@EvidentlyFire
As a citizen of K2; I would like to tell humanity to STAY THE F AWAY
@FaZeAbii
Can't wait to hear details about this in 250 years
@UndyingSOYAWER
Just remember, we're looking at that planet as if it is 124 years in the past
@anthonylawrence6924
It always amazes me how we vigorously we search for life beyond but shun all the life before our very eyes
@briansalk3233
We MUST reach out...to tell them about their car's extended warranty.
@pwill4real855
“We’ve just found life.” 3 seconds later “Could support life”
@Owlsnestranch
We’re looking out at the planet 124 years in the past. The blew themselves up already.
@garybaris139
And the aliens all go..."f*ck, they found us"
@waaazupd1948
We're still looking for intelligent life here on Earth.
@Billionaireben
How to get there, headline "Oil discovered on K2-1B."
@EAMorgan71
With a planet that size, it would be very interesting to see how life evolved with that much gravity
@redtreestimeline8960
Meanwhile on K2: We found a planet that is creating a video about us!
@Au-nu9nc
There is no way that we are the only being ever existed
@joesimon2018
Even if we sent radio signals to communicate with that planet, it would take 124 years for them to hear us, and another 124 years to hear a response
@mikereed39
I was there for the family vacation. Had to call down to the front desk for towels. Swimming pool needed cleaning, just a bummer of a vacation.
@richardeldridge8335
We should send them money.
@yaweli2968
Aliens: damn it, these humans have finally found us.
@WifeWantsAWizard
[UPDATE 2024-JAN-16] He mentions the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Five days ago, a report was published about a new look the JWST took of K2-18b. The report is called "Distinguishing oceans of water from magma on mini-Neptune K2-18b". We now know for sure that... - K2-18b has an ocean, but we cannot tell yet whether it is an ocean of water or an ocean of lava. Oddly, both produce similar chemical biproducts. - K2-18b is 9x the size of Earth, but is probably more like Neptune than our own planet. The Planetary Society has a great podcast episode with JWST scientist Knicole Colón to talk about this. Highly, highly recommended!!!
@thenothingkiller5341
Never give up on trying to prove how Earth isn't special, only to prove Earth is very special.
@stratosdedousis2653