Space exploration will never happen in your lifetime. It means star trek, star wars or any sci-fi shitslop is made 100% as a psyop since light speed is extremely slow in space (msg from mars takes 1 day ½ or 2 days, imagine 56 light years). Even if they're aliens, always make your point known. https://youtube.com/shorts/4VvWpC9bnoY?si=ncnxA4Ndp37Ambmh
>>536839222Go chew baby smegma you dumb courag.>10x minimum
>>536839632Shalom
>>536839632It's still never happening https://youtube.com/shorts/TeQ26xEKyGs?si=LNSomqB8MeSAPyPh
>>536839222I dunno maybe one day the ayys will come and we get on the ships.Then they take our electrical neurons and consciousness since they need it to structure the ship as building blocks.Molding us into the ship itself merging our minds into a singularity.Then there we go off in an ayys spaceship eternally screaming in the cold void as they use us as some type of biological steel that makes up those spheres.Human star scream spheres eternally exploring space in some new type of hell.How does that sound?People will tell you to get on the ships.
>>536840181>and we get on the ships.Don't touch their ships with a 666 feet pole. They will torture you ik a billion cruel ways to extract maximum loosh.They won't come to save us.
>>536840181thats sounds exactly like our current predicament thoever
>>536840181Possible scenario with the scumbagry of our so called leaders. At the end of the day I'll say and believe it that very few humans are capable of critical thinking whitout their little lower instincts. I believe most man are subjected because of their lower instincts by their desire to be better than others no matter what. I believe man are the best when they understand each other, share the same values and have comedic, funny and heartfelt moment with their woman's. This creates a balance with the fictional and reality https://youtube.com/shorts/UYYDH_xHE2k?si=GU-zUH5KFJ9Iepg5
>>536840345funny since we already agreed to board this ship
>>536839222Iron birds cant fly
there are countless examples in science fiction of interstellar space transport at sublight speeds. but you need the hard science fiction in books not the slop they put on tv. with suspended animation or cryonics and just accepting the effects of time dilation.also there are proposed designs for something like deuterium and helium 3 pellets ignited by laser for nuclear pulse propulsion to get to at least 12%, or laser powered sails that get up to 20% lightspeed.its a massive challenge but not an impossibility.also there's a possibility of warping space to achieve ftl speeds, the math says its possible. but we don't know if there exists a material with negative mass and without that the alcubierre-white drive nasa is studying is still science fiction. but it could plausibly exist in the future, too early to say its impossible.
>>536839222What are some actually good space movies? Like Independence Day
>>536839222Nice trips.>laser weapons will not happen in your lifetimeOn the level of those settings that might be a good thing. Either those settings had more civilized people by time that tech rolled around, or we just got to see them after a lot of safety/practical matters had become common sense.>>536839632As in it'll eventually reach 1350 per share? It's starting at like 135 IIRC?
As if this reality made sense in the slightest anyways. We exist within a mathematical infinity which is a mere abstract concept, we exist between numbers because there just happened to be a self-referential and self-interpreting series of numbers.
star trek takes place in 2151 retard (st:enterprise). and we have to exerience nuclear war prior to it, turning humanity into picrel.
>>536839222how is it a psyopit's literally in the text book. learned about the speed of light in middle schoolwhy its called science fiction, retard
>>536839222>since light speed is extremely slow in spaceWhy is light slower in space? Is it because space has no oxygen the light could accelerate through?
>>536839222We have tech but it's hidden imagine goyim running away from jews, we can't have that.
>>536839222let's just start with the solar system and see what happens. >>536845577he simply means that its slow compared to the massive distances. that being said, if it ever become possible to accelerate to something like 1/4 or 1/2 C many new places will open up to us with fairly short transit times.
>>536839222Space is fake so why would I care?
>>536848223so is your opinion, so why would anyone care?
>>536842796Even of you get to 10% light speed of light it would take the ship 55,000 years to get to proxima centuari. Nevermind the fact that if you ship hits even the smallest piece of space dust it would create an explosion 100x the impact of a nuclear bomb. Space travel is fake and gay.
>>536839222I heard all we have to do to make our spaceships radiation and solar flare proof is to wire our electronics to carbon fiber and titanium.
>>536848613its all just a matter of making the vehicle massive enough, and of the right kind of mass, with getting to orbit having always been the hard and expensive bit. once the new methalox heavy lifters like Starship and New Glen etc become reliable, that aspect will get cheaper and easier to the point that building thick hulled ships with an extra foot of water as a bonus will become possible.
>>536839222>>536839632>>536839695>>536839975I am tired of explaining spacetime metrics to retards like OP. Just google "alcubierre metric".
>>536840852>funny since we already agreed to board this shipYou didn't. So stop bullshitting and be on the lookout.
