Re: Superhabitable planets - Bigger, better, more suited for biology
Caselli Luigi <[email protected]> Sat, 5 Mar 2022 20:34:00 +0100
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Il 05/03/2022 14:16, Whisper ha scritto: > All completely different. Humans can't survive long term off the earth. > We would be defeated by the effects of gravity/radiation and many > other challenges etc. Even if we could design transportation to get to > an extra solar planet (100% impossible imo) we'd die before we got to > 0.0001% of the journey. > > Journeys to extra solar planets and contacting aliens are *never* going > to happen so let's frame the discussions here within realistic > boundaries. This isn't a sci-fi group. If you assume that the current physics is right you are right. The only way to send something around the universe is using probes and robots like the Voyagers. Men are to weak for long travels in the space. The only other possibility is a complete revolution in physics. Maybe someone unifying Gravity and Quantistic Mechanic and finding some way to radically shorten distances. But for now this is sci-fi... Luigi Caselli