Back in Time

Posted by lemiffe in Life, Science, Space on Dec 29th, 2010 | 0 comments

So, if the light from distant galaxies we perceive through telescopes is a snapshot of how it was thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of years old; If there is another civilisation out there, would they not perceive us, maybe millions of light years away, as an inhabitable planet where only molten lava, terrifying electric storms, and excessive heat predominate?

That is the question I pose. Maybe we have discarded many celestial bodies as inhabitable when indeed they may, today, be life supporting entities. What say thee?

Neptune and Uranus don’t exist?

Posted by lemiffe in Space on Aug 22nd, 2008 | 0 comments

Or at least that’s what some people think… I read this article, and I’m curious to what exactly explains the existence of these two planets if the information posted on that page in correct.