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Astrobiology Opens Pandora's Box
January 11, 2010 / Posted by: Daniella Scalice
Lisa Kaltenegger from NAI’s MIT team discusses exoplanets and science fiction with CNN World, noting that it’s likely many moons such as Avatar’s Pandora exist, and we’re that much closer to finding them with NASA’s Kepler mission.
Source: [CNN World]
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Nicola said:
It’s time to go to space really with new Space Shuttles as in Avatar by James Cameron ideas and money. Thanks.
Nicola Facciolini said:
Which social and cultural impact from the News about a Pandora planet discovery, somewhere? Who will launch the news for the world? What smoke-gun is to confirm the news?
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