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A VERY specific request, no inventions, just things found and cataloged aka discovered. http://www.openexoplanetcatalogue.com/systems/ http://www.openexoplanet
by VLM 11y ago
A VERY specific request, no inventions, just things found and cataloged aka discovered.
http://www.openexoplanetcatalogue.com/systems/ http://www.openexoplanetcatalogue.com/systems/
Also see pretty much every space probe of the "last few years". Pity you couldn't wait another month for the Pluto flyby, unless it completely fails there will be plenty to talk about.
I would imagine the biological sciences could list all kinds of interesting, possibly useful, critters.
The geologists and archeologists are always digging something cool up.
- coreyoconnor 11y agoI think the discovery of exoplanets will have far reaching cultural implications. We've gone from believing planets are extremely rare to knowing planets are relatively common. Now that planets are known to be common, does that mean life is common? What will that do to the cultures that, in effect, support themselves on the belief that humans and the earth are unique?
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoDenial has worked so far. Heck, even the relationship between forms of life on Earth is effortlessly denied by the Creationists.