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Are aliens real is the government really trying to cover it up? Plus whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare us? Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle? So many questions but not enough answers.
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Memorandum! wrote:
> I just came up with a great way of travelling through space!!
> I call it 'warp drive'.
That sounds fast.
> I just came up with a great way of travelling through space!!
> I call it 'warp drive'.
That sounds fast.
Memorandum! wrote:
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'm of the same mind.
> Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at
> near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening
> - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's
> going
> to discover and solve all our problems.
>
> Even though the speed of light is fast, it would still be pretty
> useless for space travel because even at that speed it'd take
> hundreds of years to reach anywhere worthwhile.
Indeed, indeed.
But if you can travel that fast, chances are you can put people in and out of suspended animation without too much trouble as well. Which would be ... nice ...
But, I just can't see it happening. Maybe there'll be some amazing discovery tomorrow, and we'll all propelled into a new world of technological wonderment, but I doubt it.
> FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'm of the same mind.
> Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at
> near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening
> - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's
> going
> to discover and solve all our problems.
>
> Even though the speed of light is fast, it would still be pretty
> useless for space travel because even at that speed it'd take
> hundreds of years to reach anywhere worthwhile.
Indeed, indeed.
But if you can travel that fast, chances are you can put people in and out of suspended animation without too much trouble as well. Which would be ... nice ...
But, I just can't see it happening. Maybe there'll be some amazing discovery tomorrow, and we'll all propelled into a new world of technological wonderment, but I doubt it.
Or worm holes
I just came up with a great way of travelling through space!!
I call it 'warp drive'.
I call it 'warp drive'.
The closest star would still take us 4 years at that speed :( we need speed of light x150.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'm of the same mind.
> Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at
> near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening
> - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's going
> to discover and solve all our problems.
Even though the speed of light is fast, it would still be pretty useless for space travel because even at that speed it'd take hundreds of years to reach anywhere worthwhile.
> I'm of the same mind.
> Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at
> near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening
> - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's going
> to discover and solve all our problems.
Even though the speed of light is fast, it would still be pretty useless for space travel because even at that speed it'd take hundreds of years to reach anywhere worthwhile.
munn wrote:
> I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
>
> Must be my imagination or soemthing.
ha ha ha.
you know what I meant.
> I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
>
> Must be my imagination or soemthing.
ha ha ha.
you know what I meant.
I have no idea if aliens exist because I have seen no proof either way, neither do you
I have no idea if god existsbecause I have seen no proof either way, neither do you
The End.
I have no idea if god existsbecause I have seen no proof either way, neither do you
The End.
munn wrote:
> Memorandum! wrote:
> For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so
> getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never
> mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
>
> I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
>
> Must be my imagination or soemthing.
Ohoho.
> Memorandum! wrote:
> For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so
> getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never
> mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
>
> I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
>
> Must be my imagination or soemthing.
Ohoho.
"Her name is Lola, she was a showgirl"... oops, wrong song.
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