太陽なしで生きてる惑星とか、メンタル強すぎる
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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📚🤔
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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Interesting!
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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One thing we know for certain is that we don’t want Trump at his crime family to be in charge when the aliens get here We absolutely positively do not want Trump trying to negotiate with the aliens. The man knows nothing about negotiation, regardless of what his book says
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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To the best of our understanding, it's a simple equation: Liquid water + organic molecules + energy + time = life Who's to say we couldn't find that on a rogue planet?
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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Actually fascinating and terrifying.
National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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National Geographic
@NatGeoOct 16
The only life we know of developed in a solar system, so we tend to assume extraterrestrial life would be found on a planet orbiting a sun. But scientists theorize that under certain conditions, dark and wandering rogue planets could host life, too. 🔗 on.natgeo.com/eV07nq
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