Life
I'm sitting in my final Astronomy class,
and we're just now, in the last few minutes of class getting to the topic of life on other planets, its the one topic I was really interested in (that and about the creation of our universe). The Drake Equation estimates the probability of other forms of communicable life in our Galaxy which I think is about as useful as a wooden spoon in your ass. There are at least 4 variables in the equation that are just minuscule fractions based on hypothetical values.
never take a science night class, 2.5 hours of science lecture can cause sever problems. I thought I'd be star gazing all the time, but nope, apparently Boston's sky isn't clear enough for it. I've taken 2 astronomy classes and only looked through the telescope once, it was at the moon and it wasn't great.
There's a question I feel most people don't ask each other, but I'd like to know from anyone who reads this:
Do you believe in the big bang "theory"?
and we're just now, in the last few minutes of class getting to the topic of life on other planets, its the one topic I was really interested in (that and about the creation of our universe). The Drake Equation estimates the probability of other forms of communicable life in our Galaxy which I think is about as useful as a wooden spoon in your ass. There are at least 4 variables in the equation that are just minuscule fractions based on hypothetical values.
never take a science night class, 2.5 hours of science lecture can cause sever problems. I thought I'd be star gazing all the time, but nope, apparently Boston's sky isn't clear enough for it. I've taken 2 astronomy classes and only looked through the telescope once, it was at the moon and it wasn't great.
There's a question I feel most people don't ask each other, but I'd like to know from anyone who reads this:
Do you believe in the big bang "theory"?