NASA discovered city lights on planet (not earth)

[scotslad]

(apologies if already covered elsewhere on the forum.)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BA-2GXHiHQA

More HERE: https://bestlagos.com/nasa-discovers...nother-planet/

[Vangelo]

Posted by scotslad (here)
(apologies if already covered elsewhere on the forum.)

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More HERE: https://bestlagos.com/nasa-discovers...nother-planet/

The link above says this is untrue. Here is the full text.

NASA discovers city lights on another planet 2024 (True or False)
By: Victor Olawuyi, January 22, 2024

This is untrue; neither NASA nor its scientists have released any official statements nor provided any proof that artificial lights have been found on another planet.

The main goals of NASA’s telescopic observations and exploratory missions are to learn more about the natural phenomena that occur on celestial bodies, as well as their atmospheres and any potential signs of habitability.

Exploration and interest in the study of exoplanets, or planets outside our solar system, and the hunt for extraterrestrial life have grown. Even though researchers have created advanced instruments and techniques to examine the atmospheres of far-off worlds, finding artificial lights would be a remarkable and ground-breaking discovery.

NASA has studied exoplanets using a variety of tools and missions, including the James Webb Space Telescope and the Hubble Space Telescope.

These devices are made to watch and examine light that far-off celestial objects reflect or emit. But their main concerns have been figuring out how atmospheres are made, seeing possible indicators of habitability, and describing the environment on exoplanets.

Finding artificial lights on a different planet makes me think of highly developed technological societies.

Researchers are working to find ways to detect possible signals from intelligent entities, including those in the extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) community. But instead of focusing on visible lights, these initiatives are more concerned with radio signals or other kinds of communication.

Although the concept of discovering lights on another planet sparks people’s interest and is a common theme in science fiction, the scientific method entails meticulous examination and confirmation. The scientific community would need to verify and subject any claim of the discovery of artificial lights to peer review.

Remember that space exploration is an ever-evolving field where new discoveries are made on a regular basis. It’s a good idea to keep an eye on the most recent developments by reading credible space news sources, peer-reviewed scientific journals, and official NASA announcements.

Wrap Up
NASA has not released information about the finding of lights on another planet. In the years to come, new findings and insights are anticipated in the fascinating and ongoing scientific quest to comprehend our place in the cosmos and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

[ExomatrixTV]

There are 100s of new YouTube channels last months, most likely created by A.I. uploading A.I. generated video productions! (Visuals, Voice, Storyline) ... Using multiple sources, even using the "most liked comments" of the same topic elsewhere to create a mixture of "news" + "opinions" and the studying our response to their uploads "improve" itself.

• I predict there will be 10,000s within 1 year hijacking Alternative Media topics. Some may actually be important, but most have a "twist" ... Meaning: "nothing is as it seems".

When you search for the "about" page of these new A.I. generated YouTube channels you will find nothing and some promote their A.I. generated Fb Account/Page etc. etc. same result, no human ownership to be found that can be held accountable.

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

[Lunesoleil]

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=xRPjKQtRXR8

[John Hilton]

The whole purpose of NASA is to hide any evidence of life on other planets. They've done this conclusively for the Moon and for Mars. If you are interested in what I really believe, read "Dark mission" by Richard C Hoagland.