We have not discovered a single moon outside of our solar system.

[ferrisjso]

One fact that really drives home how primitive we are as a species right now is that we have not discovered a single moon outside of our solar system. Really puts into perspective how little we know about exoplanets when we are incapable of discovering a single exomoon. We know those moons exist probability wise we are just incapable of detecting them.

Exoplanets as a concept are younger than the UFC. Yet some are talking about traveling to them when we just gained the ability to confirm their existence.

 

[KOQ24]

Moons emit no light other than reflected light from the Star or Planet.

The next Star system is Proxima Centauri 4.2 light years away .

 

[gspieler]

Moons emit no light other than reflected light from the Star or Planet.

The next Star system is Proxima Centauri 4.2 light years away .

 

[gspieler]

To your point, TS, I am amazed by both how much we know, but also how little we know. We can detect objects in space light years away, but have little knowledge about what lies at the bottom of our own oceans.

 

[Takes_Two_To_Tango]

We don't even know much of what's going down in our deep oceans. There is plenty of things we don't know on earth, how much more our solar system, galaxies or the universe.

 

[Wilmer Digreux]

To your point, TS, I am amazed by both how,I have we know, brother also how little we know. We can detect objects in space light years away, but have Lille knowledge about what lies at the bottom of our own oceans.

 

[Goon Dog]

One fact that really drives home how primitive we are as a species right now is that we have not discovered a single moon outside of our solar system.

We murder children because of their skin pigmentation or because of where their parents choose to worship. We spend billions on pet projects of politicians while some of our children go to bed hungry or sleep in cardboard boxes and this is the one fact that really drives home how primitive we are as a species?

 

[Law Talkin’ Guy]

To your point, TS, I am amazed by both how,I have we know, brother also how little we know. We can detect objects in space light years away, but have Lille knowledge about what lies at the bottom of our own oceans.

Wat??

 

[Pliny Pete]

What about the many moons of Uranus?

 

[Sweater of AV]

 

[gspieler]

Wat??

Autocorrect gorged mit.

 

[ferrisjso]

What about the many moons of Uranus?

Uranus is in the solar system. We have not identified a single moon outside the solar system. Only 5,557 exoplanets.

 

[jeff7b9]

How much shit do you want people to pretend to know about a picture of a spec of light gazillions of miles away?

 

[PBAC]

We don't even know much of what's going down in our deep oceans. There is plenty of things we don't know on earth, how much more our solar system, galaxies or the universe.

you don't?

I know

bloody primate

 

[RoastBeast]

If the moon was made out of spare ribs, would you eat it?

 

[jeff7b9]

What about the many moons of Uranus?

Based on his reply it seems reasonable to infer that @ferrisjo doesn't know his ass from a little dot in the night sky.

 

[Cooliox]

That's no moon... That's yo momma

 

[dreden1982]

One fact that really drives home how primitive we are as a species right now is that we have not discovered a single moon outside of our solar system. Really puts into perspective how little we know about exoplanets when we are incapable of discovering a single exomoon. We know those moons exist probability wise we are just incapable of detecting them.

Exoplanets as a concept are younger than the UFC. Yet some are talking about traveling to them when we just gained the ability to confirm their existence.

Exoplanets as a concept are younger than the UFC? ummmmmm no

 

[ferrisjso]

Exoplanets as a concept are younger than the UFC? ummmmmm no

Ok I was off by ONE year. Sue me.

First exoplanet was confirmed in 1992. UFC 1 was in 1993.

 

[dreden1982]

Ok I was off by ONE year. Sue me.

First exoplanet was confirmed in 1992. UFC 1 was in 1993.

I'm pretty sure exoplanets were a CONCEPT long before 1992.