Probes to alpha Centauri

[Old Rocks]

I have an idea. Before sending robots to Alpha Centauri, let's test the quantum entanglement experiment one more time with a robot on Mars, between Mars and Earth.

I'm sure they are going to try everything. We have to re evaluate our priorities. I think I read if we can establish a base on Mars we will have access to a lot more resources.

I think we've only tipped the iceberg on what we know and what we can do. That's why I can't stand negative Nancy's who say "it can't be done" yet when it's done they don't stfu. Haters.

Humans will outlive this earth. That's my hope. And I'm not talking heaven

I don't think that our descendants will be the same 'humans' as we are. The advent of nano-tech and genetic manipulation is going to open up all kinds of opportunities, and challenges.

 

[sealybobo]

Oh, you have hurt my feelings, boo hoo, sorry to shit in your Cheerios(really I love shitting in a liberals cereal). I just proved to you that there are plenty of obstacles in the way, but as typical of a liberal, you just don't like Truth. Liberals love to waste money, especially other peoples money.

I thought conservative republicans were all about overcoming obstacles. Instead you are just pessimistic old haters who are set in your ways.

Leave this science stuff to the smart young liberal progressives. You go pray ya dumb fuck

 

[sealybobo]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

The first phone I ever used was a wooden box on the wall. And you called an operator that then connected you with the party that you requested, and anyone else on the party line that cared to listen in. Now, a cell phone smaller than a pack of cards can connect you with anyone anywhere in the world with a cell phone.

I really don't know the limits of small. We are already very near to Bones tri-corder with what our cell phones can do.

My buddy watched a machine produce a hamburger. Like it grafted it out of the ingredients inside it. Same way a machine can Graf a ear. I'm not saying it right but that's star trek stuff.

Remember amputees when we were kids? Today they run marathons. No one needs a flying car

 

[Old Rocks]

I think that about 2030, we will see the beginning of the convergence of mechanical and biological evolution. Very interesting times ahead for our children and grandchildren.

 

[sealybobo]

In 1957, the Sputnik was launched. In 1969, we walked on the moon. 12 years. And a vast difference in technology. In 2030, where will we be, technologically? I would not be surprised to live to see the first interstellar probes launched, and I am 72. I never expected to live to see the confirmation of planets around other stars. Now that is a daily occurance.

As far as stating that we are in a state of moral decay, and will make little further progress, I believe that the first such prediction for this nation was made just after we established the USA with a Constitution. LOL

They've been saying the world's going to hell for the last 20,000 years. Why do you think moses had to tell his people God gave them ten rules they must follow? They weren't following those rules

 

[sealybobo]

I have an idea. Before sending robots to Alpha Centauri, let's test the quantum entanglement experiment one more time with a robot on Mars, between Mars and Earth.

I'm sure they are going to try everything. We have to re evaluate our priorities. I think I read if we can establish a base on Mars we will have access to a lot more resources.

I think we've only tipped the iceberg on what we know and what we can do. That's why I can't stand negative Nancy's who say "it can't be done" yet when it's done they don't stfu. Haters.

Humans will outlive this earth. That's my hope. And I'm not talking heaven

I don't think that our descendants will be the same 'humans' as we are. The advent of nano-tech and genetic manipulation is going to open up all kinds of opportunities, and challenges.

Smarter, faster,stronger,get sick less live longer

 

[sealybobo]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

 

[Correll]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

 

[sealybobo]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Oh, you have hurt my feelings, boo hoo, sorry to shit in your Cheerios(really I love shitting in a liberals cereal). I just proved to you that there are plenty of obstacles in the way, but as typical of a liberal, you just don't like Truth. Liberals love to waste money, especially other peoples money.

The fact you think this is a waste of time and money tells me you are a waste of time.

And I knew the other day when Republicans were pretending that they were in favor of space exploration and they said it was actually us liberals who are anti space exploration, I knew that was nothing but horse shit. You guys are ok with wasting money as long as the waste is going to a private contractor and not NASA. You never complain how much waste exists when the US Government is spending more than the next 8 countries combined on defense.

