What If Kepler 22-b Was in Our Solar System?
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Date: 2023-11-26
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Man
And while I am thinking about it, yet use Mars or the Moon as an example of what will probably happen once we settle on either of those bodies. The country that get their first thinks that since they got there and settled a colony their that they have the right to the body. And since mankind do not know the way to peace they will war and fight to get their way. Another thing they think is that since Mars is in our solar system the right to it is ours not realizing that 300 and more years ago we thought that Mars had intelligent life on it and canals. Since we have only been space cable in less than 70 years if some other beings are there underneath the surface and have been there for centuries we will still think we have a right to Mars or any other body in the Solar System because we are in the system. We do not know if there are other life forms in the universe besides us. We do not know if tens of thousands of years ago they visit this system and set up bases in it far away from their home system. We do not know if they are planning on coming back to re0pen those bases. If they did indeed have bases centuries ago and left them for awhile they would indeed have the right to those worlds since it would be they not us that got to them first. It sort of like what they (white people from Europe) did to the natives of Northern and Southern America. They would invade and take over and see themselves as having the right to be here. This is when they tell blacks or Asians to go back to your country when those blacks and Asians have been here for just about as long as they have in some cases. But the real natives they like the American Indians they almost got rid of entirely. There are few of them around in America. Man kind without the Spirit of God will never change. He will, If God allow it go to the stars but he will take his same ole greedy and war like nature with him. Understand we still burn dead plants and animals for fuel and propellant, there might be other beings that do not use such to get from point A to B. Man is arrogant as hell and think he is tops in the universe without believing what God who made ALL THINGS have to see about it. When IBM or Apple makes a computer or any company makes a product, they send the instruction manual along with the product. Well God gave us an instruction manual but for the most part it is not being read and even those that read it do not understand it because they are messing a vital component, the Spirit of God.
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And while I am thinking about it, yet use Mars or the Moon as an example of what will probably happen once we settle on either of those bodies. The country that get their first thinks that since they got there and settled a colony their that they have the right to the body. And since mankind do not know the way to peace they will war and fight to get their way. Another thing they think is that since Mars is in our solar system the right to it is ours not realizing that 300 and more years ago we thought that Mars had intelligent life on it and canals. Since we have only been space cable in less than 70 years if some other beings are there underneath the surface and have been there for centuries we will still think we have a right to Mars or any other body in the Solar System because we are in the system. We do not know if there are other life forms in the universe besides us. We do not know if tens of thousands of years ago they visit this system and set up bases in it far away from their home system. We do not know if they are planning on coming back to re0pen those bases. If they did indeed have bases centuries ago and left them for awhile they would indeed have the right to those worlds since it would be they not us that got to them first. It sort of like what they (white people from Europe) did to the natives of Northern and Southern America. They would invade and take over and see themselves as having the right to be here. This is when they tell blacks or Asians to go back to your country when those blacks and Asians have been here for just about as long as they have in some cases. But the real natives they like the American Indians they almost got rid of entirely. There are few of them around in America. Man kind without the Spirit of God will never change. He will, If God allow it go to the stars but he will take his same ole greedy and war like nature with him. Understand we still burn dead plants and animals for fuel and propellant, there might be other beings that do not use such to get from point A to B. Man is arrogant as hell and think he is tops in the universe without believing what God who made ALL THINGS have to see about it. When IBM or Apple makes a computer or any company makes a product, they send the instruction manual along with the product. Well God gave us an instruction manual but for the most part it is not being read and even those that read it do not understand it because they are messing a vital component, the Spirit of God.
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Noah
Even if Kepler 22-b was equal in every way to earth in terms of survivability (land, oceans, breathable atmosphere, similar temperature, radiation protection, plants, etc, I doubt we'd be able to walk around on it for very long, let alone colonize it in any way. It has 2. 3 times the gravity of earth.
Walking around on this planet would feel like walking around with someone who weighs a good deal more than you on your shoulders the whole time. That sounds absolutely miserable and I'm sure even someone that is the peak of fitness would have their legs buckling underneath them in no time.
