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1/27/2016 7:57:37 PM
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There are more than enough possible locations in our own solar system to explore before we start thinking about others. It also makes sense from a story perspective to stay here. We still haven't completely taken our own system back, and the only Guardians with any real reason to go to another system would be Dead Orbit-aligned Guardians. Since that's kind of their entire end goal.
As a side note, I'm not sure where you got your information about this system, but according to the actual astronomy journals, you are completely wrong about it. For one, it's a lot farther away than 13 ly, closer to 1400. And the star isn't red, being a spectral-type G2V main sequence star, like the Sun.
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Edited by Deathzone1321: 1/27/2016 8:08:31 PMMy bad, I meant Kepler-168f, I'll fix that right now. Thank you good sir. There is, however, a super earth 13 light years away, which is also inhabitable
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That's what I was thinking you meant, but Kepler-452b does have a radius 1.6 times that of Earth, which kind of threw me off there. Also, a planet that size that close to a solar analog star is probably closer to Venus than Earth, at any rate.
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I still think it would be a cool side activity if it went the dead orbit route. Colonize a planet and defend it. Plus, the super earth isn't to far away, although it is huge. I'd still prefer the Kepler
