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and of course scientist in the future wont know anymore than they do now......Problem with traveling at near the speed of light is the affect it has on mass and the generation of heat. Hard to imagine a ship surviving that let alone a living organismI believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
There are things that might possibly work around the limit of the speed of light.
Worm holes, space warp, space expansion, and quantum entanglement seem to be able to traverse the speed of light in practical terms.
Will we ever… travel faster than the speed of light?
Four ways to break the universe's speed limit
Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive
I suspect very much that the scientists in the future will know quite a bit more than they do now....are you being sarcastic?
Maybe not human life but thinking that the only life possible is the life WE know is not very open-minded.I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
so pred do you believe in a "god" or a higher power that put us here?...or did we just pop up out of two atoms colliding billions of years ago?....I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
The laws of physics and chemistry won't change though.as far as our science believes....how about a hundred years from now?....will new things be discovered to maybe prove todays thoughts wrong?...look how much we have advanced since 1915....since 1815.....lots of things can happen....I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
YouGov | You are not alone: most people believe that aliens exist
"Germans (56%) are the most likely to believe this, followed by Americans (54%) and then British people (52). At most a third (32% in Germany) assertively do not believe in extra-terrestrial live, although this is lower in Britain and the US.
"Men, across all three countries, are more likely to believe in extra-terrestrial life. Only in Germany do a majority of women (51%) believe. The oldest people are the least likely to believe in all three countries – in Britain, for example, 45% of over-60s believe in aliens compared to 59% of 18-24s."
300 years ago, we had very little knowledge of the laws of physics. We could not then have imagined that there were laws allowing or prohibiting it.so how do you know they dont?....in 1750 how many scientist back then would think its possible to build a flying machine carrying 300 people to the other side of the planet?.....or go to the moon?....these guys think its possible...I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
It amazes me when I hear people who think that maybe the laws of physics don't apply to other galaxies.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100909004112.htm
prove it.....as far as our science believes....how about a hundred years from now?....will new things be discovered to maybe prove todays thoughts wrong?...look how much we have advanced since 1915....since 1815.....lots of things can happen....I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
Technologically things get more complex
Biologically and chemically...we need basic building blocks. They have the same periodic table to construct those building blocks as we do
I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
There are things that might possibly work around the limit of the speed of light.
Worm holes, space warp, space expansion, and quantum entanglement seem to be able to traverse the speed of light in practical terms.
Will we ever… travel faster than the speed of light?
Four ways to break the universe's speed limit
Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive
just say we dont know RW....because we dont....you have a mind kinda like lots of republicans,just believe what we can see or detect and of course everything out there has to be like it is here.....what else can there be?....oh thats right that episode of lost in space.....i thought liberals were supposed to be open minded and open to things that just might be different from what we know....was dean lying?.....Well there was that episode of Lost in Spaceprove it.....as far as our science believes....how about a hundred years from now?....will new things be discovered to maybe prove todays thoughts wrong?...look how much we have advanced since 1915....since 1815.....lots of things can happen....As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
Technologically things get more complex
Biologically and chemically...we need basic building blocks. They have the same periodic table to construct those building blocks as we do
I guess aliens can be anything you imagine them to be
and of course scientist in the future wont know anymore than they do now......Problem with traveling at near the speed of light is the affect it has on mass and the generation of heat. Hard to imagine a ship surviving that let alone a living organismI believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
There are things that might possibly work around the limit of the speed of light.
Worm holes, space warp, space expansion, and quantum entanglement seem to be able to traverse the speed of light in practical terms.
Will we ever… travel faster than the speed of light?
Four ways to break the universe's speed limit
Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive
I suspect very much that the scientists in the future will know quite a bit more than they do now....are you being sarcastic?
No question about it! We've found a half dozen worlds that are probably capable of life. Within the next 10-15 years rather it is done by the United states or China(Eu, india) we will have the tools to know a lot more about these planets...We will also have a lot more planets!!!
just answering RW's post....he seems to think that science will never figure out how to travel safely in space let alone go faster....and of course scientist in the future wont know anymore than they do now......Problem with traveling at near the speed of light is the affect it has on mass and the generation of heat. Hard to imagine a ship surviving that let alone a living organismI believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
There are things that might possibly work around the limit of the speed of light.
Worm holes, space warp, space expansion, and quantum entanglement seem to be able to traverse the speed of light in practical terms.
Will we ever… travel faster than the speed of light?
Four ways to break the universe's speed limit
Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive
I suspect very much that the scientists in the future will know quite a bit more than they do now....are you being sarcastic?
Einstein lived a century ago....look how science has advanced since his time....how about a hundred years from now?.....how about 2 hundred years?....im sure glad people with your limited mindset are not in charge of scientific advancement....Newtonian physics would not change. Theoretical physics at the atomic level may change in things like worm holes or at the speed of light. Living organisms would be more constrained by Newtonian physicsso you can say that for certain about a galaxy 600 million light years from here right?...how about going into a black hole?....will everything be the same on the other side?....I think we do knowjust say we dont know RW....because we dont....you have a mind kinda like lots of republicans,just believe what we can see or detect and of course everything out there has to be like it is here.....what else can there be?....oh thats right that episode of lost in space.....i thought liberals were supposed to be open minded and open to things that just might be different from what we know....was dean lying?.....Well there was that episode of Lost in Spaceprove it.....
