(Phys.org)—The
quest for a twin Earth is heating up. Using NASA's Kepler spacecraft,
astronomers are beginning to find Earth-sized planets orbiting
distant stars. A new analysis of Kepler data shows that about 17
percent of stars have an Earth-sized planet in an orbit closer than
Mercury. Since the Milky Way has about 100 billion stars, there are
at least 17 billion Earth-sized worlds out there.
Do you think Jesus visited all those planets to save their people?
Sure, right? Jesus wouldn't leave anyone out. He's all-good, after all.
Busy guy, though. Good thing he got around to visiting Earth. Hmmm, I
wonder if Earth was an afterthought. We sure are lucky he came here, huh?
