NASA CONFIRMS EARTH TWIN PLANET! IT'S IN LYRA!!!!!!!!

HOLY CRAP PEOPLE!!! Nasa has confirmed a planet that's a PERFECT 72 degrees Fahrenheit..... And WHERE were they looking for this planet, oh no where else but near the constellation of LYRA!! Which is allegedly the home of the infamous Pleadians!! SUPER INTERESTING!!!

Currently they don't know anything else, what material it is made from, does it have water, all that stuff.... BUT they do know it's temperature, how big, what's the days are like... It has longer hours than Earth... 290 days in a year... Twice and a half as big...

But the very fact they found it in LYRA is VERY VERY VERY VERY interesting!!! Reading that part nearly made me fall out of my chair I was so excited... Again, they do NOT know what the planet it made of, is it rock, or a gas planet, but they DO know the planet is in the right zone and has the right temperature to support life.

Here's the official NASA link!:

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/kepler/news/kepscicon-briefing.html

Tags: DISCLOSURE, DISCOVERY, EARTH, EXPLORATION, LYRA, NASA, NEWS, PLEADIANS, SPACE, TWIN

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Permalink Reply by Stefy Hana on March 17, 2012 at 10:47pm

It doesn't come as a surprise to me,deep inside my heart I've always known this.I'm glad that the scientists discovered this too.

Permalink Reply by Logica on March 18, 2012 at 1:06am

interestingly, It seems that there might be pure blooded Lyrans still out there, which is good news since my oldest past life memories are Lyran (Human variety). It's possible, although unknown, that these Lyrans still possess Planet-building technology and capability. Hell, the Pleideans might have preserved this knowledge, too, for all anyone knows.

if the Knowledge is lost, however, then more than likely the ability to create a rather natural looking planet that can support life around nearly any sort of star might be consigned to the stuff of legends akin to our ancient myths here...

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