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3/1/2013 2:41:15 AM
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When do you think we will be able to do/use interstellar traveling?
Just a thought, and before anyone can beat me to it. "Why are we here?"
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5 RepliesI give it 200 years
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Short of a warp drive-tier break through that causes it to rain Nobel Peace Prizes, not for a while. To be sure, I'm positive we'll have dabbled in interplanetary colonization, or started seriously planning it within our life times, but interstellar will take longer. Space travel, however, remains a necessity for us to survive, so we better get cracking.
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2 Repliesanywhere in the next 200 years I'd say.
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Who said I cannot do it?
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Interstellar travel is almost certainly thousands of years away from our current technological state. We need to get some better understanding of quantum physics and quantum [i]engineering[/i] before we'd be able to bring the concept of traveling to another star within a reasonable amount of time a feasibility. Colonization of the Solar System, though, I'd assume may begin a little bit before the start of the next millenium.
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Year 4000, at the earliest. Certainly not in this millennium.