Imagine where we would be if we spent the money we spent on nuclear bombs and weapons and instead spent that money on going to mars.

Oh, I forgot, you don't see the value in going to mars, even though it might be full of natural resources for us to use when we run out of coal and oil on earth. Forget about the fact Mars is closer to the asteroid belt where there also may be tons of natural resources for us to exploit.

You are completely happy staying ignorant and not knowing. In fact you probably believe god made the universe so why bother looking, right? What a schmuck.

I never said that going to mars is a waste of time, but as a typical liberal, you are lying about me to try to get me on the defensive(rules for radicals). It still is going to be a long shot, because not only do we have to deal with our orbit, but the orbit of Mars in the calculations, the timing must be spot on, or the mission will fail, because Mars wont be close. Now can you imagine what it would be like to Alpha Centauri? The mission to Mars is a private enterprise where millionaires paid 1 million dollars each to see if they were qualified to make the one way trip. I applaud this, and if they wish to be pioneers, good for them. 6 months of their lives will be in travel. If any small object comes in contact with that ship during the journey, the mission ends. That is their choice.
As a liberal, if America didn't spend on defense your sorry ass would be eating sushi or drinking German beer(or dead). Without defense you would of been glowing like a neon sign, but all you liberals ever do is bitch that your sorry asses have to eat government cheese, or live in your parents basement, or have to steal money from those that work, so you can have healthcare. If there wasn't defense there would never of been a NASA. Liberals are the stupidest people in the solar system.

No, you have to be the dumbest USMB member ever and that's saying something.

Obama: US spends more on military than next 8 nations combined

When your bridges are crumbling and defense contractors can convince you we need to continue spending more than the other top 8 countries combined? Wow what a fuck face you must be in real life. Fucking retard.

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And your moronic point is? Like i said, if America didn't have defense spending, then there wouldn't be an America, and your sorry ass would be in a gulag working at the point of a gun. Geez you libtards are the stupidest people in the universe. By the way Obama: US spends more on military than next 8 nations combined How much of that military spending is on Junkets by Obama and his 1st transgender boyfriend on Air Force One? What, you didn't realize that the military has to spend on his golf and vacations? Yep look in the mirror "sillyboy" and say, I am a retard.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I think that about 2030, we will see the beginning of the convergence of mechanical and biological evolution. Very interesting times ahead for our children and grandchildren.

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[Muhammed]

Don't know what all the fuss is about. I colonized it in 1999.
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Damn, and I already made vacation plans. Got an extra room next summer?

You can fit in a lap top?

I've heard that with magic dust you can make yourself real small. Small enough to fit down a chimney. It makes reindeer fly too.

 

[Moonglow]

Don't know what all the fuss is about. I colonized it in 1999.
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Damn, and I already made vacation plans. Got an extra room next summer?

You can fit in a lap top?

I've heard that with magic dust you can make yourself real small. Small enough to fit down a chimney. It makes reindeer fly too.

Peter Pan has the copyrights to it and won't sell a sniff..

 

[baileyn45]

Don't know what all the fuss is about. I colonized it in 1999.
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Damn, and I already made vacation plans. Got an extra room next summer?

You can fit in a lap top?

I've heard that with magic dust you can make yourself real small. Small enough to fit down a chimney. It makes reindeer fly too.

Peter Pan has the copyrights to it and won't sell a sniff..

I don't know, I hear Cheech and Chong have a line on some. Of course I don't know them. Maybe I just need to find some old hippies?

 

[anotherlife]

I have an idea. Before sending robots to Alpha Centauri, let's test the quantum entanglement experiment one more time with a robot on Mars, between Mars and Earth.

I'm sure they are going to try everything. We have to re evaluate our priorities. I think I read if we can establish a base on Mars we will have access to a lot more resources.

