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Posts: 324/358 EXP: 482596 Next: 38766 Since: 01-01-12 From: Sanford, NC Last post: 4349 days Last view: 4349 days |
44 years ago today (July 20, 1969), marks the date that humans first landed on the moon. It actually wasn't until the following day, that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left Apollo 11 and set foot on the moon.
What do you think of our space exploration since then? Could we have done more, given the technological advances? ____________________ Sonnanja, ore no inochi wa toreneena! FFXIV: Jinpu Ishikawa RO2: Kougeki Miwashi Emikoku Steam: Ryudof |
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pancakes Level: 85
Posts: 422/1874 EXP: 5777712 Next: 120828 Since: 01-05-12 From: France Last post: 29 days Last view: 6 days |
IMO the first thing we need is mastering a technology that would enable us to travel through space fastly enough for it to be practical. For now it takes a few months to get on the Moon, and even more to get on Mars... let alone going anywhere outside of the Milky Way. ____________________ Kuribo64 - melonDS want some revolution in your coffee? |
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All these reports about how warp drive might actually be feasible without breaking the laws of physics and I haven't really heard much about actually turning out any kind of facts or even any kind of R&D on it. We're starting to get other 'Star Trek' tech worked out, but I'd like to see some kind of FTL travel, or even sublight speeds to send out a probe to the Gliese system or something. Might even pave the way for regular manned excursions to Mars and perhaps find a Prothean data cache there.  |
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  Jejfjsiejrjntnyns8fujrtnjs8f7eibrbtudiwie Level: 38
Posts: 159/284 EXP: 340881 Next: 29566 Since: 01-05-12 Last post: 2204 days Last view: 226 days |
People can't even look after one planet, let alone the universe.
Maybe it's a good thing that space travel hasn't been perfected as of yet. |
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