Nasa News feature today?

[Earl]

Some news story been released today which is been hyped up?

Any thoughts?

[baggywrinkle]

Clangers stowaways discovered on New Horizons..?

[ghostdance]

Dalek attack fleet spotted near Kuiper Belt?

Iron Chicken underway to intercept...

Exciting times!

[ronin]

Bet they have admitted that the moon landings were a hoax.

Martians recorded raiding old rovers for spare parts.

[JB80]

I believe it is about another "Earth like" planet discovery from Kepler.

http://www.space.com/30021-nasa-unveiling-kepler-exoplanet-discovery-thursday.html

[Moon-Watcher]

I believe it is about another "Earth like" planet discovery from Kepler.

http://www.space.com/30021-nasa-unveiling-kepler-exoplanet-discovery-thursday.html

Isn't he dead?  

Cheers,

Mark

[RLWP]

Isn't he dead?  

Cheers,

Mark

Can't keep a good astronomer down

Richard

[Moon-Watcher]

Yep, NASA TV will broadcast 12 noon EDT, which is 5pm our time?  Kepler's new discoveries...

http://www.nasa.gov/news/media/newsaudio/index.html

edit: "our time" = UK BST...

Note to self:  SGL is GLOBAL!

Cheers,

Mark

[xtreemchaos]

earth has been down classed as a minor planet!

[ronin]

Another Earth 2.0 it would seem.

If you search google there was an Earth 2.0 found in April 2014, then another Earth 2.0 in Feb 2015 and it seems another Earth 2.0 announced today.

This galaxy is getting overcrowded with Earths it would seem.

[Stub Mandrel]

Another Earth 2.0 it would seem.

If you search google there was an Earth 2.0 found in April 2014, then another Earth 2.0 in Feb 2015 and it seems another Earth 2.0 announced today.

This galaxy is getting overcrowded with Earths it would seem.

If the unearth another Earth does it cease to be an earth, keeping the universe in equilibrium.

And of all the planets in the universe, why do we have to be stuck on the one named after dirt?

[Tomjo59]

Well, if the Sun does go pear-shaped, at least we won't have to 'wormhole' to another galaxy to find a new home, like they did in the film Interstellar!

[bejay1957]

Well, if the Sun does go pear-shaped, at least we won't have to 'wormhole' to another galaxy to find a new home, like they did in the film Interstellar!

Unless their sun goes pear-shaped, then they'll be coming here..

[Paul M]

In another headline, a Blackpool woman just discovered a grain of sand on the beach.

The local rag will have a full colour exclusive in tomorrows edition...

Sorry..