I guess aliens can be anything you imagine them to be
They have to play by the same rules of physics and chemistry we do. They have the same building blocks for life that we use. The end result of those building blocks may look differently but the blocks are constrained by the same basic elements we use. Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen
Laws of physics vary throughout the universe, new study suggests
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100909004112.htm
Life is fragile and is impacted by extremes in temperature, pressure, and extreme velocities. Travel near the speed of light affects things at the atomic level. Organisms are unlikely to survive at half the speed of light That is Einstein speaking not me.
is god not an alien?....would not a being that can do that contact us anytime he wants and just may have many times in the past?...why create life and not check up on what you created periodically?...so pred do you believe in a "god" or a higher power that put us here?...or did we just pop up out of two atoms colliding billions of years ago?....I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
Well this is kinda irrelevant but ok, I personally believe that we evolved gradually out of a universe that popped out of an event at the beginning of time. That is how God did it.
they may not change but many may find ways to get around those laws .....bending of space is theoretically possible....The laws of physics and chemistry won't change though.as far as our science believes....how about a hundred years from now?....will new things be discovered to maybe prove todays thoughts wrong?...look how much we have advanced since 1915....since 1815.....lots of things can happen....I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
so we advance and learn new things....who knows what they will be able to do 300 hundred years from now.....300 years ago, we had very little knowledge of the laws of physics. We could not then have imagined that there were laws allowing or prohibiting it.so how do you know they dont?....in 1750 how many scientist back then would think its possible to build a flying machine carrying 300 people to the other side of the planet?.....or go to the moon?....these guys think its possible...I believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
As are the laws of Chemistry
Life must be water based. It takes simple compounds of noncomplex elements. Alien life must follow the same periodic table we do. Liquid water exists between 0 and 100C, any planet that does not maintain those temperatures will not sustain life
It amazes me when I hear people who think that maybe the laws of physics don't apply to other galaxies.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100909004112.htm
YouGov | You are not alone: most people believe that aliens exist
"Germans (56%) are the most likely to believe this, followed by Americans (54%) and then British people (52). At most a third (32% in Germany) assertively do not believe in extra-terrestrial live, although this is lower in Britain and the US.
"Men, across all three countries, are more likely to believe in extra-terrestrial life. Only in Germany do a majority of women (51%) believe. The oldest people are the least likely to believe in all three countries – in Britain, for example, 45% of over-60s believe in aliens compared to 59% of 18-24s."
You need to look at how it is changing. It is theoretical at the particle level and what happens at the extremes.Einstein lived a century ago....look how science has advanced since his time....how about a hundred years from now?.....how about 2 hundred years?....im sure glad people with your limited mindset are not in charge of scientific advancement....Newtonian physics would not change. Theoretical physics at the atomic level may change in things like worm holes or at the speed of light. Living organisms would be more constrained by Newtonian physicsso you can say that for certain about a galaxy 600 million light years from here right?...how about going into a black hole?....will everything be the same on the other side?....I think we do knowjust say we dont know RW....because we dont....you have a mind kinda like lots of republicans,just believe what we can see or detect and of course everything out there has to be like it is here.....what else can there be?....oh thats right that episode of lost in space.....i thought liberals were supposed to be open minded and open to things that just might be different from what we know....was dean lying?.....Well there was that episode of Lost in Space
I guess aliens can be anything you imagine them to be
They have to play by the same rules of physics and chemistry we do. They have the same building blocks for life that we use. The end result of those building blocks may look differently but the blocks are constrained by the same basic elements we use. Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen
Laws of physics vary throughout the universe, new study suggests
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100909004112.htm
Life is fragile and is impacted by extremes in temperature, pressure, and extreme velocities. Travel near the speed of light affects things at the atomic level. Organisms are unlikely to survive at half the speed of light That is Einstein speaking not me.
You need to look at how it is changing. It is theoretical at the particle level and what happens at the extremes.Einstein lived a century ago....look how science has advanced since his time....how about a hundred years from now?.....how about 2 hundred years?....im sure glad people with your limited mindset are not in charge of scientific advancement....Newtonian physics would not change. Theoretical physics at the atomic level may change in things like worm holes or at the speed of light. Living organisms would be more constrained by Newtonian physicsso you can say that for certain about a galaxy 600 million light years from here right?...how about going into a black hole?....will everything be the same on the other side?....I think we do knowjust say we dont know RW....because we dont....you have a mind kinda like lots of republicans,just believe what we can see or detect and of course everything out there has to be like it is here.....what else can there be?....oh thats right that episode of lost in space.....i thought liberals were supposed to be open minded and open to things that just might be different from what we know....was dean lying?.....
They have to play by the same rules of physics and chemistry we do. They have the same building blocks for life that we use. The end result of those building blocks may look differently but the blocks are constrained by the same basic elements we use. Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Nitrogen
Laws of physics vary throughout the universe, new study suggests
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100909004112.htm
Life is fragile and is impacted by extremes in temperature, pressure, and extreme velocities. Travel near the speed of light affects things at the atomic level. Organisms are unlikely to survive at half the speed of light That is Einstein speaking not me.
We have particle accelerators right now that do not reach the speed of light. We can examine changes to those particles as they reach extremely high speeds. Changes in mass and density as well as generation of heat.
Now look at an organic cell or a living organism. It could not survive at the speed of light
