What are still undiscorvered and please what is the difference between invention and discovery.Can everybody be \nan inventor? who can be an inventor? Finally i will like to know if there is any other solarsystm somewhere with a planet like our?\n        THANK YOU.
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There are an estimated dozens of thousands of lifeforms still undiscovered on our planet.\n\nInvention: you came up with something, had an idea and made it work.\n\nDiscovery: you came across something no one else has, officially or unofficially.\n\nThere is speculation from astronomers that there is another system like ours. Opinion: there has to be.
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another scientific invention....of course!!!....maybe, ppl start to live on planets or even moon??!!......u never know!
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Our solar system is not the only solar system in the universe.  There are hundreds and thousands and millions of other planets in the universe, and many are just like ours, but we don't know about them because we have never been able to get anything further than pluto to get a good specific picture of stuff.  In a general picture, though, we do know there are other galaxies in the universe
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But how do we know that life doesn't exist under the surface of all these moons and planets around us, as a majority of them we have never even been on top of the surface. I think it is quite egotistical of us humans to make an assumption like this when we haven't fully figured out what life is about on our own planet. Not only could their be life on other planets, but maybe we just can't process that kind of information into our brains yet, because aren't we using such a small percentage of our brains?
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universe = infinite ... and if not infinite it's still pretty freakin big... how can we be so sure that somewhere out there there isn't a solar system similar to ours and a planet similar to ours?  A planet with gravity, oxygen and water just like ours?  A planet with life just like ours? …. Uh… oh… A planet with life more advanced than ours?  Or even less advanced than ours?  Was I supposed to give an answer?  Oops!
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Do you have a patent?  You might get some interest if you have a patent, without that, you're a long way from having anything "real" to invest in... And how did you come up with something that all of these well funded corporations, with teams of scientists cannot?  Hey, Im all for the small inventor, and if you really have something that works, you'll be a billionaire- but something smells funny about this.
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Scientifically speaking: There is nothing that humans can do stop the sun from expanding. It will happen whether we like it or not.\nReligiously speaking: Your God should have wiped us out by then.\nOptimistically speaking: We will by then have space-travel and colonize space and spread our distorted DNA all over this universe.\nPessimistically speaking: We are freakin' dead.\nRealistically speaking: We can't even stop the green-house effect, how do you think we will stop a star from expanding its' fuel and dying?\nPersonally speaking: Scotty, beam me up!
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It is very technically feasible for humans to be able to live on another world. If we went ahead today we could have a pretty selfsustaining base on the moon in 20-30 years. \n\nMany aspects needs to be resolved and they are more biological than technical. Can we grow all the food we need on a body with a different gravitational field than Earths? Everything on Earth has evolved constantly exposed to earths gravity. We can grow simple plants on the ISS but the humans aboard will suffer dangerous health issues when exposed to longterm microgravity. What would these effects be on the moon? Less, probably, but will they still be there? And how will more complex plants fare on the moon? What about food that isn´t from plants at all? Can chickens and fish be produced on the moon? Will it be necessary for humans in space to be vegetarians since a Big Mac will be worth its weight in gold?\n\nHow long for a colony on another planet to be completely independent of Earth? I would say centuries if ever. Because how many nations are completely self reliant here on earth? Every nation imports and exports something. We are dependent of trade. Will there be such a thing between planets?\nEconomy is the most important factor in manned space exploration. If it hadn´t been for the Vietnam war we would have built the first permanently manned bases on the moon in the eighties. The war ended up costing 6 times as much as the Apollo programme. No wonder it got cancelled...
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If anything, there are probably more geniuses being created now than ever before.  It is just that to be "discovered", being a genius is not enough.  One has to be properly educated in the right environment and produce the right type of discovery to be noticed.\n\n100 years ago science and math were relatively simple, and a genius could make a name for himself.  Now, the fields are so complex that even for geniuses, collaboration is the way to making new discoveries.\n\nNew discoveries are being made at just as fast a pace, or even faster, now than 100 years ago.  It is just that each new discovery is "smaller", since most of the big discoveries have (presumably) already been made.\n\nIn other words, they stand on the shoulders of giants.
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I don't see what this has to do with Science. Can you not ask this in the society category. Ok, maybe Philosophy but I wonder what made you want to ask this in the Science section. You did not ask physical properties, dimensions, theories, or anything related to Science.
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I think we would be very naive to believe we are the only life form in the universe.As vast and diverse as it is,I believe there has to be a reason for the formation of these planets to sustain life.That said,who knows when the life was present on these planets?And who knows what life forms are out there as we speak?Perhaps Mars and Pluto had life trillions of years ago but there are no remnants now for us to find.It's a fascinating topic.If you think about the possibilities,it's incredible.
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Hey, cool\nI'm a science nut, too\n(though I dabble in theoretical/quasitheoretical shit)\nand now I'm turning to you for some help...\nFor several years now, I've been twisted into a new shape by an article I encountered one time stating that uh geoligists (I guess) found portions of neurons (yes brain cells) in some rocks somewhere!!??\nThe hell?\nI have to assume they would have mentioned if they were part of a fossil or something...\nIs the Earth sentient?\nAre we all to evolve into rocks someday?\nHow many eons would it take for a rock to decide what to have for dinner?
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Chemistry is the basis of all science. Without it, many of the technological advances would not have been able to occur. There is much more you could use but I'm just too tired right now to think of anything else. Sorry.
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Unfortunately noone by the name Charles B. Brooks is appearing anywhere in the searches I have done, some of which are in search engines that are specifically for inventors. Perhaps you have the name incorrect. Check it again, and repost your question being a little more careful to write it without any spelling mistakes this time.
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My dad helped me do the solar system in a big cardboard box, with fishing line, styrofoam balls, paint and construction paper. Inexpensive and I got an A+++++!!! We hung the styrofoam planets from the top of the inside of the box after we painted them and decorated the inside of the box with a black background and it was cool! bradnmich@bellsouth.net
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I haven't actually met any life forms face to face, but there certainly seems to be some extremely strange beings registered with YAHOO!ANSWERS. Some of the questions posted just defy answering or reading - the English language obviously provides many of the alien 'life' forms, already on our planet and with Internet access, with a problem, they have difficulty forming intelligible phrases. I do, however, admire their persistence and efforts to communicate. Keep up the good work and hope to see you soon down the pub for a pint.
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Show a floating ring gear assembly and ask how clean free energy can be produced from it. If you are smart and belive in God and Jesus, you will be allowed to see how it works. It has taken me over thirty years to see the final answer, but it was worth the pursuit. Upon seeing and understanding how it works, the rush is on as to who first presents it to the rest of the world in a working model. May you be a person of God and Jesus and then you will see how it is built. Trust me, it can be done. Dave.