A Stephen Hawking Page to this Forum?

[denise]

Certainly looks like it

[Graham]

Phosphine, a marker of organic life has just been found on Venus.

Does this mean we will be invading the planet on our next mission there?

[denise]

and in the war of the worlds they died of measles or something. covid we would probably take to them. nothing like sharing.

[Graham]

It was from Hubble looking at a 'dark' piece of space for a few days. Just a very tiny piece of sky contains all those galaxies.

I was thinking of 'The War of the Worlds' irony, but I see the irony of us littering multiple planets with our junk.

[denise]

most definately. think we need to sort out the mess here before we go anywhere else.

[Graham]

Can you imagine what the headlines will be on Mars?? ALIENS FROM EARTH ARE PREPARING TO INVADE OUR PLANET.

Can you see the irony?

[denise]

thats even more mind blowing. we can not be the only ones there must be life out there somewhere. where did you get the photo its incredible. before i looked at it on my phone but on my pc - wow.

[Graham]

They are not stars Denise, each speck of light is an entire galaxy of over 200,000,000,000 stars. Look closely and you can some classical galaxy shapes.

[denise]

I like all those lovely stars, planets ok that sounds childish but i just wish we could turn the lights off so we could have a better view. The thought that space goes on and on I find hard to comprehend. Stephen hawking was just out of this world he's more than inspirational. He had mnd for a long time there must have been something in him that fought back.

[DeeH]

Wonderful Thank you xxx

[Bowler]

What a fabulous photo and sentiment

[Graham]

Each slither of light represents a galaxy the size of our Milky Way containing over 200,000,000,000 stars, of which our sun is just 1.

It is no wonder our Stephen maintained his zest for life until the very end as he unlocked some of its wonder and as we have to retreat inside our minds, we can still continue on Stephen's journey.

[Graham]

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