The only way I could see colonizing Kepler 22-b being possible would be if everyone had some sort of mechanical body support in the form of an exoskeleton or cybernetic leg implants/modifications. Which I suppose by the time humans are able to reach a planet this far away with the resources to colonize it this technologic hurdle would be of little concern.
As a side note, if life were to have evolved on Kepler 22-b, the animals would on average be much smaller than ones on earth due to the increased gravity. Larger animals would not be able to support their own weight here and would have been less likely to survive and pass on their genes than their smaller counterparts.
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Even if Kepler 22-b was equal in every way to earth in terms of survivability (land, oceans, breathable atmosphere, similar temperature, radiation protection, plants, etc, I doubt we'd be able to walk around on it for very long, let alone colonize it in any way. It has 2. 3 times the gravity of earth.
Walking around on this planet would feel like walking around with someone who weighs a good deal more than you on your shoulders the whole time. That sounds absolutely miserable and I'm sure even someone that is the peak of fitness would have their legs buckling underneath them in no time.
The only way I could see colonizing Kepler 22-b being possible would be if everyone had some sort of mechanical body support in the form of an exoskeleton or cybernetic leg implants/modifications. Which I suppose by the time humans are able to reach a planet this far away with the resources to colonize it this technologic hurdle would be of little concern.
As a side note, if life were to have evolved on Kepler 22-b, the animals would on average be much smaller than ones on earth due to the increased gravity. Larger animals would not be able to support their own weight here and would have been less likely to survive and pass on their genes than their smaller counterparts.
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Man
This is a laugh, it there was other life forms in this solar system and the USA or USSR or the Chinese get there first and these beings were less advanced as we are they would do them the way the British and colonizers did the American Indians and the African Americans, defeat them and make them slaves or whatever. But on the other hand if they were more advanced they might do the same to us. When and IF we reach another star system and since human nature will probably still be the same we will either conquer or be conquered. Man do not know the way of peace if we did we would not still be having wars after at least 6000 years of being on earth. Yes, mankind do not know the way of peace on the way of war and they have no trust in God. We should be glad for their sake and our sake that there are no intelligent life in our solar sytem and we can't get to where their might be any in a human life time at our present level of technology. Thank God for that!
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This is a laugh, it there was other life forms in this solar system and the USA or USSR or the Chinese get there first and these beings were less advanced as we are they would do them the way the British and colonizers did the American Indians and the African Americans, defeat them and make them slaves or whatever. But on the other hand if they were more advanced they might do the same to us. When and IF we reach another star system and since human nature will probably still be the same we will either conquer or be conquered. Man do not know the way of peace if we did we would not still be having wars after at least 6000 years of being on earth. Yes, mankind do not know the way of peace on the way of war and they have no trust in God. We should be glad for their sake and our sake that there are no intelligent life in our solar sytem and we can't get to where their might be any in a human life time at our present level of technology. Thank God for that!
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Pranay
Humans can only capture a planet if the planet is at a point in the timeline where the life is about to start but not started yet! If there would he life already on Kepler as its obvious cause of liquid water and other elements, then it would be a war against earthlings and kepler-ings nothing else! And even after that neither the kepler-ings or humans would be able to survive at eachothers planet because they are not the consequence design of that planet, humans are the consequence design of earth, we cant even survive out of ozone layer, so its already impossible! To be long term successful in this mission to go to other earth like planets in different systems in the Milky way, earth is not even a rare planet, its just rare in our system and there are millions of system in this galaxy we live. But eachother is too far. And have different consequence design.
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Humans can only capture a planet if the planet is at a point in the timeline where the life is about to start but not started yet! If there would he life already on Kepler as its obvious cause of liquid water and other elements, then it would be a war against earthlings and kepler-ings nothing else! And even after that neither the kepler-ings or humans would be able to survive at eachothers planet because they are not the consequence design of that planet, humans are the consequence design of earth, we cant even survive out of ozone layer, so its already impossible! To be long term successful in this mission to go to other earth like planets in different systems in the Milky way, earth is not even a rare planet, its just rare in our system and there are millions of system in this galaxy we live. But eachother is too far. And have different consequence design.
