Dont be sad! :D We do care ;) :D

3 :D Plus there's five more days left, so its all good! :D

Nice idea bro! :D I really like some of your work!

I got crys today! :D

Its like the think of a number trick , its a trick. :D

O.o http://prntscr.com/3gij1j

Test servers are open when there is need to be testing, you can be a tester if you speak fluent Russian. If you really want to get on it check the page everyday. Only post here if you have a problem. :D

Nah, it'll be Lhamster.. Lol jk :D

Got 3 golds with wasp :D ;) :)!!

If it has liquid water (Which it has), quite a good chance.

Wasp + Rail Viking + Rail Hornet + Rail Viking + Firebird Wasp + Firebird Viking + Shaft

^ Lol :D

Nah, probably a discount on something.

3 :D

Famous on forum* bro, your kinda famous already (my opinion):D ;) :D

Some are lucky.... :D

will i ever have a 100k?

Actually there is a planet in the universe that has 2 suns, its nicknamed Tatooine after the 2 suned planet in star wars! Read more about it here :D: http://www.space.com/18065-alien-planet-tatooine-twin-suns-stars.html Btw MrAngel, your work is fantastic! Your work is great aswell Kostakk! :D

Hope your right :D

I just tossed 2 coins did they all land on heads?

When will i get M2 rail and hornet?

We can know a lot about a planet just by looking at its transits around its host star (a lot of pictures have been taken by Kepler, the data is then checked and the transits are recorded that's how most potentially habitable exo-planets have been found!) we can find out its size, were it roughly is in that star system and even a rough idea of what its surface maybe like! but yeah travelling to the planet and seeing actually how its like and works is a tough job and it'll take a take a LONG LONG time, even if we are travelling at the speed of light.

Yep, your right! the planet has to be in the "Goldilocks" zone however this zone depends on the size of the star (e.g red dwarf).The planet cant be too big either, an ideal planet will be a small planet (most small planet are rocky like earth, so they have land)! if its too big it'll be an ocean world with no land and also finding a planet in the Goldilocks zone doesn't mean it has to have life. There are an estimated 17 billion earth like planets in the milky way galaxy alone! that means that 1 in 6 star systems have an earth like planet orbiting it ! :D

Lol yeah! The Kepler telescope has found hundreds of potentially habitable planets! e.g Gliese 581g Earth like planets are being found nearly everyday! Methods like radial velocity are used, the Kepler telescope has contributed a heck of a lot to finding exo-planets.

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