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Rare earth 02/27/26(Fri)08:28:14 No.16921180

Rare earth Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)08:28:14 No.16921180 [Reply]▶

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>3 phases of water
>moon
>jupiter
How come this combination is not found among the trillion other stars scientists have investigated?

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Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)08:29:20 No.16921182

Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)08:29:20 No.16921182▶

>>16921180
Oh also magnetic field while being a solid

Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)15:37:50 No.16921386

Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)15:37:50 No.16921386▶

>>16921180
There's probably some around. The furthest exoplanets they've found are only a few thousand light years away because they're so small at that distance they're hard to spot. So they're only looking at a small part of the milky way so far.

Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)15:46:41 No.16921400

Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)15:46:41 No.16921400▶

>>16921182
The earth isn’t solid, don’t be fooled by the crust

Anonymous
02/27/26(Fri)16:42:53 No.16921475

Anonymous 02/27/26(Fri)16:42:53 No.16921475▶

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>OP thinks we've been watching the same star for 12 years straight, so we could detect a Jupiter exoplanet analog
>OP thinks modern telescopes can even detect exomoons
>OP thinks water is rare
>OP thinks modern telescopes can even detect exoplanets 20k lightyears away (still in our own galaxy)

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