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And I've found they often frame their thinking in terms of the barriers that would need to be cleared if a planet is to host a communicative civilization.
We need a terrestrial planet in that just right "Goldilocks zone," where water flows as a liquid.
Some say we already share our planet with alien intelligences.
But long-term climate stability is strange, if only because astronomical influences can push a planet towards freezing or frying.
That planet around Proxima Centauri, last year it got blasted by a flare.
One planet in a trillion galaxies, just as in the visible universe.
And if we learn to appreciate how special our planet is, how important it is to look after our home and to find others, how incredibly fortunate we all are simply to be aware of the universe, humanity might survive for a while.
Hack the planet!
We can more and more easily make contact with people on the furthest corners of the planet, but sometimes in that process we lose contact with ourselves.
They're probably among the worst-off creatures on this planet, and in many cases, we could significantly improve their lives for just pennies per animal.
Well, it would involve the deaths of all seven billion people on this planet and that means you and everyone you know and love.
The Ptolemaic system enabled astronomers to make accurate predictions of the motions of the planet, in fact more accurate predictions at first than the Copernican theory which we now would say is true.
This is the miracle that has enabled us to transship our bodies and our minds and our words and our pictures and our ideas and our teaching and our learning around the planet ever faster and ever cheaper.
There's one superpower left on the planet and that is the seven billion people, the seven billion of us who cause all these problems, the same seven billion, by the way, who will resolve them all.
They pretend, they behave, as if they believed that every country was an island that existed quite happily, independently of all the others on its own little planet in its own little solar system.
What it is, it's a very large-scale study that polls a very large sample of the world's population, a sample that represents about 70 percent of the planet's population, and I started asking them a series of questions about how they perceive other countries.
The beautiful Blue Marble image, taken by the Apollo 17 astronauts in 1972 had helped humanity become aware that we're on a fragile planet.
And we now have over 200 satellites in orbit, downlinking their data to 31 ground stations we built around the planet.
You can compare any two days and see the dramatic changes that happen around our planet.
And we hope it will give people the tools to find and see the changes on the planet and take action.
OK, so humanity now has this database of information about the planet, changing over time.
And if you could do that for all of the millions of images coming down per day, then you basically create a database of all the sizable objects on the planet, every day.
So, Planet's Mission 1 was to image the whole planet every day and make it accessible.
Planet's Mission 2 is to index all the objects on the planet over time and make it queryable.
Finally, you might ask about the consciousness of whole groups, the planet.
And in a place where we thought no life at all, we find more life, we think, and diversity and density than the tropical rainforest, which tells us that we don't know much about this planet at all.
These are questions that play out in every single place on the planet.
Together, we can create a great network of city that will be the most powerful collective laboratory for self-government this planet has ever seen.
For me, I was so moved by the response that came from the lunch ladies, because one woman said to me, she said, "Before this day, I felt like I was at the end of the planet at this school.
And my theme was this: Our Earth has existed for 45 million centuries, but this one is special — it's the first where one species, ours, has the planet's future in its hands.
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