It'd take 4 years to reach the nearest star even if we could travel at the speed of light. What's the point of anything?
It'd take 4 years to reach the nearest star even if we could travel at the speed of light. What's the point of anything?
Oliver Rogers
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Xavier Price
It wouldn't seem that long due to relativistic effects.
Mason Carter
If you have faith: please God or some shit
If you don't: enjoy yourself while you're alive, and try to pass on your genes and bank on the highly unlikely chance that maybe your descendants will be able to perpetuate humanity forever.
Christopher Cox
The nearest star is the sun
Owen Campbell
>perpetuate humanity forever
a-user, I...
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William Morales
> What's the point of anything?
Matthew Brown
I'm well aware, hence the
>highly unlikely
We can't really extrapolate anything (e.g. how right our understanding of the universe might be, what technologies might emerge, etc.) on such a long scale, so the chance isn't zero.
Levi Torres
There's no point for everything
Dylan Collins
Why travel outwords when you can travel inwards much more easily? Keyword : "Artifical reality". Though I suspect that this universe is such an artifical reality for some intelligence to experience infinite possibillities and in the "original universe" there are less physical restrictions and thus have acess to trillions upon trillions the computational power we can realistically ever have.
Austin Fisher
Things will get shitty on earth eventually.
Adrian Jenkins
>10 million
>The widening East African Rift valley is flooded by the Red Sea, causing a new ocean basin to divide the continent of Africa and the African Plate into the newly formed Nubian Plate and the Somali Plate.
Ah shit, miss out on the good stuff.
Angel Gutierrez
space colonization is a meme you need a perfect planet or else your body will deteriorate from low or high gravity among other things.
the real redpill is mining asteroids for minerals.
Bentley Brown
Start by praising Allah. He will help us conquer the stars and bring Islam to the infidels.
Angel Ross
>100,000 years
>Earth will likely have undergone a supervolcanic eruption large enough to erupt 400 km3 (96 cubic miles) of magma. For comparison, Lake Erie is 484 km3 (116 cu mi).[20]
Welp, I found when humanity is going extinct if we manage to make it till then.
Lincoln Powell
astral projection. your welcome
Aiden Cox
>only way to not go crazy over thinking about the existence is to stop thinking about it and distract yourself until you eventually die and disappear forever
Tyler Reed
>what is cryosleep
This. At 0.9c time will pass twice as fast for you compared to everyone on earth.
Brandon Sullivan
>there is probably alien life somewhere out there
>will never know
Jace Diaz
based post
Joseph Ross
Maybe we'll discover some sick ass equations that give us alternative ways to interpret velocity and distance.
Ryder Cook
>you will die of old age before getting to befriend a lonely alien bro
Adrian Foster
We will actually know pretty soon, won't be able to know if its basic or advanced life though.
Jeremiah Stewart
What if for some reason we were the only life.
That would be terrifying because it would actually mean were something special.
Parker Thomas
Meh, generation starships would be possible even with our current technology. You are just thinking too small.
Sebastian Diaz
this
Ayden Diaz
We'll never leave earth because there's no economic incentive to do so.
It's far more practical to recycle waste than mine materials from the moon or asteroids.
Jordan Young
Yo no puedo hacer esa madre alaverga, llevo queriendo un buen.