I'm 13, so it's possible I'll see it. IF they do reach one of the father planets besides the Moon and Mars, I'll probably be getting old. if they do get there, my kids will see it....
We already are in space, this is all just a dream, its just like assassin's creed and you've been put in a big machine that samples genetic memory and converts them into a sort of dream in the far off future of 2004! WAKE UP!
I'm 13, so it's possible I'll see it. IF they do reach one of the father planets besides the Moon and Mars, I'll probably be getting old. if they do get there, my kids will see it...._LiquidFlame_
That's quite odd considering you've been on GS for a year now. >__>
What do you mean "in space"? Do you mean like humans living in space? Aren't we trying to build a permanent colony on the moon as the base for future Mars missions? I think we will see humans walking on Mars before our lifetimes are over, but to be honest, unless some incredible breakthrough or discovery is made, Mars is the limit of our space exploration.
[QUOTE="_LiquidFlame_"]I'm 13, so it's possible I'll see it. IF they do reach one of the father planets besides the Moon and Mars, I'll probably be getting old. if they do get there, my kids will see it....Overrated_Hero
That's quite odd considering you've been on GS for a year now. >__>
[QUOTE="RenegadePatriot"]I think we will eventually be living on a space station but we might be old by then or our kids might get to experience it._LiquidFlame_
[QUOTE="RenegadePatriot"]I think we will eventually be living on a space station but we might be old by then or our kids might get to experience it.RenegadePatriot
I just said that...
do you want a cookie?
Yes please! PS: Will it have octopus tentacles and green leaves in the cookie?
[QUOTE="RenegadePatriot"]I think we will eventually be living on a space station but we might be old by then or our kids might get to experience it._LiquidFlame_
I just said that...
do you want a cookie?
Yes please! PS: Will it have octopus tentacles and green leaves in the cookie?
well I would but Im fresh out of octopus tentacles and green leaves cookies:?
[QUOTE="RenegadePatriot"]I think we will eventually be living on a space station but we might be old by then or our kids might get to experience it.RenegadePatriot
I just said that...
do you want a cookie?
Yes please! PS: Will it have octopus tentacles and green leaves in the cookie?
well I would but Im fresh out of octopus tentacles and green leaves cookies:?
When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.
When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.Bane_v2
That's a good point. If we DON'T get to other planets we'll be sucked up by the sun and we'll all die. But if scientists can invent force fields by then we'll be ok. Although, after the earth dies, we'll be floating in our force bubbles in space for the rest of our lives sooo... NVM!
[QUOTE="Overrated_Hero"][QUOTE="_LiquidFlame_"]I'm 13, so it's possible I'll see it. IF they do reach one of the father planets besides the Moon and Mars, I'll probably be getting old. if they do get there, my kids will see it...._LiquidFlame_
That's quite odd considering you've been on GS for a year now. >__>
My friend signed me up when I wasn't looking lol
But you've been using this account for quite some time, oh well.
[QUOTE="Bane_v2"]When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast._LiquidFlame_
That's a good point. If we DON'T get to other planets we'll be sucked up by the sun and we'll all die. But if scientists can invent force fields by then we'll be ok. Although, after the earth dies, we'll be floating in our force bubbles in space for the rest of our lives sooo... NVM!
No forcefield would ever stop our sun going Supernova, we'd still all cook.
[QUOTE="Overrated_Hero"][QUOTE="_LiquidFlame_"]I'm 13, so it's possible I'll see it. IF they do reach one of the father planets besides the Moon and Mars, I'll probably be getting old. if they do get there, my kids will see it...._LiquidFlame_
That's quite odd considering you've been on GS for a year now. >__>
My friend signed me up when I wasn't looking lol
Riiiiight. I belive we will see the other planets soon enough. We just have to wait...
When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.Bane_v2
The sun has at least 1,000,000,000 more years of fuel left to burn. Our species will be long gone by then.
[QUOTE="Bane_v2"]When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast._LiquidFlame_
That's a good point. If we DON'T get to other planets we'll be sucked up by the sun and we'll all die. But if scientists can invent force fields by then we'll be ok. Although, after the earth dies, we'll be floating in our force bubbles in space for the rest of our lives sooo... NVM!
I don't think that any forcefield can stop a wave of pure heat (2,000,000 C') Read the zeros. Anyway the sun has an approximate lifetime of 5 Billion Years. It has 3 Billion Left. It will become volatile on approximately 1 Billion Years. In a Billion Years either Humanity will have destroyed themselves (and possibly the rest of the planet) or spread out (sorry to use a cliche) among the stars. God knows this Solar System is not anywhere humanity wants to be in a billion years.
