New planet that could possibly support life?

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/09/30/100-percent-chance-for-life-on-newly-found-planet/?hpt=C2

I personally dont know what to think about this, so I'd like to hear some of your opinions on this.

Well, I have been very suspicious and hostile towards anything new and unknown lately, so I'm going to go with my default response:

Nuke it to Hell With Fire For SCIENCE!!!!!!!!

I think we could use this planet as a definite posibility for future coloinzation

And so Galactic Conquest mode begins...

Felix wrote:And so Galactic Conquest mode begins...

yup outta the way mars goldilocks is coming

2300: The year we invade.

First here, then the universe!

MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

*Looks for Element Zero*

Sure, we can colonize this planet. It's possible to live on it.
Too bad it's a virtual hellhole where one side is frozen and the other is blazing hot, with the planet not even rotating and all.

Yeah, I agree with Gold. The temperatures on that planet are all extremes.

Offensive Bias wrote:Yeah, I agree with Gold. The temperatures on that planet are all extremes.

If you wanted to wake up though you'd just drive a few miles.

If the temperatures are extreme, we're lucky the planet doesn't rotate because that means if we ever colonize it we won't have to build mobile colonies.

or since the planet never rotates you can just build a colony on the line where night meets day.

Did I just say that?

Angatar wrote:If the temperatures are extreme, we're lucky the planet does rotate because that means if we ever colonize it we won't have to build mobile colonies.

I'm not really sure, since you said the planet does rotate when it in fact doesn't.

Let's put a skull on it.