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See all the wonderful things Matthew Gonzales has made

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you humans are sending a spacecraft thingy to mmy planet alpha centauri I mean we in 2080 or so

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any way we are sending a spacecraft to alpha centuri 

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any way we are sending a spacecraft to alpha centuri 

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Part of the Alpha Centauri System.

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Guys I'm not Really Sure Of The Planets You Know But It's EITHER We Choose Proxima A Or B But I Agree With B

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Guys I'm not Really Sure Of The Planets You Know But It's EITHER We Choose Proxima A Or B But I Agree With B

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Hello.

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No need to worry about transportation.

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It's habitable.

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Th link is worth it:
https://www.google.com/search?q=kepler+planet&rlz=1C1KDEC_enAE938AE938&oq=kepler+pl&aqs=chrome.0.0j69i57j0l2j0i395l2j46i395j0i395.2720j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

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Video on: Signing in with your Google Account in Padlet

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Video on: Signing in with your Google Account in Padlet

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We can writ there.
https://padlet.com/lerucatlesmm/lhiqesu7klr89o3f

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See all the wonderful things annie has made

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Top Ranked:
#1 Titan
#2 Europa
- Europa is thought to have an ocean of salty water below its frozen outer shell of ice.
#3 Kepler 69-C
#4 Kepler 22-B
#5 Kepler-452b

Lower Ranking:
#6 Mars
#7 Ganeymede
#8 Proxima Centauri B

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Hi everyone I have got a lot of links and information in a docs so in tomorrow meeting I will share. Ex.Proxima b (orbits the red dwarf star proxima centauri) and the exoplanets (Kepler 438 b, Kepler  452 b, Proxima b, Kepler 186 f, Kepler 62 f, Gliese 667cc, Kepler 62 e, Gliese 581 g, Kepler 22b, Mars)

Thanks and good night everyone....

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i think kepler 22b will ost be suitable but it is really far away

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i think kepler 22b will ost be suitable but it is really far away

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Kepler-22B is one good candidate.
Lets also discuss about this.

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Maybe keplar

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If you want, you could participate in this also, just DM me on Zoom.

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Kepler 69-C, Titan and Kepler 22-B are the ones which weren't crossed out by Camila, let's check them.

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Kepler 69-C, Titan and Kepler 22-B are the ones which weren't crossed out by Camila, let's check them.

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Kepler 1229b

Zidan

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just a  note. Don't believe everything on Google. Look for standard sites like national geographic and bbc where you can be sure of the information

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just a  note. Don't believe everything on Google. Look for standard sites like national geographic and bbc where you can be sure of the information

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good luck scientists.  love to see your enthusiasm. Look at the data for each place - temperature, atmosphere, water etc....

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good luck scientists.  love to see your enthusiasm. Look at the data for each place - temperature, atmosphere, water etc....

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See if there are all that suitable conditions

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have you heard of Europa? It is a moon of Jupiter which has water in it?

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have you heard of Europa? It is a moon of Jupiter which has water in it?

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might be habitable in the future

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TRAVIS COULD YOU SEND ME A COPY OF THIS IN MY MAIL. YOU NEED TO SAVE IT AS A PDF COPY

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TRAVIS COULD YOU SEND ME A COPY OF THIS IN MY MAIL. YOU NEED TO SAVE IT AS A PDF COPY

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AMAZING FACTS STUDENTS SO WE REALLY HAVE SO MANY HABITABLE PLANETS, RIGHT? 

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AMAZING FACTS STUDENTS SO WE REALLY HAVE SO MANY HABITABLE PLANETS, RIGHT? 

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JUST SO SAD THAT THEY ARE SO FAR AWAY

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See it.

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How bout' that? It looks similar to earth.

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Trappist-1a?
Trappist-1b?
Trappist-1c?
Trappist-1d?
Trappist-1e?
Trappist-1g?

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What are the planet options we chose???

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Planets:
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune

Dwarf Planets:
Ceres
Pluto
Makemake
Haumea
Eris

Moons:
Luna
Titan
Ganymede

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Find Exoplanets not too far from their star and not to close from their star.

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Zidan

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Maybe a keplar ummmm maybe keplar- 22b

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Find Every Kepler Exoplanet and Titan and Ganymede specific facts in particular.

