> Hi,
 >> ...But are the stars of a group that could have
 >> planets capable of
 >> supporting life as we know it?  They would have to be
 >> of the G-2 class.
 >  From what I could understand there are one or two that are near
 > enough.
Your understanding may be fresher than mine.
 >>>  REf. as above; If one takes the earth as being the object in
 >>> question then relative to any objects we can see, from the
 >>> position they are relative to us, we are travelling away from them
 >>> at over .9c
 >> Any planet we were moving away from at that speed
 >> would probably not
 >> be able to observe us. I have a problem with your
 >> statement, but lack
 >> the science background to argue the issue with you.
 >  And nor would we be able to observe them, that is my point.
 >  I like you do not have the background to effectively argue the
 > issue, I was simply pointing out what logically would be the
 > issue.
 > sig rex
That's OK. There will be plenty of opportunities for us to "argue." 
Regards,
Jack
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