[QUOTE="Bane_v2"]When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.KOTORkicker
That's a good point. If we DON'T get to other planets we'll be sucked up by the sun and we'll all die. But if scientists can invent force fields by then we'll be ok. Although, after the earth dies, we'll be floating in our force bubbles in space for the rest of our lives sooo... NVM!
I don't think that any forcefield can stop a wave of pure heat (2,000,000 C') Read the zeros. Anyway the sun has an approximate lifetime of 5 Billion Years. It has 3 Billion Left. It will become volatile on approximately 1 Billion Years. In a Billion Years either Humanity will have destroyed themselves (and possibly the rest of the planet) or spread out (sorry to use a cliche) among the stars. God knows this Solar System is not anywhere humanity wants to be in a billion years.
We will have to someday because this place we call home is not going to be here forever. With that being said we are going to have to venture off sooner or later if we still want to exist a million years from now.
[QUOTE="Bane_v2"]When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.TheSystemLord1
The sun has at least 1,000,000,000 more years of fuel left to burn. Our species will be long gone by then.
Magine how many nex-gen systems will be out by then.
I doubt anyone in our generation will see itfreshgman
I bet we'll see humans land on Mars in our lifetime. Before we can go much further than Mars we're going to need a much, much faster means of travel than we have now.
im not joking when i say this, i would pay my entire lifes earnings just to see the other planets with my own eyes, actually going there. But thats me loving science (especially physics)
I think humans will colonise other worlds, but it will be quite a while yet. When im older (im 16 now) i will see moon colonisation and mars too, and visits to other planets, but nothing more
This is all bull. sorry to break anyone's spirits but there's no way the human race will reach mars in the lifetime of anyone who is currently alive. It would take around a year to travel to mars alone and that's the nearest planet, it will take us about 200 years minimum til we come up with the technology to reach mars in a smaller amount of time and make it back too.
This is all bull. sorry to break anyone's spirits but there's no way the human race will reach mars in the lifetime of anyone who is currently alive. It would take around a year to travel to mars alone and that's the nearest planet, it will take us about 200 years minimum til we come up with the technology to reach mars in a smaller amount of time and make it back too.
well... that's my opinion anyway =]
lerfish
Oh I have no doubt we will reach Mars within my Lifetime its more a matter of whether anything useful will come of it within my lifetime.
What do you mean "in space"? Do you mean like humans living in space? Aren't we trying to build a permanent colony on the moon as the base for future Mars missions? I think we will see humans walking on Mars before our lifetimes are over, but to be honest, unless some incredible breakthrough or discovery is made, Mars is the limit of our space exploration.TheSystemLord1
I meant humans living in space. Mars is not the limit of our space exploration. There is a mission called New Horizons, a robotic spacecraft mission by NASA currently underway to explore Pluto and its moons. New Horizons was launched successfully on January 19, 2006.
The sun has at least 1,000,000,000 more years of fuel left to burn. Our species will be long gone by then. TheSystemLord1
And what do you think will replace it?
Our sun is still young. It is only in half of its' life. It has still 4.5 billion years left to burn before it will turn into a red giant.
Let's hope some alien civilization has left us some goodies under the Martian surface or else it's probably going to take ages until we get some decent technology that will allow us to travel to other systems.
im not joking when i say this, i would pay my entire lifes earnings just to see the other planets with my own eyes, actually going there. But thats me loving science (especially physics)
I think humans will colonise other worlds, but it will be quite a while yet. When im older (im 16 now) i will see moon colonisation and mars too, and visits to other planets, but nothing more
Gigagamer2
It isn't as crazy when you say your going to spend your life savings on something awesome, when your only 16. That brings you to a grand total of...a couple thousand dollars to walk on other planets? Where do I sign up?
NASA is already working on it. We'll make it to Mars in a couple of decades, but as for living there.. hmm.. Probably not within this century but who knows.
I'm sure eventually. Nations have already invested billions of dollars into their respective space programs. It would be a little disappointing if we didn't.
When the Sun dies it's most likely going to take Earth with it so we'll have to conquer space if we want to survive as a species. Granted, that's a long time from now and we may just kill ourselves or our planet before then. If we're still around when that time comes we'd better of made plans to vacate the premises or we're toast.Bane_v2
Humanity will be long gone in 6 billion years when the sun enters its red giant phase.
Unless some superadvanced race pops up and gives us their technology, umm... no. Though they may just began building those moon colonies as we're laying on our deathbeds.
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