Found: The New Earth


	Found: The New Earth

dorine

4-24-2007 7:23 PM

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space, science, astronomy

dorine says:

Exciting!

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4-24-2007 10:40 PM

The REAL Napster

May be just in time, maybe not. Based on the problem we are having with the bees dying off we may not last that long. Also check this out-
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4-25-2007 12:42 PM

luminaeris

that's cool!

maybe someone should come up with "google - space", map out the stars and galaxies. people would ask, "what are the coordinates of this new world?" then zoom to it.

4-25-2007 2:25 PM

The REAL Napster

They already made a 3-D map of the universe, was on the BBC or NOVA If I remember right. I'll try to find the link

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