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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Atamzsiktrop » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:19 pm

Hasta wrote:I believe he is trying to say that humanity is interested in interstellar travels and questions about the whole universe all the while 2/3 of our own planet's ocean depths are not explored yet.


I doubt we'd be able to hide and survive in our oceans if our planet was about to die. :D
Besides, those two don't even limit each other.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Hasta » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:20 pm

Atamzsiktrop wrote:I doubt we'd be able to hide and survive in our oceans if our planet was about to die. :D


Dolphins did it, though, when their civilization began collapsing.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Yoru » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:21 pm

we're doomed to become mermans and mermaids.
i hate stinky salty water.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Hasta » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:22 pm

Yoru wrote:we're doomed to become mermans and mermaids.
i hate stinky salty water.

Just imagine swimming in your own pisspoo. Or, worse yet, pisspoo of everyone around you.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Jalpha » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:23 pm

It's a meme.

Born too late to explore the earth.
Born too early to explore outer space.
Born just in time to explore the oceans.

I can't find the image though :(
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby The_Lich_King » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:25 pm

Atamzsiktrop wrote:
Hasta wrote:I believe he is trying to say that humanity is interested in interstellar travels and questions about the whole universe all the while 2/3 of our own planet's ocean depths are not explored yet.


I doubt we'd be able to hide and survive in our oceans if our planet was about to die. :D
Besides, those two don't even limit each other.



We wouldn't be able to hide on other planets if our planet was about to die unless we could find a way to terriform them, and even then if our sun blew up those planets wouldn't be safe. We would need to be able to travel to other stars nearby such as the Alpha Centauri Star or the Keppler Systems and those are roughly 5 light years away which would take us probably roughly 50,000 years to travel to with current space tech. You said that people are more interested in space because of survival but if they really were we would all give Nasa and AIA and SpaceX more money and not cutting their budgets. I think the real reason there is alot less interest in the Oceans is because its not new people have been studying them for centuries and space is alot more fresh and Unknown.

EDIT: The keppler systems are actually alot farther away than i though roughly 500 light years so Alpha Centauri would be our best option and i did some calculations it would actually take us roughly 816,000 years to get to alpha centauri in our fastest rocket so the idea of space travel is more a hypothesis than anything.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Atamzsiktrop » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:33 pm

The_Lich_King wrote:We wouldn't be able to hide on other planets if our planet was about to die unless we could find a way to terriform them, and even then if our sun blew up those planets wouldn't be safe. We would need to be able to travel to other stars nearby such as the Alpha Centauri Star or the Keppler Systems and those are roughly 5 light years away which would take us probably roughly 50,000 years to travel to with current space tech. You said that people are more interested in space because of survival but if they really were we would all give Nasa and AIA and SpaceX more money and not cutting their budgets. I think the real reason there is alot less interest in the Oceans is because its not new people have been studying them for centuries and space is alot more fresh and Unknown.


That's why we're researching, to overcome those problems. You can't just say something is impossible without knowing what we will find in the future.

I think people aren't interested in space because of survival, most people aren't even interested in space at all and definitely not in oceans. They just want to live their lives. Some scientists are interested in humanity's survival though and that's all we need. As for the budget issue - politics and government aren't really representing a lot of people I'd say.

The_Lich_King wrote:EDIT: The keppler systems are actually alot farther away than i though roughly 500 light years so Alpha Centauri would be our best option and i did some calculations it would actually take us roughly 816,000 years to get to alpha centauri in our fastest rocket so the idea of space travel is more a hypothesis than anything.


I don't know what you expect. Even speed of light wouldn't be sufficient. We need to find other ways to exploit the universe and that will take work. Only because we can't do it now doesn't mean we won't be able to do it at all.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Yoru » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:36 pm

nope. ocean holds most of the worlds mystery.
give that space race thing a rest. no one ever swam down deep enough and survived to tell the story.
and forget space they are like so fking expensive and yet can only hold limited individuals like rich bulshits.
we citizens are doomed to die on this world.
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby Yoru » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:37 pm

remember ants? they colonized most of earth, yet cannot take on the cold antartica.
or didnt they had researched boats to get there and become fuken penguin eaters
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Re: what made the universe?

Postby The_Lich_King » Thu Jul 14, 2016 2:40 pm

Yoru wrote:remember ants? they colonized most of earth, yet cannot take on the cold antartica.
or didnt they had researched boats to get there and become fuken penguin eaters



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