Monsieur Xavier
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I thought all mammals or evolved ones were sentient ?
More bad news for Krypton:
HubbleSite: News - Young Planets Orbiting Red Dwarfs May Lack Ingredients for Life
As part of their natural (and volatile) formation, red dwarf star systems may blast away their supply of water. This means that Earth-sized planets in such systems (even if they’re in the “Goldilocks zone”) could be dry and lifeless.
As it happens, red dwarfs make up about three-quarters of all the stars in the Milky Way. So the hypothetical estimates for extraterrestrial life may have to be drastically reduced.
You know what I'm getting at.I thought all mammals or evolved ones were sentient ?
You know what I'm getting at.
Oh, okay then, well to expand, in all of known time, we're the only known … species to have evolved to the point that we've created tools to propel and advance ourselves. No other creature on this planet (in all the time it's been here, and through all other life that's preceded us) has managed anything close to what we've accomplished.To be frank ....I don't
Looks like someone just went a little crazy with a paintbrush, doesn't it? It's kinda' surreal.
Looks like someone just went a little crazy with a paintbrush, doesn't it? It's kinda' surreal.
Ars TechnicaRight on schedule, the Crew Dragon spacecraft fired its Draco thrusters early on Sunday morning and docked safely with the International Space Station. A "soft" capture came at 5:51am ET, when the station was 418km above New Zealand. "Hard" capture, when 12 additional latches secured the spacecraft to the station, occurred 10 minutes later.
This marked the completion of a major milestone for SpaceX and NASA—the autonomous docking of a Dragon spacecraft with neither the assistance of crew on board the station nor the robotic arm used to grab and guide the cargo version of the Dragon spacecraft during supply missions.
Interesting. Though, the article title is a tad click bait-y - suggesting that philosophical or theological answers had been discovered. Instead, the subject is why the early Universe didn’t self-destruct.