Planet Ceres ~ Earth's Twin ~ Extraterrestrial Life ~

LOL, where did AC get that from? They need to brush up on their reading skills!

Great post Krystal!

Thank you, sweetie!

Way to edit your post after someone calls you out on your stupidity.

Way to edit your post after someone calls you out on your stupidity.

5*'s to offset the bandits!

I thought it was "Brown Dwarf Ceres", like your thread originally stated?

love is so powerful, stay strong!

It discourages me seeing how much were not told in school. This planet is very interesting..

[link to dawn.jpl.nasa.gov]

[link to www.lunarplanner.com]

Ive always had a feeling about Ceres, just something about it...

As I have been reading about the Dwarf Planet Ceres, our Earth twin...basically...I have been very surprised we have not been taught or heard more about Ceres.

I came across the above video on You Tube and started researching Ceres...found out Ceres is a big deal!

Yes, science is very excited about this dwarf planet, calling it a "game changer" and a "one of a kind."

Dwarf Planet Ceres is a unique body in the solar system considered to be a potential source for extraterrestrial life!

Ceres is the first of the smaller planets to be discovered and closest to Earth.

Ceres, named after the Roman Goddess of Agriculture, orbits the sun in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, approximately 258 million miles from Earth.

Scientists are extremely excited about Cere's chemistry, thermal activity, heat source, and prospect for conviction within the ice shell.

In other words, Planet Ceres is just like Earth!

I believe there is a conspiracy to keep information quiet on Ceres, because scientists know Ceres is harboring extraterrestrial life.

They simply do not want US TO KNOW ABOUT PLANET CERES!

Hey, Drunk Uncle...I think your feeling is right.

ceres is too far out for life. not enough heat/energy to keep liquid water and form life as we know it here

as for being surprised about not being taught more about it, i suppose you just haven't been listening enough to those that are doing their best in educating people about our solar system, that is until you ran over the information that informed you about ceres

Why isn't it a planet like the rest in our solar system?

Ceres is actually closer to the sun than earth is.

that is false. ceres is something close to 2 or 3 AUs from the sun (whereas earth is 1AU)

It is ...they started out by calling it an asteroid, then labeled it as a planet.

So it is considered to be a planet now.

So when are they going to change the number of planets in our solar system to 10 or 9 or pluto or whatever...?

"The difference between Ceres and other icy bodies [in the solar system] is that it's the closest to the sun," Castillo-Rogez said.

Less than three times as far as Earth from the sun, Ceres is close enough to feel the warmth of the star, allowing ice to melt and reform.

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