Calculations of the probability of other inhabited planets in our Galaxy are rather meaningless at this stage of our knowledge of the origin of life. But in the framework of the cosmological principle we should assume that there is at least one inhabited planet per galaxy.

/ Michael Rowan-Robinson /

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1 Del (Binary star) Also known as: 1 Delphini Right ascension: 20h 31m Declination: 10° 57' Constellation: Delphinus Date/time: 2011.08.26 22:45 UT Equipment: 12" f/5 Newtonian FoV: 9' Magnification and filter(s): 375x Seeing: 3/10 Transparency: 4/5 SQM: 21.24 m/as2 Temperature: 20°C Location: Nádasdladány, Hungary Observer: Ferenc Lovró Description: Equally bright, extremely close double star. Both component is white with a separation of only 0.9" and PA of 350°. Hi-resolution image: [ reversed sketch | original sketch ]

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