4 Problems with Earth Like Exoplants

[The Elevator Killer 718]

 

[Maximum Overkill 2,580]

There's nothing in the observable universe that could support life as we know it. Even so, they are millions, even billions of light years away. We could never reach them. 

[FrancieFootball 247]

57 minutes ago, Maximum Overkill said:

There's nothing in the observable universe that could support life as we know it. Even so, they are millions, even billions of light years away. We could never reach them. 

None more inviting than Uranus.

[seafoam1 3,480]

1 hour ago, Maximum Overkill said:

There's nothing in the observable universe that could support life as we know it. Even so, they are millions, even billions of light years away. We could never reach them. 

I bet being gay is unique to liberals on this planet. 

[jerryskids 7,168]

Very interesting, thanks for posting.

I hadn't heard about the red dwarf issues, that's a big limiter.  Also the lack of rotation on tidal locked planets possibly (probably?) causing an insufficient magnetic field is an issue.

It's like there are a near-infinite number of planets, and a near-infinite number of reasons life can't exist on them.