>born too early to explore the universe
Do you have this feel in your country?
Born too early to explore the universe
Samuel King
Isaac Hughes
it's not worth it if it's not under the banner of Rome
Jeremiah Collins
>wageslave in venus colony #1241
sounds very exciting
Eli Bennett
The surface of Venus is still somehow safer than Brazil
Mason Gomez
>the universe becomes a place where interplanetary voyages are commonplace
>still can't afford to travel
Jordan Adams
ok fat
Christian Lopez
>explore the universe
>99.999999999999% of it is literally nothing
>most of the not-nothing is copypasta fiery balls of gas and barren rocks
wow, so exciting
how about you go explore the rest of the universe while i dip into FIVR and load myself into the position of duke in a techno-mediaeval fantasy kingdom at war with vampires
Brody Clark
there's like nothing there. earth has plenty of shit to do, more than you ever will gayboy
Blake Mitchell
>Exploring outside the solar system is scientifically impossible
>We are literally stuck here no matter what
>Humanity survives long enough for the sun to burn out
>leaving us to drift in an endless void of stars too far away for us to ever reach
Logan Bennett
No because Brazil is not a complete country so to speak. We still have a LOT to do in terms of self-improvement in ways that seem otherworldly from a 1st world POV: we're still working on stuff such as solving, say, illiteracy and littering. We are still, so to speak, colonizing a new planet and civilizing a tribe of hundreds of millions of people.
John Smith
>>Exploring outside the solar system is scientifically impossible
Why is it impossible? I mean, we've already sent stuff outside the solar system.
Isaiah Johnson
Even if we make it to other stars, the universe itself has an expiration date.
Oliver Ramirez
Voyager may have left the solar system but it will take it centuries at least to reach anywhere. Any interplanetary travel will be 1 way journeys lasting entire lifetimes. Maybe one day tech will advance, but that would just shorten it to journeys of a few years only between the closest star systems
Carter Young
we have a vague image of our place in the universe, it is too big, millions of millions of galaxies
Chase Bailey
Mind you our understanding of the universe is very basic despite it being advanced science. There are very likely things we don't know about and could be the key to exploring the universe.
Carson Sanchez
Few years between star systems doesn't too bad if we solve the ageing problem, but I guess we are entering into the realm of pure science fiction now.
Benjamin Cook
Within your lifetime it will be impossible.
David Miller
There's probably aliens wondering if they're alone like we are.
It's hardly scientifically impossible, just a question of resources, development of technology and time. There are already examples for interstellar travel.
Ryder Evans
Depends on how long we can make our lives last, putting humans into cryostasis, ships carrying embryos/robots etc.
Cameron Cook
>Within your lifetime it will be impossible.
i'm going to live for 300 years just to spite you
Brody Thompson
>he's only gonna make it to 300
I'm gonna watch the end of the universe with my own two eyes