If an alien on a planet 70 million light years away looks at the Earth's surface through a very powerful telescope, what would he see?

Science & Mathematics by Anonymous 2018-06-11 02:03:20

Social Science

17 answers

Anonymous

dinosaurs smokin playin 5 card & drinking dinobeer
Anonymous

The Earth as it was 70 million years ago.
Anonymous

I'm not sure, but keep your window shades down.
Anonymous

Nothing.
Anonymous

The earth as it was 70 million years ago, when DINOSAURS RULED the EARTH !!!!!.
Anonymous

A dot.
Anonymous

It is physically impossible to see anything on the surface of the Earth from 70 million lightyears away. But if it wasn't you might see dinosaurs walking around.
Anonymous

The way the Earth was 70 million years prior to when he looks.
Anonymous

a very tiny dot of light if anything at all.
Anonymous

Late Cretaceous, 70 million years ago Earth. Dinos munching
Anonymous

A tiny pale blue dot.
Anonymous

A beautiful Planet full of life
Anonymous

Well, if the telescope was very sharp, they’d see dinosaurs.
Anonymous

It would see Earth as it was 70 million years ago. Of course, to see any details from that distance, it would need a telescope larger than a planetary system.
Anonymous

Ticks
Anonymous

Me, dancing in the street and doing crazy things...
Anonymous

Dinosaurs, of course.