Do you think the technologies will ever exist to-

[Buzz 99]

I think the idea of travelling to another planet is definitely plausible, I can certainly see that happening over the next 30 years. 

[Josh 137]

No because if they were to find another planet, i wouldn't be in our galaxy and it would take so many thousand light years to reach then no one would survive the journey... Assuming you can travel at the speed of light.  

 

If it's not in our galaxy, or even solar system, the chance is so low due to the distance. I'd say there isn't a chance...

[N FOREST3 146]

14 hours ago, Dickus said:

We’ll nuke ourselves retarded before we learn how to travel at light speed

 

[Kenny 121]

@true

 

[TooWhite4You 46]

i dont think the way to reach new parts of space is to move faster, but instead figure out how to bend space to basically jump from point to point.

[Quincy 16]

1. Lightspeed travel - Biggest issue I would see besides 'fuel consumption,' which could probably be handled using a nuclear fuel of some form, would likely be acceleration/deceleration. Our bodies can only handle so much of it in terms of G-Force, so while we could have the technology to get up to those speeds it would take incredible amounts of time for a manned space flight. Additionally, steering and avoiding unanticipated bodies in the path would probably limit the use of such speeds. Can we get close to the speed of light, absolutely, would it be useful, maybe?

 

2. Getting to new planet systems would require either long-term colony ships due to the distance between Us and the next planet system (min. ~1.5 ly) and the advances for prompt 1.

Edited December 6, 2020 by Quincy

[£Blogs 452]

19 hours ago, Dickus said:

We’ll nuke ourselves retarded before we learn how to travel at light speed

This.