PredFan
Diamond Member
just answering RW's post....he seems to think that science will never figure out how to travel safely in space let alone go faster....and of course scientist in the future wont know anymore than they do now......Problem with traveling at near the speed of light is the affect it has on mass and the generation of heat. Hard to imagine a ship surviving that let alone a living organismI believe it is most likely that we are the most advanced life form in the universe, certainly in the galaxy. There is very likely life on other planets and moons, likely even in our own solar system.
We have never been contacted by aliens nor will we be. The distances are too great and the physics laws are unbreakable.
There are things that might possibly work around the limit of the speed of light.
Worm holes, space warp, space expansion, and quantum entanglement seem to be able to traverse the speed of light in practical terms.
Will we ever… travel faster than the speed of light?
Four ways to break the universe's speed limit
Faster than the Speed of Light? NASA Looks at Warp Drive
I suspect very much that the scientists in the future will know quite a bit more than they do now....are you being sarcastic?
Yeah don't hold your breath waiting for it to happen.