The most important thing that Planet X researchers have to consider is where to go to escape the coming catastrophes. Where do we put our hideout?
But what if the NEXT passage of Planet X, some 3000 years in the future, turns out to be an impact event? If humanity is to survive, we have to make it our business to be elsewhere when the Destroyer comes to destroy Earth. We are looking for places now.
The Search For Life In The Universe
The Search for Life in the Universe
By Aaron Gronstal
for Astrobiology Magazine
Moffett Field CA (SPX) Jun 02, 2009
Four hundred years ago, the Italian scientist Galileo revolutionized the science of astronomy by inventing the first telescope. People began to consider the possibility of discovering other worlds like Earth – fantastic worlds inhabited by weird and wonderful civilizations.
As technology continued to improve our telescopic vision, we sadly learned that the other planets in our solar system showed no signs of life. There seem to be no sophisticated civilizations of intelligent aliens on planets like Mars or Jupiter. Scientists began to picture our Earth as a single haven of life, floating in a vast and lonely cosmos.
In recent years however, astronomers have become more optimistic about the possibility of living worlds. More than 300 planets have been identified beyond our solar system, and some of the most recently discovered planets may be habitable.
With future astronomy missions, scientists hope that our view of the cosmos will improve yet again, and centuries after Galileo’s revolutionary invention, we may finally spot a planet similar to our own.
With a new planetary home to call our own, humanity just might be able to continue past the next 3600 years.
Catch you on the Backside!
Janice Manning