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Smartest
WISE J072003. 20-084651. 2 (also known as -WISE 0855-0714- or -WISE J085510. 83-071442. 5-, is a brown dwarf, located 7. 2 light-years away from Earth and is not in our solar system. If it were in our solar system, it would likely have a significant impact on the dynamics of the solar system. Because it is a brown dwarf, it would likely have a very strong gravity field, which could potentially cause disruptions to the orbits of other celestial bodies in the solar system. Additionally, its proximity to the Earth could have an effect on the Earth's climate and weather patterns. However, it's important to note that the effects would be hard to predict and would depend on many factors such as its distance from the sun and its orbit.
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WISE J072003. 20-084651. 2 (also known as -WISE 0855-0714- or -WISE J085510. 83-071442. 5-, is a brown dwarf, located 7. 2 light-years away from Earth and is not in our solar system. If it were in our solar system, it would likely have a significant impact on the dynamics of the solar system. Because it is a brown dwarf, it would likely have a very strong gravity field, which could potentially cause disruptions to the orbits of other celestial bodies in the solar system. Additionally, its proximity to the Earth could have an effect on the Earth's climate and weather patterns. However, it's important to note that the effects would be hard to predict and would depend on many factors such as its distance from the sun and its orbit.
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Question
I think in about 200 to 500 years from now we will be able to visit other planets with life like here on earth. Our century is not ready for a 1st contact with other planet civilizations. They'd probably avoid earth at all cost, with all the bickering, political correctness, corruption, indoctrinations in schools, other planets would avoid us at all cost LOL! They will wait until our civilization dies off a few hundred years and explore the idea again at some point. just saying.
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I think in about 200 to 500 years from now we will be able to visit other planets with life like here on earth. Our century is not ready for a 1st contact with other planet civilizations. They'd probably avoid earth at all cost, with all the bickering, political correctness, corruption, indoctrinations in schools, other planets would avoid us at all cost LOL! They will wait until our civilization dies off a few hundred years and explore the idea again at some point. just saying.
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Nicole
That is not true. Jupiter has 80 moons with around 50 being named. Some of these moons are bigger than or similar in size to planets. Some of these moons orbit around the gas giant and they have not crashed into each other or harmed each other. Jupiter has 80 moons and many exist in the same orbiting path around Jupiter but they are spaced out enough to not negatively effect each other.
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That is not true. Jupiter has 80 moons with around 50 being named. Some of these moons are bigger than or similar in size to planets. Some of these moons orbit around the gas giant and they have not crashed into each other or harmed each other. Jupiter has 80 moons and many exist in the same orbiting path around Jupiter but they are spaced out enough to not negatively effect each other.
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Joe
One thing not pointed out here, Kepler 22b being a larger planet with more mass would have more intense gravity then Earth which anyone trying to set foot on it may not be prepared for. Like say you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you'll weigh something like 300 pounds on Kepler 22b. Any indigenous life there be it intelligent or otherwise would of course be adapted to the heavier gravity.
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One thing not pointed out here, Kepler 22b being a larger planet with more mass would have more intense gravity then Earth which anyone trying to set foot on it may not be prepared for. Like say you weigh 100 pounds on Earth, you'll weigh something like 300 pounds on Kepler 22b. Any indigenous life there be it intelligent or otherwise would of course be adapted to the heavier gravity.
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sususegar
All these factors are trivial compared to which superpower country with space tech will arrive to colonise lands first, if the living species are inferior to humans. Or who would develop a trading relationship first if there is an equivalent or superior species. Nothing pleasant is gonna happen for sure.
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All these factors are trivial compared to which superpower country with space tech will arrive to colonise lands first, if the living species are inferior to humans. Or who would develop a trading relationship first if there is an equivalent or superior species. Nothing pleasant is gonna happen for sure.
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Diamond
Speaking of life, I was thinking, life could be on any planet that has a solid ground because aliens could have completely different needs for life, they could need 2x the sunlight or half the sunlight we need, and for water and food they might not even need that stuff to survive. Just sharing a thought.
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Speaking of life, I was thinking, life could be on any planet that has a solid ground because aliens could have completely different needs for life, they could need 2x the sunlight or half the sunlight we need, and for water and food they might not even need that stuff to survive. Just sharing a thought.
