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Sci-Fi Cartoon - Life on Kepler-22b Series


According to NASA, Kepler-22b is a planet orbiting in the habitable zone that has a sun-like star. Kepler-22b is about 600 light-years from Earth, which means it will take around 587 years to land on 22b. The radius on this particular planet is 2.4 times that of Earth. Could this be earth’s long lost triplet?

In the past, I wrote a post called “Kepler-186f, Earth-size planet” that spoke about 186f being earth’s twin sister. It appears Kepler-22b is the new craze as 186f gets pushed to the sidelines. As more research is shared about Kepler’s 2009 mission, our imagination becomes overwhelmed with what life would be like on another planet.
When I close my eyes and think about life on 22b, I'm stuck on the various possibilities about life on Kepler-186f because i still have a soft spot for her (tear). Therefore, In order to stimulate your curiosity (and mines), I decided to share parts of “Sci-Fi Cartoon - Life on Kepler22-b” series. 

The Sci-Fi creator's YouTube channel is called Joofville. He is also a hobbyist animator. As stated on Joofville's Facebook "I create cartoons and animations for a laugh. The more smiles I can create the happier I am." You heard the man, let's laugh!

First and foremost, we must watch episode-2 to learn about the awesome life of a Kepletian. 


Next, let's watch a Kepletian discover Earth. 


Okay, episode-8 is by far one of my favorites. Let's pray the big ol earthling doesn't eat our fragile Kepletian. 


If you are not laughing yet, i advise you to take some laughing pills because this series is amazing. I'm looking forward to discovering more of the Kepletian Space Station and what life will be like for Kepletian's on earth.  

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  1. Stephanie L.July 22, 2015 at 2:43 PM

    Episode eight is great, too. But i loved episode two because their life is so grand. lol

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    Episode 3 is absolutely delightful. Your entire post has been very educational. Thanks for sharing!

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    Kepletian's is a very creative name. Great post!

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