Krypton Discovered?
Look, I'm not saying it is; I'm not saying it isn't. Just consider these facts:
It's fairly close to Earth.
It orbits a red star.
It masses 17 times what our planet does. Any being from that planet would have to be many times stronger than a human being.
On the other hand, this planet couldn't possibly be Krypton -- it's still there. The real planet Krypton blew itself into billions of radioactive green, red, gold, and white chunks a few years before a kindly farm couple from Kansas adopted me as their son.
Oh. Maybe I've said too much.
Never mind.
Comments
Ah...you never know. It's 20 light years away, so who's to say it hasn't exploded and we just haven't seen it yet.
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December 5, 2005 09:24 PM
that was the funniest thing i have ever read! But it was interesting all the same. Maybe there is a planet called Krypton...I believe that any being from that mysterious planet would have to be stronger than mankind here because the planet it has more mass...makes a lot of sense.
Posted by: Rocky | September 1, 2008 05:19 PM