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Gorilla
Imagine if they have intelligent life and someone is making content about what if earth (whatever they call it) was in our solar system (whatever they call theirs)
An alien -what if-? Hurry up space travel I want to see a collab!
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Imagine if they have intelligent life and someone is making content about what if earth (whatever they call it) was in our solar system (whatever they call theirs)
An alien -what if-? Hurry up space travel I want to see a collab!
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ThegoatisRonaldo
Dang this stuff is so interesting because I-m working my butt of in third grade to reach my goal of becoming a astronaut and the fact that he knows this much about space is what made me want to become an astronaut
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Dang this stuff is so interesting because I-m working my butt of in third grade to reach my goal of becoming a astronaut and the fact that he knows this much about space is what made me want to become an astronaut
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Leon
What if my balls fell off and made their way into space and landed on mars and then got picked up by another life form from another planet, and they said -what the f are these- what about that what if?
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What if my balls fell off and made their way into space and landed on mars and then got picked up by another life form from another planet, and they said -what the f are these- what about that what if?
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A. Gaurav
have a query. if only kepler 22b was near wouldn't we need more fuel and energy to even be on that planet as it has 2. 5 times more mass than earth. it would have more gravity isn't it
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have a query. if only kepler 22b was near wouldn't we need more fuel and energy to even be on that planet as it has 2. 5 times more mass than earth. it would have more gravity isn't it
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Phillip
Why does a planet on its -side- mean that its poles would alternate facing the sun? How about a planet tilted so that, as it rotates, its equator is always facing the sun?
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Why does a planet on its -side- mean that its poles would alternate facing the sun? How about a planet tilted so that, as it rotates, its equator is always facing the sun?
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Kenneth
If Kepler 22b is in the solar system I swap it to the orbit of Mars, enough distance to sun the mass and size of Kepler help to get enough heat to be habitable
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If Kepler 22b is in the solar system I swap it to the orbit of Mars, enough distance to sun the mass and size of Kepler help to get enough heat to be habitable
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Youtube
Plus the gravity change, the bigger the planet the stronger the gravity correct? We would have to adapt to the pressure of gravity there?
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Plus the gravity change, the bigger the planet the stronger the gravity correct? We would have to adapt to the pressure of gravity there?
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RCA
Earth and Kepler 22-b look almost the same in 1: 05 and very habitable. So many planets out there and you think we are the only ones living?
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Earth and Kepler 22-b look almost the same in 1: 05 and very habitable. So many planets out there and you think we are the only ones living?
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A. Gaurav
may be kepler has life and we r not able to know coz its 600 +light years aways so to understand it we might have to wait a lot
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may be kepler has life and we r not able to know coz its 600 +light years aways so to understand it we might have to wait a lot
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Nicola
What about the planets massive gravity? .sure this should have been mentioned.
putting a massive strain on the human body.
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What about the planets massive gravity? .sure this should have been mentioned.
putting a massive strain on the human body.
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Erin
If It was in our Solar System, without it colliding or affecting Earth, then I guess we-ve solved the overpopulation problem.
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If It was in our Solar System, without it colliding or affecting Earth, then I guess we-ve solved the overpopulation problem.
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Michael
It would be a much bigger Earth to live on bad thing is though the gravity is higher and the atmosphere will be more dense
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It would be a much bigger Earth to live on bad thing is though the gravity is higher and the atmosphere will be more dense
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Rohini
What if we were wrong and all the planets in the solar systems is habitable? Would the aliens be hiding from us?
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What if we were wrong and all the planets in the solar systems is habitable? Would the aliens be hiding from us?
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I-m
It needs to look like it belongs in that solar system, so its name should be, welll. Tell me in the replies!
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It needs to look like it belongs in that solar system, so its name should be, welll. Tell me in the replies!
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Rose
We'd still not be able to survive there - without the ecosystem we evolved within, humans dont thrive
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We'd still not be able to survive there - without the ecosystem we evolved within, humans dont thrive
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Leon
How do they know how old a planet light years away I don't believe they know sh. Guessing game SMH.
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How do they know how old a planet light years away I don't believe they know sh. Guessing game SMH.
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