Posts by Sylvia

The Bootes void is a relatively huge empty portion of space given the extremely low galaxy count it has compared to how big it is. I have always been fascinated by it. Have there been any ideas on how it came to be or should we continue marveling at its mystery?

The JWST is a very capable telescope with the ability to detect exoplanets in a relatively detailed manner as compared to, say, the Keppler telescope. Given this advancement over the Keppler telescope, is it sufficient to assume that the JWST is capable of detecting signs of advanced civilizations on other exoplanets through aspects like artificial light from such planets?

2.5 million is enough time for a fairly intelligent species to find a solution. If the planet has 2.5 million years before its sun eats it up, they might just stand a chance. I mean...imagine what earth's civilization would look like if we were to survive another 2.5 million years!

Evidence of the presence of water on mars at some point in its history has actually been confirmed...or so I think (I stand corrected). If that's the case, the early history of mars should be really interesting.

My favorite planet? Earth without a doubt! It's a no-brainer as it's the planet that supports my existence and also the one I know the most about!!

As already mentioned by one of the replies, Elon should stick to what he's good at. Tesla and Space X. Period.