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Solskjær wrote:
> How do the Aliens do it?
> (Now, you can't tell me they don't exist!)
Blah blah, you can't tell me they do, etc.
>
> Is a higher state of A.I. all we really need to reach their
> standards?
Say what? Stick to the issue on immigrants and government spending.
As for space and exploration, all we need is some breakthrough in propulsion systems. Light speed travel, if you will. Or teleportation.
"Warp 9, Ensign"
> How do the Aliens do it?
> (Now, you can't tell me they don't exist!)
Blah blah, you can't tell me they do, etc.
>
> Is a higher state of A.I. all we really need to reach their
> standards?
Say what? Stick to the issue on immigrants and government spending.
As for space and exploration, all we need is some breakthrough in propulsion systems. Light speed travel, if you will. Or teleportation.
"Warp 9, Ensign"
lcarus wrote:
>
> As for space and exploration, all we need is some breakthrough in
> propulsion systems. Light speed travel, if you will. Or
> teleportation.
Easy as that eh?
Would still take us 4 years to get to the nearest Sun.
>
> As for space and exploration, all we need is some breakthrough in
> propulsion systems. Light speed travel, if you will. Or
> teleportation.
Easy as that eh?
Would still take us 4 years to get to the nearest Sun.
And probably transport vehicles that could withstand lgiht speed. We're centuries off the way it's going at the moment, but breakthroughs can change everything.
SHeepy wrote:
>
> Easy as that eh?
>
> Would still take us 4 years to get to the nearest Sun.
Depends on the propulsion system really. Rocket Model ++ Extra Deluxe won't do much.
SHeepy wrote:
>
> Easy as that eh?
>
> Would still take us 4 years to get to the nearest Sun.
Depends on the propulsion system really. Rocket Model ++ Extra Deluxe won't do much.
I say we ask the Asgard for help.
"I like the yellow ones".
That was wierd!
We're all alone in the Universe.
cookie monster wrote:
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> I don't think thats the point. It's noises from a world over 2
> billion
> miles away.
>
> And yet im still underwhelmed.
How?
This is the first time I've ever heard anything that's not from this planet.
That's pretty damn overwhelming.
> Pandaemonium wrote:
> I don't think thats the point. It's noises from a world over 2
> billion
> miles away.
>
> And yet im still underwhelmed.
How?
This is the first time I've ever heard anything that's not from this planet.
That's pretty damn overwhelming.
Solskjær wrote:
> It's taken seven-flamin'-years to get halfway across our own GALAXY
We haven't even been outside our Solar system properly yet! We didn't even make it half way with that probe!
The Voyager probes have been going for 27 years and although they've long passed Pluto they haven't even hit a percent of our own galaxy!
Quite scary really!
> It's taken seven-flamin'-years to get halfway across our own GALAXY
We haven't even been outside our Solar system properly yet! We didn't even make it half way with that probe!
The Voyager probes have been going for 27 years and although they've long passed Pluto they haven't even hit a percent of our own galaxy!
Quite scary really!
Video footage from the probe that NASA don't want you to see:
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