First off, there are many adversities faced when the topic of interstellar travel rises. There are just too many issues to make interstellar travel viable, in our life times and possibly, ever. There is the issue of propulsion, as our traditional means of getting from point A to point B doesn't really cut it when moving across the vast distances of space. There are viable methods, like wormholes and Alcubierre drives, but they're entirely theoretical. Other problems like protecting the shuttle from radiation and space debris and something known as The Wait Calculation really don't make things better. The list goes on, which brings me back to my question...
Is it probable?
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Edited by Geth: 2/2/2015 12:26:00 AMIn our own system, possibly. Outside our system, no. Space is to large and even at the fastest speed conceivable it would take thousands of years just to reach a world that could be colonized by humans. It will never happen