http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7891132.stmThere could be one hundred billion Earth-like planets in our galaxy, a US conference has heard.
Dr Alan Boss of the Carnegie Institution of Science said many of these worlds could be inhabited by simple lifeforms.
He was speaking at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Chicago.
So far, telescopes have been able to detect just over 300 planets outside our Solar System.
Very few of these would be capable of supporting life, however. Most are gas giants like our Jupiter, and many orbit so close to their parent stars that any microbes would have to survive roasting temperatures.
But, based on the limited numbers of planets found so far, Dr Boss has estimated that each Sun-like star has on average one "Earth-like" planet.
"How dare you! Howwww daaaare you incorporate new knowledge into your understanding of things! You want to eat me, don't you?! What's that behind your back, hmm? Is that a Pocket Lampshade Maker?"
P.S. If you are Jewish, know that your rabbis are well aware of the fact that the am ha'aretz were regarded as a diseased limb that needed to be chopped of by their avenging angel, Adolf Hitler, in that "good thing," the Holocaust, the Burnt Offering.
Why do the rabbis keep this information from you? Are they planning a new Burnt Offering? What role do you play in the Scholars' plans? Never forget the Shoah, right? You must remain traumatized.
I think it's funny how you destroyed your own nation by frying yourselves. Bodies politic, by definition, do not murder their own members.
The Jewish nation underwent some kind of matter/anti-matter collision or became some sort of quantum singularity that just winked itself into nothingness. "Where did it go?"
I would take credit for conquering your nation --only as fair turnabout for its having attacked my nation-- but there was nothing left to conquer. It just kind of evaporated. ...in a great, billowing cloud of Jew smoke.
Fry yourselves much?