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Find Every Kepler Exoplanet and Titan and Ganymede specific facts in particular.

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Some Kepler PLANETS ORBIT Kepler Stars. So we need to find the Goldie Locks Zone.

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here is a picture of planets.

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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Titan
Europa
Ganeymede
Kepler 10C
Kepler 69-C
Kepler 22-B
Kepler-452b
Proxima Centauri B

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I think that we should go to a planet that is near and won’t take anymore that 5 years and has oxygen, water, is t a gas giant, can grow plants there and has an atmosphere

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Please sign in to your account. Google SMM account

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Please sign in to your account. Google SMM account

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The Earth used to be purple 2 million years ago

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The Earth used to be purple 2 million years ago

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Proxima Centauri B is habitable. I don't know about Proxima Centauri C.

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Proxima Centauri b
Astronomical discovery
Proxima Centauri b is an exoplanet orbiting in the habitable zone of the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri, which is the closest star to the Sun and part of a triple star system. Wikipedia
Distance to Earth: 4.24 light years
Orbital period: 11 days
Surface gravity: ~1.1 g, ~0.95 g
Discoverer: Mikko Tuomi
Temperature: 234 K (−39 °C; −38 °F)
Coordinates: RA 14h 29m 43s | Dec -62° 40′ 46″

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587.1 Light years away from Earth!

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Trappist-1 System

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We should go there.

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There are a lot of habital Exoplaets

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Earth, Neptune and Jupiter are Kepler planets

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It's big but inhabitable.

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I saw land and water.

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Mars One's Journey (2011 - 2021)

Humanity has explored Mars since 1960, and we've never been closer. The next logical step for Mars exploration is permanent settlement, where crews that go to Mars stay and build a new society. Humans settling on Mars will inspire us all to make Earth a better place. Technology, scientific understanding, cooperation - is there anything we cannot achieve?

Mars One was founded in 2011 with the goal of sending humans to Mars to stay. Instead of trying to return them, more crews would be sent every two years, establishing a permanent, ever-growing settlement on the Red Planet.

Permanent settlement missions place even higher demands on the crew than a return mission. A first permanent settlement crew would be on Mars for two years before the second crew joins them. They would be able to communicate with friends and family on Earth, but only with time delays. Crew selection, training and testing on Earth would be necessary to make sure they can deal with this. Besides that, they would need to learn all the skills to survive on Mars without support from Earth, other than information. They would need to be able to fix every technical and medical problem, grow food and expand the settlement with hardware for upcoming crews. Crew selection is the biggest challenge of a permanent settlement mission to Mars.

Mars One had a business plan for such a mission to Mars, which can be summarized as monetizing the media value of the adventure of humans going to Mars. The Olympic Games are worth more than $4 billion dollars in broadcasting rights and sponsorships. The 1969 Moon landing is still the TV program with the highest viewership density ever. Imagine the value of a mission to Mars in the current media era. Mars One raised funds by having investors invest in a Mars One media company that held the rights to the mission.

In 2011, Mars One met with aerospace companies around the world to discuss the plan, including SpaceX, Hamilton Sundstrand, ILC Dover, MDA corporation, Paragon Space Development Corporation and Thales Alenia Space. With their feedback, Mars One developed a plan that was feasible, affordable and that had an acceptable risk. In 2012, the plan was announced, later followed by a job vacancy for Mars settlers. More than 200,000 people registered their interest on the Mars One website. More than 10,000 potentials finished the job application process, and Mars One narrowed down the applicants, first to 1058 round 2 candidates and then to 100 round three candidates.

In 2013 and 2014, Mars One had feasibility studies performed by Lockheed Martin, for a first robotic mission and with Paragon Space Development Corporation, for Mars suits and life support systems.

In 2016 Mars One ran out of funds and was unable to continue the selection program and the technical studies. In the years after that, several attempts were made to raise additional funds, but they were unsuccessful.

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Humanity has explored Mars since 1960, and we've never been closer. The next logical step for Mars exploration is permanent settlement, where crews that go to Mars stay and build a new society. Humans settling on Mars will inspire us all to make Earth a better place.

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We'll try checking each moon, biggest to smallest.

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Ganymede and Titan.

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Post facts about which planets are suitable.

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Post facts about which planets are suitable.

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This is the image