I think we've only tipped the iceberg on what we know and what we can do. That's why I can't stand negative Nancy's who say "it can't be done" yet when it's done they don't stfu. Haters.

Humans will outlive this earth. That's my hope. And I'm not talking heaven

Yes, it is essential to invest in basic sciences like physics of high energies and how to control high energy events. But we even don't understand the equations that would produce a ball lightning or swirling motion. We have only statistical models, no understanding, and for static electricity, even less. But what can we do when every government is taken over by lenders that want science dead so that they can turn everything into a commodity.

Before I forget, I think it is scary if humans survive the Earth.

 

[Correll]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

Yes. And it's not where near ready to make sensors or computers or interstellar communications devices.

I'm tired of hearing of new designs and new plans that never actually lead to anything being DONE.

 

[sealybobo]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

Yes. And it's not where near ready to make sensors or computers or interstellar communications devices.

I'm tired of hearing of new designs and new plans that never actually lead to anything being DONE.

That's hilarious me reading that on my smart phone. Who in 1980 would have imagined ylsmartphones and internet.

You don't seem to understand we are a new species and we have only begun to understand.

 

[Correll]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

Yes. And it's not where near ready to make sensors or computers or interstellar communications devices.

I'm tired of hearing of new designs and new plans that never actually lead to anything being DONE.

That's hilarious me reading that on my smart phone. Who in 1980 would have imagined ylsmartphones and internet.

You don't seem to understand we are a new species and we have only begun to understand.

I understand it fine.

I understand that the vast majority of "plans" like this I have heard of, never leave the drawing board.

 

[sealybobo]

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

Yes. And it's not where near ready to make sensors or computers or interstellar communications devices.

I'm tired of hearing of new designs and new plans that never actually lead to anything being DONE.

That's hilarious me reading that on my smart phone. Who in 1980 would have imagined ylsmartphones and internet.

You don't seem to understand we are a new species and we have only begun to understand.

I understand it fine.

I understand that the vast majority of "plans" like this I have heard of, never leave the drawing board.

It's not everyday a billionaire sinks $100 million of his own money into a project endorsed by Stephen Hawking.

I find negative nay sayers like you so not helpful to the cause. How many of you said we'd never land on the moon?

 

[sealybobo]

I am doubtful of the capability of a probe that small.

Light sail is a possibility.

I would think Orion would be better..

Such a program would be very good for for America though.

Scientists put down your microscopes correll is skeptical. Lol.

If you were in a meeting with all the great minds trying to figure this out they'd tell you they've already thought about what could go wrong and they think this can be accomplished. The guy put up $100 million of his own money but hopefully these spacechips will be cheap SE we will send out thousands of them.

If the spirm that made you made it why can't one of these?

They are putting money up to start working on the technology they need.

The issues for an Orion flyby are mere engineering issues.

If we had a decent manned space program, we could have ALREADY LAUNCHED an Orion flyby.

I wish them luck. It is his money to do with as he wishes. Like I said, though, I am skeptical of how much capability you can put in such a small item.

Have you heard about nano technology?

Yes. And it's not where near ready to make sensors or computers or interstellar communications devices.

I'm tired of hearing of new designs and new plans that never actually lead to anything being DONE.

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Analysis was performed on the Kepler space telescope which identified 4,302 potential planets. For 1,284 of the candidates, the probability of being a planet is greater than 99 percent – the minimum required to earn the status of “planet.” An additional 1,327 candidates are more likely than not to be planets, but they do not meet the 99 percent threshold and will require additional study. The remaining 707 are more likely to be some other astrophysical phenomena. This analysis also validated 984 candidates previously verified by other techniques.

Before the Kepler space telescope launched, we did not know whether exoplanets were rare or common in the galaxy. In the newly-validated batch of planets, nearly 550 could be rocky planets like Earth, based on their size. Nine of these orbit in their sun's habitable zone, which is the distance from a star where orbiting planets can have surface temperatures that allow liquid water to pool. With the addition of these nine, 21 exoplanets now are known to be members of this exclusive group.