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You heard it here first folks, there's so many Earth-sized planets they add up to many times the mass of the rest of the universe. Just a couple billion per sta
by fwip 7y ago
You heard it here first folks, there's so many Earth-sized planets they add up to many times the mass of the rest of the universe. Just a couple billion per star.
- swombat 7y agoYou forget that the cloaking devices have weight too... maybe that's where it's gone.
- bpicolo 7y agoOr perhaps dark matter is just the cloak itself. It's nice an thick to provide adequate warmth
- rossdavidh 7y agoWell you might want to cloak your star as well, doncha you know.
- labster 7y agoI'd like to see the math behind the orbital parameters here. The most I've seen is one million Earths in a single system[1], and so I'm curious how you could get a few orders of magnitude more. [1]: https://planetplanet.net/the-ultimate-solar-system/ https://planetplanet.net/the-ultimate-solar-system/
- fwip 7y agoOh I don't know anything about that, I just plugged in the ratio of the mass of the earth to our sun.