Astronomers Discover Largest and Most Distant Reservoir of Water Yet...

Hi everyone, according to an article from http://www.scienceda...10722132828.htm entitled, "Astronomers Discover Largest and Most Distant Reservoir of Water Yet:"

ScienceDaily (July 22, 2011) — Water really is everywhere. Two teams of astronomers, each led by scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), have discovered the largest and farthest reservoir of water ever detected in the universe. Looking from a distance of 30 billion trillion miles away into a quasar -- one of the brightest and most violent objects in the cosmos -- the researchers have found a mass of water vapor that's at least 140 trillion times that of all the water in the world's oceans combined, and 100,000 times more massive than the sun.

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Bob-C

just what California needs! but like in California, that is a very old photo, so it is probably not there anymore either...

just what California needs! but like in California, that is a very old photo, so it is probably not there anymore either...

Hi karen, the prevalence of water throughout the universe taken together with the increasing number of potential new Earth-like planets being discovered increases the odds that various kinds of lifeforms are currently existing and/or have existed throughout the universe. IMVHO, we are not alone in the universe-far from it.

Best,

Bob

30 billion trillion miles away

Just a hop, skip, and a jump away!

Fib

just what California needs! but like in California, that is a very old photo, so it is probably not there anymore either...

Hi karen, the prevalence of water throughout the universe taken together with the increasing number of potential new Earth-like planets being discovered increases the odds that various kinds of lifeforms are currently existing and/or have existed throughout the universe. IMVHO, we are not alone in the universe-far from it.

Best,

Bob

We're being bred for food, bob. For food! How to serve man.

just what California needs! but like in California, that is a very old photo, so it is probably not there anymore either...

Hi karen, the prevalence of water throughout the universe taken together with the increasing number of potential new Earth-like planets being discovered increases the odds that various kinds of lifeforms are currently existing and/or have existed throughout the universe. IMVHO, we are not alone in the universe-far from it.

Best,

Bob

We're being bred for food, bob. For food! How to serve man.

Thanks very much dcengr,"It's a Cookbook!" Ahah... I get it!


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Bob

Edited by Bob-C, 25 July 2011 - 04:47 PM.

Fib that video is very funny, thanks for sharing.

Fib that video is very funny, thanks for sharing.

Hi arbman, that's the video that I supplied, not Fib! Please give credit where credit is due-thanks.

Thanks very much dcengr,"It's a Cookbook!" Ahah... I get it!


Best,

Bob

Best,

Bob

Bob, I am talking about the video at Fib's signature right above, just press play... Thanks for your contributions too, very best.

Bob, I am talking about the video at Fib's signature right above, just press play... Thanks for your contributions too, very best.

You're very welcome arbman.

Have a happy and successful trading week.

Best,

Bob