Alpha Centauri: The Star System That Contains Our Earth 2.0



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Alpha Centauri: the star system that contains our Earth 2.0.
Those unfamiliar with all things astronomical sometimes get a little confused when they hear about the closest star to Earth…
Alpha Centauri? Beta Centauri? Proxima Centauri?
Which star will be the right one?
What do you say we go for a ride over there to remove any doubts about it?

Alpha Centauri, also known as Rigel Kentaurus or Rigil Kent or, more rarely, as Toliman, is the brightest star in the Centaurus constellation and the third brightest star in the night sky to the naked eye after Sirius and Canopus.
Today we know that the primary star in the system (Alpha Centauri A) is a yellow star very similar to our Sun, slightly larger and more massive, while the secondary component (Alpha Centauri B) is orange, slightly smaller and more massive. However, both components are stars whose age, according to current models of stellar evolution, would range between 5 and 6 billion years, making them the same age or slightly older than the Sun.

From Earth to his brother Proxima Centauri in 20 years? The project Breakthrough Starshot”

In 2016, the La Silla Observatory in Chile identified Proxima b, the closest exoplanet known to us today: it orbits in the habitable belt of its own star, Proxima Centauri, a red dwarf located 4.2 light years away. from us, in the direction of the Centaurus constellation. Proxima Centauri is part of the Alpha Centauri system, a triple system consisting of a yellow dwarf and an orange dwarf very close to each other and from Proxima. Proxima is a red dwarf, probably the most widespread stellar type in the Milky Way

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00:00 Intro
00:25 Which is the closest star?
6:40 Vlt Telescope
14:49 From Earth to his brother Proxima Centauri in 20 years? The project Breakthrough Starshot”

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37 thoughts on “Alpha Centauri: The Star System That Contains Our Earth 2.0”

  1. I wouldn't even get to blink before a yes if someone asked me to go but my question is if there is intelligent life that close to earth why haven't we heard them or is our fecal existence with our reliance on technology below them or are we above them in this field or has there been a cover up and we have been in contact with them for how ever long

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  2. What about the radio signals coming from Proxima Centaury B? I doubt they are from alien technology, but they could be coming from the planets magnetic field. If the planet have a magnetic field as strong as Earth's or slightly stronger, it might be able to protect against the atmosphere being stripped away by super flare or CME.

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  3. 4 lightyears is nothing. Older civilisations could skip over that easily. Possibly making all the mistakes we did and probably a lot we haven't even thought of yet. A dead end/Cul de sac.

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  4. I have no clue why we are wasting time talking about Earth 2.0. One lightyear is about 37,200 years away. Even if you left today, your grandkids – great grandkids – great grandkids still would not make there.

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  5. So much fuzz as been made about the so-called planet Proxima B. When in reality that ain't even its name; and the Alpha Centauri triple star system as been totally fakely and wrongly explained.
    Therefore, here's some proper sourced facts about the Alpha Centauri star system:
    1. It as three stars: Alpha Centauri A in the middle, (with approximately the same size of the Sun, yet 20% brighter); that is also mainly mid orbited by Alpha Centauri B, (also known as Proxima Centauri); and also mainly outer orbited by Alpha Centauri C; (with approximately the same size as Tau Ceti, yet 20% brighter).
    2. And that means that the red dwarf star mostly called as Proxima Centauri, is currently being sandwiched by two other extra bright Sun-like stars.
    3. And that also means that planet Alaba, mostly called as Proxima B; resides in the confines of an "celestial frying pan." That only gets a "rest bite," for about 3 months at a time; ameanwhile gets to be fried by the conjunction of the 3 surrounding stars, for once during two months, every 2 years.
    To conclude:
    Nasa and the G.L.A.; have cooperated well so far, regarding the study of the Proxima Centauri sub-system; and it was found a planet called Alaba; in a currently orbital path similar to the one of Mercury, plus it was also found another planet called Rasputin, (that looks like the grey-scale of 1 to 1/1.2 version of planet Jupiter), that orbits similarly to planet's Marte orbit around the Sun.
    Plus it seems that planet Alaba, in-spite of its cycled harsh & though times; pocesses a few patchs of dark brown coloured leaf, vegetation on its surface; and a latent foggy lower atmosphere; due to the presence of some water at and within that same planet; meanwhile its a proper worldly size planet; being almost 3 times bigger than the current planet Terra.
    Also being that current planet Alaba looks very similar to current planet Wisoncin, from the Barnard Star system, by its size, by how it looks like, by its latent lower foggy atmosphere and by the type of star it orbits. Only the two main differences being that: current planet Alaba seems to have at least mo 25% of water reserves than oldy planet Wisocncin. Plus planet Wisconcin ain't in a "celestial frying pan;" since the Barnard Star, is an antique single star system.

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  6. Better to învent a telephoning device instead of some fi fi rockets it is cheaper you will send robots to mount the receiver so you could have faster rockets to send those there and then it is easy-to-use afer we get feedback on the environment,

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