By Phillip J. Watt I’ve never seen a war like it. Here I am, attempting to sit as free as I can in my own space, watching the war of ideology and information reach unprecedented heights:

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“The concept of a habitable zone is based on planets being in orbits where liquid water could exist,” said Manasvi Lingam, a Harvard researcher with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. “This is only one factor, however, in determining whether a planet is hospitable for life.

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By The Daily Galaxy On May 12 astronomers at the Planetary Habitability Laboratory using the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Roco , one of the world’s largest radio telescopes detected “strange signals” coming from a Ross 128, a red dwarf star that’s not yet known to have any planets about 2

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It’s becoming increasingly obvious that we’re probably not alone. Well, at least there are many worlds similar to ours, and that gives us hope that we will soon stumble upon intelligent life. But, in case we don’t, at least we will have other worlds to call our own.

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