DarthGinsu
DarthGinsu t1_iwt8pk1 wrote
Reply to comment by VaguelyFamiliarVoice in Dark matter may be information itself by newsphilosophy
Damn it, Morpheus, get me out.
DarthGinsu t1_iv2erbh wrote
"When the moon lit red, the time was nigh. That's what started the squirrel uprising...the dark days"
DarthGinsu t1_iuevt84 wrote
Reply to comment by dingo1018 in The scariest picture of space... by EDFLsnape
A hypothetical "Warp Drive" pulls space through it so you aren't moving faster than light, you are choosing how much space siphons through it to arrive at your destination.
DarthGinsu t1_iucm7ua wrote
Reply to comment by Travellingjake in The scariest picture of space... by EDFLsnape
Maybe, if their into watching someone bum around the house.
Just pass down instructions to, in the future, view a certain point in time when you're giving the finger.
DarthGinsu t1_iuc9zdf wrote
Reply to comment by EDFLsnape in The scariest picture of space... by EDFLsnape
Imagine sitting on a couch and decide to watch Italy 1521, but then got bored so you decide to switch to Feudal Japan 1190
DarthGinsu t1_iuc99ua wrote
Reply to comment by EDFLsnape in The scariest picture of space... by EDFLsnape
From reading/watching material. They were discussing a solar telescope, using the sun's mass to act as a lense and see the light that gets bent around the sun. You could probably see things on planets in a detailed fashion. Then introduce the theory of a ship that is able to travel faster than light because space gets pulled through it.
Now combine the two, if you can travel faster than light without actually breaking the speed limit of light and have that telescope. Depending on where you place that device, you could see light before it reaches there.
This would make viewing actual history unfold since its the light of the past that the device would be getting ahead of.
DarthGinsu t1_iuc8esx wrote
Reply to The scariest picture of space... by EDFLsnape
The gravity lensing in this makes me imagine trying to head to it, only to find out it was somehwere else and light was just bent there by gravity causing travel routes, I would think, to be a little Swirly Dirly. Hopefully more people appreciate what hasn't been seen and make this cork screwing cosmic rollercoaster of a little blue marble a better place so that way we can atleast live to know Life will spread. Imagine in the future a kid on his history test says "What planet did humans originate"
DarthGinsu t1_iub0w0o wrote
Reply to comment by squeevey in Amazon may have to turn to SpaceX for help launching its Starlink rival service by Soupjoe5
A lot of people have their fingers in too many pies. It's a big club and we're not invited.
DarthGinsu t1_iu0107k wrote
Reply to US Space Systems debriefs Jeff Bezos and Blue Origin executives on military space weapon applications and opportunities by upyoars
Amazon, from A to Z (Including Warfare). It iritates me that most of the world can't just focus on, I don't know, discovery?
DarthGinsu t1_irctq59 wrote
Reply to comment by ANTristotle in New NASA Pic of Jupiter’s Icy Moon Europa Is the Most Detailed One Yet by ANTristotle
Your tauntaun will freeze before you reach the first marker.
DarthGinsu t1_iyaju73 wrote
Reply to comment by geniusgrunt in Extragalactic SETI looks for life beyond the Milky Way. But where? In game theory one solution is a Schelling point — a single event that draws different group's attention. A binary neutron star merger could act as one, because observers across the universe will all be looking in the same direction. by EricFromOuterSpace
Civilizations could have already occurred or haven't yet. If we don't settle other worlds, the mantle of earth will eventually gobble up all evidence of our own existence if we aren't around by then. Applying that to a "Past" civilization on Earth is moot as well due to it being impossbile to find the evidence of such an outstanding claim.