siberia are attempting to figure out a mysterious bright UFO that entered the atmosphere from space Tuesday and burned brightly in the sky with a green color as it fell to Earth, multiple media outlets are reporting. The makeup of the mysterious white UFO with a green tail sparked a debate among residents – with some suggesting it was a military missile. Others said it was a space satellite making re-entry ... the report said....
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Islamic Militants Force Civilians From Homes For Use As Human Shields In Mosul
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Islamic State militants have forced tens of thousands of people from their homes in districts around Mosul with the intention of using the civilians as “human shields” as coalition forces move closer to taking the city, the United Nations’ human rights office said Friday, SFGate reported....
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Michelle Obama for president?
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First lady takes on increasingly political role, raising suspicion - and hope - that she might one day run for office ... ....
Muscatine Earns Recognition During Second Annual National Blue Zones Project Summit (City of Muscatine, IA)
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18 during the second annual Blue Zones Project® National Summit held in Fort Worth, Texas, that brought together leaders and influencers passionate about transforming the health and well-being of their communities. Blue Zones Project, a growing nationwide well-being improvement initiative, is helping communities optimize the places people live, work, and play to make healthy choices easier ... About Blues Zones Project.....
The risks and benefits of China weakening its currency
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So, as I predicted, the China plenum didn't shed much light on what the country's leaders are thinking about the economy. In any case, trying to read the minds of China's economic tzars is often an exercise in futility. But if you really want to know what their plans are, take a look at this graph showing the US dollar against the Chinese currency, the yuan ... Again - a slight dip ... So China is sort of stuck in the Goldilocks syndrome ... ....
Quarterly Activities Report (Aphrodite Gold Limited)
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Resource drill hole APD1328 intersected 25m @ 2.0g/t from 74m within the transition zone, continuing the trend of achieving better assay results than the modelled resource of 1.6g/t gold. Resource drill hole APD1326 intersected 49.7m @ 2.0g/t gold from 54m within the transition zone. The high grade intersection of 34m@ 4.1 g/t gold from 169m is in the primary zone in resource drill hole APD 1324....
13th October 2016 - More Drill Results from Boundiali in Cote D'Ivoire (Predictive Discovery Limited)
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Multiple gold mineralised zones have now been recognised over a strike length of at least 1.2km from very widely spaced drilling.. The main (eastern) mineralised zone (Figure 1) with best intercepts of 20m at 10.5g/t Au and 28m at 4.0g/t Au (ASX releases 23/6/16 and 8/8/16). Several mineralised zones located to the west of the main mineralised zone....
World's largest base for portable oxygen respirator planned in Xi'an
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Xi'an High-tech Industrial Development Zone, one of China's top such zones and largest one in Northwest China, Germany Linde Group and Xi'an AirRun Life Science Co., Ltd decided to jointly build the project in the zone, with a total investment of more than 20 million euros ($21.7 million) ... An Jianli, director of the zone's administrative committee, ......
Vacant Board and Commission Positions (City of Dickinson, TX)
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The Board of Adjustments is a quasi-judicial Board that generally hears and makes determinations on requests for variances to the City of Dickinson's zoning regulations as well as appeals of interpretations of the City's zoning regulations by the Zoning Official ... Planning and Zoning Commission ... The Planning and Zoning Commission formulates zoning ......
Airport Zoning Regulations Information Session (City of Medicine Hat)
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- The City of Medicine Hat is hosting an information session about the proposed Airport Zoning Regulations on Nov ... Airport Zoning Regulations maintain obstacle free airspace in the vicinity of the Medicine Hat Regional Airport ... The regulations will mirror Federal Airport Zoning Regulations and will move forward for approval by City Council as part of the Airport Zoning Regulations Bylaw....
September 2016 Quarterly Activities Report (Burey Gold Limited)
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Mineralisation reported from the high grade Tango Shear (sulphide-rich quartz breccia) and the granite/volcanic contact zone ... 1,000m diamond drilling programme underway at Douze Match to define structural controls and true width of mineralisation at Tango Shear and the contact zone ... Targeting the extension of the Tango Shear and the contact zone to include the Belgian "Siona" workings 5km to the SW of the Tango development....
Civic body axes trees in green zone
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The land, which is a part of green-zone, was looked after by the MGM for the past three decades till this January, when the lease agreement expired ... He also accused the MGM of releasing the waste water from its different institutions into the green-zone. "The civic body had slapped a notice on the MGM for polluting the green-zone. The MGM is was forced to stay away from the green zone....
Eagle Eye: The Vaunted Cowboys' Attack (Philadelphia Eagles)
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A couple of years ago, when DeMarco Murray led the NFL in rushing, Dallas' staple run play on the ground was the Outside Zone, or Stretch, run play ... On Outside Zone, the offensive linemen on the front side, or play side, are trying to stretch the defense horizontally ... That's why it's so rare for outside zone runs to actually hit outside, making this one of the better 'inside runs' in the game....
Changes to Australia's marine reserves leave our oceans unprotected (UTS - University of Technology, Sydney)
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Marine reserves are a mix of multiple-use zones that allow activities such as mining and fishing, and highly-protected zones called marine national parks that are free of extractive activities ... Marine national parks play a fundamental role in contributing to ocean ecosystem function and provide a means to assess the health of areas outside of these zones that are open to greater use by humans....
INPEX Concludes Exploratory Offshore Drilling in Japan (PDF 387KB) (Inpex Corporation)
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The drilling operations resulted in the findings of a thin gas reservoir in a shallow zone as well as some gas indications in deeper zones. INPEX also encountered unexpected, strong gas indications suggesting the presence of a high pressure gas column in the deepest zone. Based on the findings of a gas reservoir in the shallow zone and gas ......
Tracking Acquisition Targets: Nighthawk Gold
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Last week Nighthawk Gold (OTC.MIMZD) reported drilling results with some exceptional results that included 72.65 meters of 5.58 grams per ton gold at the Colomac zone within the company's large 900 square kilometer land package ... As shown earlier, Colomac's six zones span a total length of 7 kilometers, which certainly has the length to contain the potential tonnage to host "take-out" level quantities of gold....
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