The Future of Spacecraft

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[mmartel99]

you take eve alittle to seriously

[quantomic1106]

To much star treck magic, no physics. it doesn't make sense why smaller ships cant go through a so called "jump drive" but bigger ships can. in reality, that would be the opposite since the larger a wormhole (to fit a ship) the less stable it become. it would be insufficient to use lasers to gather resources since powerful lasers use to much energy. To create a warp drive, an ungodly amount of mass/energy is need to warp spacetime, thats like taking a whole energy of a planet into a ship

[rgrggfdgfgr]

@highmountain0 I'm not even going to read you're letter and waste my time.

[highmountain0]

@rgrggfdgfgr it is like star wars out there more than you might think.

and yes you can travel through worm holes becuz worm holes are real, they exist in every part of the universe and every star and planet in any galaxy are connected to each other with mutliple worm holes. that aliens and space travelers have been using to travel through outer space and inner space for ever.

what we once knew, we have forgoten, what we have forgoten and once knew, we are begining to remember

[highmountain0]

good video.

do a video (just like this one) on levitation and flying saucer ufo technoligy. you can get all the info you need by watching on u tube "fyling suacer technoligy and levitration". ya.

flying saucers are round for a reason. flying saucers use rotating discs to pull them selves through space instead of pushing them selves through space like rocket sceince. reality is stranger than fiction. flying saucers are real and they are and have been piloted by real aliens for eons...

[rgrggfdgfgr]

@aquatimes637 I would disagree but I obviously can't know I'm right nor garentee that we will.

But based on the current state of progress in scientific and technological advansment I would say we will be venturing through space in ships within 30-40 years. within my life time for sure.

(My opinion)

[aquatimes637]

@rgrggfdgfgr but that does not mean there is a guarantee space exploration through out the solar system. it will take decades, if not centuries more to have a stable spaceship traveling.

[aquatimes637]

@quantomic1106 but guess what? astrophysicists like michio kaku and stephen hawking are creating their theories of quantum mechanics out of star trek movies and series and even from the matrix trilogy movies. if the way we learn about quantum physics is simple by watching sci-fi animes and movies, then we don't need text books on quantum mechanics.

[rgrggfdgfgr]

@aquatimes637 Well no because you must understand that as technology increases the speed of which we learn and create equally grows.

Ex} think about how much the populus has technologically advanced in the years between 1800-1980.

Then compare that to the grose amount of technology created in the years of 1980-2011.

(thats a big leap in 31 years)

[aquatimes637]

@rgrggfdgfgr in other words, space explorations are not possible for the next 300 years or so :)

[rgrggfdgfgr]

In reality ships can't maneuver with just wings and thrustors. (its not like starwars out there) secondly you can't travel through wormholes as they close WAY to fast and are 100% unstable. and thirdly you can't use guns and bullets in space what gravity will cause the bullet to fall into place, we would need to have lazers or somthing to thrust heavy objects into opposing ships which will be nothing like the weponds of the planet today.

Thank you for reading my comment. :)