Request for Question Clarification by
knowledge_seeker-ga
on
04 Nov 2002 09:12 PST
Hi leeloo,
Well, because of your question, I enjoyed a brief re-read of Carl
Sagan's "Cosmos" this morning over coffee, and guess what ... he makes
no mention, anywhere in the book, of rats living on the sun. Nothing
even close. He talks a great deal about the possibility and likelihood
of life in other galaxies, discusses the environment on other planets,
but nowhere makes mention (even as a mathematical or statistical
exercise) of anything living on the sun or a star.
So, that leaves us with a dilemma -- Where you read it. It really
won't help researchers for you to say, "Maybe it was another Carl
Sagan book." The man was prolific and it would take a great deal of
time to go through all of his books. Well beyond the scope of a $2
question. So, perhaps you can try to narrow it down for us -- remember
where or when you read it.
Thanks - K~