From: Spudboy100@aol.com
Date: Wed May 21 2003 - 10:56:06 MDT
It would make a great hard-science, science fiction story. A rebirth of life
a few billion miles from the sun, in the remote future.
Harvey Newstrom:
<<Woohoo! Remember that Pluto is just one of many thousands of such
Trans-Neptunian objects. It won't be just Pluto, but thousands of
inhabitable worlds with water, hydrogen, oxygen, hydrocarbons, and lots of
space in between them. About 10% of these are double worlds. Also, most of
these worlds are older than the Earth, having formed long ago. These worlds
also have pretty good gravity for their size, since the surfaces are closer
to their center of mass>>
The main thing I think the author is interested in (guessing) is the search
for life in some unlikely places, like the distant orbit zones of very-late
sequence stars.
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