>>536848516>Even of you get to 10% light speed of light it would take the ship 55,000 years to get to proxima centuari43 years actuallyand for a 1mg grain of dust at 10% lightspeed you're looking at 1/15th the yield of the Hiroshima bomb, not 100x. and there are proposed solutionsActive Deflection: Using charged particle beams or lasers to ionize and deflect dust grains before they reach the ship. Laser/Microwave Ablation: Vaporizing incoming particles from a distance to disperse their energy as harmless plasma. Droplet Shields: Deploying magnetically contained liquid metal clouds to absorb impacts and recycle material.Whipple Shields: Multi-layer spaced armor (e.g., carbon fiber) that fragments dust into dissipating plasma jets. Forward-Deployed Sails: Thin graphene or solar sails positioned kilometers ahead to vaporize dust and spread the resulting plasma. Ablative Buffers: Sacrificial layers of ice or water that absorb kinetic energy and provide radiation shielding.Artificial Dust Clouds: Generating a smoke or particle cloud ahead of the vessel to pulverize incoming threats
>>536842882not sure if its the kind of the thing you're after but i watched one called "passengers' the other day and the scifi side of it was really good. look it up you might like it. if you want an alien invasion kind of thing maybe look up 'battle for LA.
>>536839222>it wont happen tomorrow so we should give upWhy are jeets so lazy?
>>536848613that makes them resistant to solar flares but you still need to detect the solar flare ahead of time and turn off all your computers and such. but if you have a large enough surface area yes you can dissipate the emp blast across your solar panels and radiators into plasma. but also we were talking about data centers and as i said they will be in low earth orbit protected partially by the magnetosphere. and all of this should be sufficient to protect the computers in most cases. but its a dishonest exaggeration to say that makes everything radiation and solar flare proof.
>>536850008Terrible heat transmission in space.How would that even help?
>>536839222IF you want to explore space, just do some psychedelics and practice remote viewing and astral travel. You can just jump out of your body and go anywhere in the universe with a thought. The physical body traps you in one location but if you use fuzzy collective consciousness you can relocate your consciousness to any point in time or space and observe it.So if you want to go stand on Mars, then do it. Stand on Mars.If you want to go talk to the grey's on the moon, go talk to the greys. Nobody is stopping you except the materium.
>>536839222You're right. It's better to focus on making Earth as nice as possible (like switching fully to nuclear + green energy, for example) and not waste resources on things we'll never have control over.
>>536850079do you even know how many watts of heat per meter the new carbon based radiators from nasa can radiate into a vacuum? a lot more than the old metal ones used on the iss. enough.
>>536850283Really?Show me the numbers then.
>never happen in your lifetimeSad but I've come to grips with it. Space is hyper hostile to us. Even if we go up there in fully sealed environments radiation is trying to kill us, even the planets we could visit are shooting neutrons everywhere to kill us. Then there's the gravity. Low gravity environments for extended periods of time age you 50 years if not outright kill you. We need artificial gravity asap.
>>536850350would be really interesting to try some larger scale rotating vehicles to see if that can work as a gravity substitute
>>536850306>2,500 m2 array of Modular Assembled Radiators for NEP Vehicles (MARVL) is shown to reject ~4 MW of heat thats 1600 watts per square meterhttps://www.metal-am.com/articles/nasa-spacecraft-thermal-management-am/#:~:text=1%20Concept%20rendering%20of%20a,MW%20of%20heat%20(Courtesy%20NASA)vs 150 to 250 watts for the radiators on the iss. people saying space data centers are impossible are doing back of the napkin math using the lower ranges of the old style radiators.spacex claims their double sided carbon radiators can output 1400 watts per square meter, in line with nasas projectionshttps://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080048181https://techport.nasa.gov/projects/118416https://www.1-act.com/resources/blog/the-next-generation-of-spacecraft-radiators/
>>536850657>spacex claims their double sided carbon radiators can output 1400 watts per square meter, in line with nasas projectionsyeah exactly. they expect to exceed that eventually to which is inline with your higher number of 1600
interstellar travel is pretty unrealistic but local star system engineering is actually debatable with things such as fusion engines making these distances possible and manageable without having to resort to exotic particles and exotic physics
>>536839222Humans will never be allowed to leave the containment zone that is the earth. with modern tech you can see everything that humans do to each other, and you are disgusted... the aliens watching us are also disgusted.
>>536839222>Space exploration will never happen in your lifetime.It's been happening, it's still happening, and it will continue happening. You cannot change my mind.
>>536851355what did he give that young boy?
>>536849958Browns have no concept of future beyond immediate gratification.
>>536839222some day you'll realize technology isn't the issue, human nature is.the best example of 'space travel' is when europeans conquered america. the moment the colony becomes self sufficient, the shitshow would start.
>>536839222Space exploration? We can't even leave the solar system. Going as far as Uranus requires a gravity sling and still these projects take decades.
>>536849508the agreement was prearranged
>>536849508it's a good ship btw
>>536839222Don't worry, you can stay here, if others want to leave, let them go.If they really love you, they will return.
