NASA - Kepler Mission Launch

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NASA USA KEPLER Mission Launch

[illuminatislut]

nearest galaxy with humanlike inteligent life is, unfortunatelly, NGC 300 - far around 7 Mly from here,

then also M82, NGC 5128 and NGC 4395

[yoonoose]

...i guess it's so wrong talking without evidences, that would just considered as making up.

[illuminatislut]

Actual gap between theoretical an practical physics is "only" 7 dimensions. do you consider that as an evidence? ;p

[yoonoose]

sorry, no..science needs a whole study & research for the evidences. this is about searching for habitable planets like us, and after any spotted, more spesific researches will go on. spectrographing for water and so, or signaling if any technologic cultures existing there too. that's already probable, and we started to search from our own galaxy, many things will be more clear in 3,5 years time, i hope :)

[illuminatislut]

I agree, but how far we can go that way?

[yoonoose]

i don't know actually, but when i look to the past, we've come a long way and there is so to the edge i guess., if there is an edge even exists :)

[illuminatislut]

uf, I only believe that practical physics will overcom these 4 lowest dimensions one day.Too small results for so much efforts, today :/

[yoonoose]

: )

[okemes26]

Wow...

"... on a search for planets in someway like our own."

It feels like its an unmanned Voyager spaceraft traveling to stars in search for intelligent beings.

Haha. Well, I know it's not possible in view of today's technology. But someday, maybe we will.