originally posted in:Conglomerate of Guardians
Seeing as NASA found a planet that can sustain life (Seen by the Kepler telescope), just like Earth it can only mean one thing... DESTINY IS REAL AND ONE OF THE PLANETS IS ACTUALLY A THING IRL RIGHT? Well no. Sadly very few things as cool as Destiny will ever be/happen IRL because life is a twat sometimes. But still, think of the possibilities! Is alien life finally a thing? Or could this new planet be a habitat for animals that we have seen on Earth, like space cats? Time will tell, all we know is now is an awesome time to live because Destiny's space magic is right around the corner and is already working wonders because we suddenly found a habitable planet? Coincidence? I THINK NOT! What if we colonise this new planet? What happens then? We don't know, one thing we do know however.. Is to [quote]Be Brave[/quote] I guess in hundreds of years we will indeed end up seeing each other in the vast frontier. Good luck to whoever makes the choice to live on Kepler, because they will either discover space magic, or, get ate by a dinosaur. Maybe the flood will get them in true Halo fashion? Who knows?..
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My feed is going to be nuts when I wake up. Good God.
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Kepler 184f is way too far away and only receives a third of the energy we do
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[quote]Is alien life finally a thing? [/quote]>Implying it wasn't already
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Kepler is a telescope you twat.
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The fanboyishness of that post gave me cancer
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Edited by Choopie: 4/19/2014 2:02:38 AMIt feels a bit -blam!-ing cOLD in here, you -blam!-ing retarded slow ass piece of shit! I outta lick the shit out of you!
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DRILL BABY DRILL.
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This thread is extremely fedoracore.
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[quote]Well no. Sadly very few things as cool as Destiny will ever be/happen IRL because life is a twat sometimes.[/quote] That's probably because you're yet to get one.
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If there are space cats, as you say, and the possibility of a flood infestation, that means the only logical conclusion is that the Kepler planet is inhabited chiefly by flood infected space cats. In space. Maybe we should hold off our interstellar aspirations...