For Those Interested in ET Visiting or Going to Another Planet

[Weatherman2020]

Here is a nice video of what it would be like just flying through our own solar system at the speed of light, not even trying to get to the nearest star.

The video is 45 minutes long.

What It Looks Like To Leave Our Solar System At The Speed Of Light

 

[Ringel05]

John Carter got to Barsoom faster........ Just sayin'.........

 

[Old Rocks]

LOL Read Burrough's book when I was 12. Really don't remember that much of it, but I never looked at the night sky as just points of light again. My horizons definitely opened up for the reading of that book.

 

[LuckyDuck]

Yeah. I remember being a fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs books as a kid. Quite entertaining.

 

[HaShev]

Our bodies can't survive such a trip, but there are a few solutions to that I came up with.

 

[Unkotare]

At the speed of light we'd be dead, so no thanks.

 

[Unkotare]

When we first 'visit' another star, it will probably be a probe no bigger than the chip in your phone.

 

[shimon]

There are always ways to think out of the box that might be very simple that might solve these problems.. I always find it interesting that science fiction books are usually ahead of their times and come up with ideas that seem far fetched but become feasable when worked on... In other words we would still be living in caves and chasing down our food if someone didn't come along with a better way. I personally feel that moving through dimensions and time will be easier and more sensible then travelling long distances to different planets after all you are not moving at all just going backwards or forwards in the same physical space....

 

[theHawk]

Here is a nice video of what it would be like just flying through our own solar system at the speed of light, not even trying to get to the nearest star.

The video is 45 minutes long.

What It Looks Like To Leave Our Solar System At The Speed Of Light

Wow, 45 minutes only took it to Jupiter.