It's sure that there is life on another planet, but we wont never see it, because it would take so much time to go in another galaxy. We will never make a machine that will go fast enough to do it, well if I'm wrong about that, please correct me.
Getting to mars and perhaps our nearbye neighbor solar systems is well within reach. Long term stasis is showing alot of promise. We were able to stimulate the bears hybernation sleep cycles in other animals which didnt naturally have it occuring in them. The benifit being is that cellular decay decreases expotenially. The creature essentially shuts off for a short time and is frozen in time while it waits out whatever condition warrants it. In the case of a human if you were hooked up to a I.V. and put into stasis we could likely make it to Alpha Centauri. Mind you we mite have to wake up every 6 months for about a week. Meaning wed have to spend 38 years awake on the trip per light year. There enters into the equation that perhaps generational ships are the answer. If you spent a large portion of your life asleep. Then at the later edge of your reproductive cycle woke up, had kids and did the same with them. You could get to some pretty distant stars within 3 or 4 cycles. Mind you the people who got there may not care anymore and be so invested into there homeship that they dont want to colonize.
Anyways back to work. Next thing ill write about is the impact of temporal mechanics in the whole situation.
Originally posted by Solntse It's sure that there is life on another planet, but we wont never see it, because it would take so much time to go in another galaxy. We will never make a machine that will go fast enough to do it, well if I'm wrong about that, please correct me.
Yes we will oneday travel at or beyone the speed of light but its not going to be easy because we have to break Einstein's gerneral rule of relativity. I think when we can create a artificial bubble of modified space (warp) and use thay in tandom with an anti-matter reaction to generate the needed power for faster than light travel. Sure thats all they do on Star Trek but thats the actual scientific hypothosis on how its gonna be done.
In the distant future we might also crack wormhole physics and be able to stabilize quantun singularities in order to open up inter-dimensional portals or wormholes, who knows what crazy stuff the future will bring ?
We realy dont even know what time is. As far as we can tell the speed at which a object travels determines its relation to its surrounding time. Most objects within the lower speed ranges feel little effect of time dialation. Once you go fast enough you can fall out of sync. Theres obviously something that is binding us togther. There alot of theories. Some include Chrono-Particles, Planar effect principles and various manners of string theory mechanics. Whats obvious is everything relates. If something we do can effect how time effects us then time itself can be indirectly influenced.
Originally posted by shamall Anyone ever see the nasa space tether expirament? Well incase you havent HERE IT IS. This is actual space footage from nasa. The tether is the long white strip that broke away from the shuttle during the expirament. During this footage it had already floated around 70 miles away from the shuttle. The dozens of object flying around the tether ARE NOT DEBREE. When the camera zooms in you can clearly see some of them pass behind the tether which is miles away from the camera itself which means that these objects are either massive in size or giving off a hell of alot of light. This opened my eyes to the possibility of an increadible amount of life out there that we have no clue about.
First off, I do believe that there is life out there, but these objects were not them. I watched the whole vid and I noticed that none of the objects changed direction. They all continued along the same path. I think it was light and heat reflecting off of the debris they mentioned. Remember they were using an IR camera not a standard digital one.
I shoot for the curve... anything above that is gravy.
Well, they werent meteorites. Meteor storms generaly traveling in similar paths. They werent ships for the opposing reason, they showed no navigation. Ive seen similar camera effects on deep sea operations. Im actualy trying to find a deep sea oil rig tape. Speaking of oil rig tapes you gota see the one where the sperm whale was watching the camera. WAY COOL!
Personally Ive always been more fascinated in what we've decided to ignore that we already know, then what we dont know. Take some looks into the technologies Nicolai Tesla demonstrated as true. Then take into considerations what we do with the technology now. Simply put pollution, poverty due to lack of cheap energy and so many other ills we bare with now are non-existant problems. They are simply mechanisms necessary for the system in power now to function or the result of the system. One of my favorite statements about Tesla was from Mark Twain. He said: The mans offers the world a cure. He doesnt realize the world is the ill. Hehe bout sums up the whole situation. Revolutionary ideas are generally only used when they must be or when there to our detremant.
Originally posted by ikra if there is a sun a million times bigger than we are, would it be possible that there would be organisms a million times bigger than humans???
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We would be like a dust mite to those types of people. A single sneeze would wipe out the whole planet.
Pretty neat if you think about it. Reminds me of that on villian on X-Men who just goes around eatting planets. I can't think of his name, but he's pretty big.
Originally posted by Age_Of_Conan Originally posted by ikra if there is a sun a million times bigger than we are, would it be possible that there would be organisms a million times bigger than humans???
My gawd!!!!
We would be like a dust mite to those types of people. A single sneeze would wipe out the whole planet.
Pretty neat if you think about it. Reminds me of that on villian on X-Men who just goes around eatting planets. I can't think of his name, but he's pretty big.
You mean this guy...he's my favorite marvel super villian andI still have a 1988 trading card of Galactus
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Anyways back to work. Next thing ill write about is the impact of temporal mechanics in the whole situation.
Yes we will oneday travel at or beyone the speed of light but its not going to be easy because we have to break Einstein's gerneral rule of relativity. I think when we can create a artificial bubble of modified space (warp) and use thay in tandom with an anti-matter reaction to generate the needed power for faster than light travel. Sure thats all they do on Star Trek but thats the actual scientific hypothosis on how its gonna be done.
In the distant future we might also crack wormhole physics and be able to stabilize quantun singularities in order to open up inter-dimensional portals or wormholes, who knows what crazy stuff the future will bring ?
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We would be like a dust mite to those types of people. A single sneeze would wipe out the whole planet.
Pretty neat if you think about it. Reminds me of that on villian on X-Men who just goes around eatting planets. I can't think of his name, but he's pretty big.
We would be like a dust mite to those types of people. A single sneeze would wipe out the whole planet.
Pretty neat if you think about it. Reminds me of that on villian on X-Men who just goes around eatting planets. I can't think of his name, but he's pretty big.
You mean this guy...he's my favorite marvel super villian andI still have a 1988 trading card of Galactus
Playing now: Cities: Skyline / Ori and the Blind Forest / Banished