Earth-like planet discovered around another star!

[GreenLadyOfDankDowns]

Does anyone happen to know the shelf life of a frozen human embryo?

As far as I know there is no time limit on the viability of frozen embryos, so long as they remain continually frozen in liquid nitrogen. It has been theorized that with proper storage methods they may remain viable for as long as twenty centuries.

[meds02093]

I think it's a planet where all the stoners hang out with food stores offering free food and where everyone grows their own cannabis but the anti-stoners (earth.. lol) have found them lol...

[Delta9 UK]

This planet is 5 times the size of Earth?

That's some GLOC-Couch-Lock :stoned:

[andruejaysin]

no but i don't think ill live long enough for us to figure out a way to travel 20 light years.

It is not so much a matter of figuring how to do it as one of figuring out how to convince the world to invest a large portion of it's money and minds for generations. A spacecraft (presumably a nucleur rocket, though there are other options) would have to be built in orbit, large enough to carry several thousand colonists on a journey only their children will see to it's end. In a few thousand years these colonies build their own spacecraft and the process repeats it's self. This is all gonna cost a buck or two...

[andruejaysin]

now i want to toke with aliens

Their brains seem unlikely to contain receptor sites enough like our own that the same things would get us high.

[LIP]

Their brains seem unlikely to contain receptor sites enough like our own that the same things would get us high.

hey hey hey, they've got space weed - they must get high. If they dont they can piss off back to whereever they came from.