Today NASA tweeted, “Around
a nearby, cold, small star we found 7 rocky Earth-size planets, all of which
could have liquid water—key to life as we know it.”
The bodies, about 40
light years (235 trillion miles) away from Earth, orbit an ultra cool
dwarf star called TRAPPIST-1 in the constellation Aquarius. Several of the
planets are located in what's known as the “habitable zone”— the
Goldilocks region where it's thought water can exist and life can thrive.
This is the first
time astronomers have discovered so many terrestrial planets orbiting a
single star, and this new system could be the best target in the galaxy to
search for extraterrestrial life.
John Podesta, the former chairman of Hillary’s failed
presidential campaign, tweeted:
How do you think the search for alien life will fare in the @realDonaldTrump's upcoming budget? #thetruthisoutthere https://t.co/vYYTdKnETC— John Podesta (@johnpodesta) February 22, 2017
Podesta admitted back
when he was President Clinton's chief of staff he asked the president "for
some information about some of these things, and in particular, some
information about what was going on at Area 51."
"There are a lot
of planets out there. The American people can handle the truth."
The handling the
truth line should be familiar to anybody who’s watched The X-Files, a show about a pair of FBI
agents who investigated things like UFO sightings.
During an interview this
week, crazy Johnny vehemently maintained, “There are at least forces with
the FBI that wanted her [Hillary] to lose.
I’m not sure they really understood the alternative, but they wanted her
to lose. I think that’s one possibility.”
Damn that Scully and
Mulder!
Hillary Clinton
promised during an appearance
on Jimmy Kimmel Live! if she were
elected President she would open
government files on Area 51 and other areas of interests of the
extra-terrestrial advocates. Clinton also wowed The X-Files crowd by informing her host that the correct word for
UFO is actually "unexplained aerial phenomenon."
Maybe you'll find Wisconsin on one of those planets. https://t.co/zlwsyU5jgo— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) February 22, 2017
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