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Re: [GZG] Real Astroplitics



KH.Ranitzsch@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
How does the Astropolitical map compare to the list of well over 100
systems that we now know to harbour planets ?
Any inconsistencies with that ?

As previously mentioned, almost all of the 188 known extrasolar planets are superjovan planets that make Jupiter look like the runt of the litter. The few that are not were found by gravitational lensing, and are thus more than 100,000 light years away.

	The stars on the Astropolitical map are the stars
	within about 50 light years of the Sun, omitting
	the spectral class M stars which are unlikely
	to be host to human-habitable planets.

	(Years after I made the astropolitical map,
	I finally obtained a copy of the HabCat
	database, which further limits the
	type of human habitable stars.
	http://www.astrobio.net/news/article436.html
	http://www.projectrho.com/smap06.html
	)
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