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Topic	Scientists estimate there could be 60B habitable planets in the Milky Way
HornyLevel 04/07/24 11:55:49 AM #23:	LeoRavus posted... Yeah, the odds of finding a planet suitable for humans with the same atmosphere are slim to none. Terraforming would kill off the native life. We're stuck here until the sun swallows the planet. That's not the issue. We're getting better and better with technology and identification, so I'm sure we'll definitely find them in the coming years. The issue is getting there. Even the next closest star system is a monumental and near impossible task. --- Nani?!? <cite>HornyLevel posted [p:979783573] in Scientists... [t:80741251]...</cite> <quote>LeoRavus posted... </cite><quote>Yeah, the odds of finding a planet suitable for humans with the same atmosphere are slim to none. Terraforming would kill off the native life. We're stuck here until the sun swallows the planet.</quote>That's not the issue. We're getting better and better with technology and identification, so I'm sure we'll definitely find them in the coming years.The issue is getting there. Even the next closest star system is a monumental and near impossible task. --- Nani?!?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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