The best hope we have rn for another planet is to live on Mars, and in the slightly longer-term terraform Venus. The nearest star is a few light years away, which at our current technology, would take centuries to reach (I haven’t watched the video yet)
@DefeatChampion88 Yes, but the stars move on the space, and from time to time, some stars will be closer from us.
And human longevity can increase aswell :D
And human longevity can increase aswell :D
@DefeatChampion88 said in #2:
> The best hope we have rn for another planet is to live on Mars, and in the slightly longer-term terraform Venus. The nearest star is a few light years away, which at our current technology, would take centuries to reach (I haven’t watched the video yet)
But the sun is a star...
> The best hope we have rn for another planet is to live on Mars, and in the slightly longer-term terraform Venus. The nearest star is a few light years away, which at our current technology, would take centuries to reach (I haven’t watched the video yet)
But the sun is a star...
@celinofj said in #4:
> @DefeatChampion88 Yes, but the stars move on the space, and from time to time, some stars will be closer from us.
> And human longevity can increase aswell :D
That'll definitely take longer than 100 years, and by then global warming will have us f*cked up if we don't all co-operate
> @DefeatChampion88 Yes, but the stars move on the space, and from time to time, some stars will be closer from us.
> And human longevity can increase aswell :D
That'll definitely take longer than 100 years, and by then global warming will have us f*cked up if we don't all co-operate
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Yeah, we can terraform Mars at present but still it would take many years. Venus would take more time to terraform.Enceladus and Titan would be kinda habitable too.
@natbee56 said in #5:
> But the sun is a star...
The nearest star for us after the Sun is the red dwarf Proxima Centauri.
Proxima Centauri B is another nearest exoplanet, located 4.20 light years away from Earth, which is in the habitable zone of the Proxima Centauri star system...
Yeah, we can terraform Mars at present but still it would take many years. Venus would take more time to terraform.Enceladus and Titan would be kinda habitable too.
@natbee56 said in #5:
> But the sun is a star...
The nearest star for us after the Sun is the red dwarf Proxima Centauri.
Proxima Centauri B is another nearest exoplanet, located 4.20 light years away from Earth, which is in the habitable zone of the Proxima Centauri star system...
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