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  1. TpaBayFlyFisher

    Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

    "most" was included for a reason..............
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    Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

    I think most "futurists" agree that cheap abundant power will drive the future in almost all areas. Space travel is nice, but it is almost certain to be conducted by robots. The tech it spins off would be cool, but if there was cheap power on earth, there would be abundant water, food and...
  3. TpaBayFlyFisher

    Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

    The grays would like a word with you
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    Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

    The amount of energy has little to do with this problem. To protect human occupants the craft will need to very large (food, water, o2, fuel, as well a lead linings) and heavy. Even if we could go 99% the speed of light (ignore the mass change problems the theory of relativity predicts) it still...
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    Off-Topic Space, the final frontier, these are the voyages of NASA

    If you think honestly about deep space travel, it seems nearly impossible. We discuss distances as if we could travel near the speed of light (186,00 mpS) But, to date the fastest Earthlings have sent a space craft is 364,660 mpH. Remember there are 60 seconds in a minute and sixty minutes in...
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