no its 10,000 civilizations not earth like planetscWg | Konka said:im not sure but doesnt the drake equation put there at being over 10,000 earth like planets in the milky way alone, so this isnt all that surprising
no its 10,000 civilizations not earth like planetscWg | Konka said:im not sure but doesnt the drake equation put there at being over 10,000 earth like planets in the milky way alone, so this isnt all that surprising
And the reply is all in Webdings.Grayjack said:I also read that a message was sent to that planet back in 2006. It should arrive in 2029, so we should be expecting a reply in 2049 at the earliest. That is, if there is life and it's intelligent enough.
Says that that planet is really the Garden of Eden or something along those lines.Chris Overhage said:The religious implications are going to be fun to watch. Lets see what the Vatican does here.
And the colony can rebel and we will feel much empathy for British after it. At least thats how I hope it happens, it be deliciously ironic.Terminate421 said:How long until my own America makes it "Their" property?
Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.philosophicalbastard said:Great this will be one of the first planets to checkout when I discover FTL travel, but I think I've heard of this gliese before so I guess this information isn't really new.
Technically worm holes are faster than light because you get there before light would, thus faster than light.Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.philosophicalbastard said:Great this will be one of the first planets to checkout when I discover FTL travel, but I think I've heard of this gliese before so I guess this information isn't really new.
No, we need to find a way to create wormholes or use whatever they did in Outlaw Star to travel through the vacuum of space.
Still, this is cool news, but completely expected. Eventually anyway.
Hold out hope a little longer, I'm working on figuring that out.baseracer said:We need FTL travel...too bad it won't happen in my lifetime =(
well what happens when you get to the speed of light is it takes more and more energy as an object grows in mass at high speeds. This effectivly means that it would take an infinite amount of energy to move a single atom to light speed. It is one of the only impossible things.Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.philosophicalbastard said:Great this will be one of the first planets to checkout when I discover FTL travel, but I think I've heard of this gliese before so I guess this information isn't really new.
No, we need to find a way to create wormholes or use whatever they did in Outlaw Star to travel through the vacuum of space.
Still, this is cool news, but completely expected. Eventually anyway.
Im American, I was born here and never left here, but its just that ever since Obama (Or congress) for that matter has screwed up, Ive just felt like we're nothing but douchebagsLittlee300 said:And the colony can rebel and we will feel much empathy for British after it. At least thats how I hope it happens, it be deliciously ironic.Terminate421 said:How long until my own America makes it "Their" property?
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A unclaimed planet? Sounds like a utterly beautiful opportunity. I say we make a escapist colony and claim it.
Distance =/= Speedphilosophicalbastard said:Technically worm holes are faster than light because you get there before light would, thus faster than light.Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.philosophicalbastard said:Great this will be one of the first planets to checkout when I discover FTL travel, but I think I've heard of this gliese before so I guess this information isn't really new.
No, we need to find a way to create wormholes or use whatever they did in Outlaw Star to travel through the vacuum of space.
Still, this is cool news, but completely expected. Eventually anyway.
Yeah, but the FTL was alien tech discovered on Mars, and belonged to the Reapers, and which completely blows our earth tech out of the water. But regardless, I think we're more likely to discover wormhole transportation technology before we find alien artifacts on Mars...Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.philosophicalbastard said:Great this will be one of the first planets to checkout when I discover FTL travel, but I think I've heard of this gliese before so I guess this information isn't really new.
No, we need to find a way to create wormholes or use whatever they did in Outlaw Star to travel through the vacuum of space.
Still, this is cool news, but completely expected. Eventually anyway.
Being American... I would die loling if that happened. And after that happens, Great Britain would be like, "YEAH, SUCKS HUH!"Littlee300 said:And the colony can rebel and we will feel much empathy for British after it. At least thats how I hope it happens, it be deliciously ironic.Terminate421 said:How long until my own America makes it "Their" property?
23.73453 days. OP: Alright were going to go out there NOW to "Discover new life and civilisations, to boldy go where no man has gone before" I call being Data! (He was always my favourite.)Terminate421 said:How long until my own America makes it "Their" property?
I remember reading somewhere that some Theoretical Physicists said that we could travel faster than light. It just takes a type of energy we have yet to discover.Saltyk said:The sad part is that it is impossible to accelerate faster than the speed of light. From my understanding, it would require more energy than there exists in the universe to attain that speed. And twice as much to slow down.
What kind of religious implications?Chris Overhage said:The religious implications are going to be fun to watch. Lets see what the Vatican does here.