It is so nice to have you back!!! I watched most of your videos made during the lockdown but it is much nicer to see a live performance. 😀😀😀 greetings from Ukraine🇺🇦
Ahhh The World Science Festival here again! The top scientists discussing the new frontier. We may be forced from home one day too soon if A.I. and machine learning can’t save us from ourselves! Thanks for your broadcasting and rich, thought-provoking exploration and explanation of ideas! Long time fan ✨🦋
Absolutely loved this episode. I'm a regular watcher and this one is the best of the year. Thank you Brian for producing this programmes. As a non-scientist, I find watching your programmes one of the best ways to glimpse into the fields of physics and cosmology!
Thank you very much for this very interesting event. There is hope for the earth and the humans if we can work together across the borders. If the population are contiuing to increase on earth we will need to colonice Mars and other planets. Let Science bring peace amoung people all over the world and i am sure that in a hundred year the world will be a better place for all of us. There is no limit out there so let go for it....👍❤️
Yes, much of what I was taught years ago is outdated. That’s OK and I am aware that it is outdated because of cutting edge science that is becoming known to me through this program! What an exciting time to be alive!
To my mind, I would say that having a remote simulated gravity space station orbiting around the sun in the asteroid belt, would be the most economical solution to long term space habitability. Since many of the required resources are already there for the taking (metals, water, fuels, etc.) and they aren't trapped by planetary gravity which makes them relatively easy to mine and transport.
Smash The rocks together. Asteroid belt. We can build a new planet with gravity and all. engineer a a nice sustainable nuclear reaction in the middle. put in pipe works as we smash the rocks together. This is the Intelligent choice.
On the subject of ChatGPT... please do an updated episode on AI soon! I wouldn't be surprised if you could get Sam Altman on if you approached him through the right channels. He, somebody like Matt Wolfe (who is very up-to-date on AI developments), and two AI researchers/developers/ethicists who can discuss and ask questions about technical details would be a really interesting synergy.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for having me. You know, recently NASA was considering sending me to space to study string theory. But they quickly changed their minds when they realized, in zero gravity, it's impossible to keep the strings from tangling!" Yep, not very good yet.
Aude & Thomas both dodged Brian's question about risking human lives. That's a crucial difference in approach. SpaceX built Dragon to meet NASA's safety requirements, but future companies could fly any janky missions so long as the crew sign their disclaimers. It'll speed up expansion in capabilities enormously.
This is like watching an alternate reality to the tv show FOR ALL MANKIND. Aside from that random observation, this conversation is an interesting juxtaposition against the UAP Whistleblower UAP Congressional Hearings. Thanks for sharing.
It will be. It's coinciding with advancements in ai and robotics. It is much cheaper to keep ai functioning in space than keeping a person alive. This will propel the gaining of knowledge which will lead to colonization in our solar system.
Great talk, Brian! I have a question - Hayabusa2 found 20,000 organic molecules which is basically a VERY TINY number. For reference Avogadro number is 6.023*10^23 so 2*10^4 is a very small number. How are we then so sure that it is from a primordial asteroid and not leakage from earth's atmosphere or some earth-origin dust particle. Even an entropic argument seems to be in favor of a leakage into the sample collector (there could be innumerable ways of leaking such a minuscule number of molecules). How do we definitively know that the sample is 100.00% from that asteroid.
I need help with my new years resolution. I've figured out how to change the stars. My idea for changing the stars includes Orion and Pleiades (Subaru). I figure it's time to put something up there that's relevant to us, don't you think? Take Orion's belt and Betelgeuse becomes the head with a baseball hat. Below the belt are two legs bending at the knee. The feet aligning perfectly under the bent knees. The 3 stars of Orion's belt align perfectly as the 3 fat belt loops on a baseball uniform. The spear pointing at "Subaru" is the bat being swung and "Pleiades" is the baseball flying away after being hit. Put it all together and you get, "THE ALL-STAR." In my case, I see a left-handed batter and I imagine a "7" on the jersey. Which makes him, "Mickey." (As it should be ;-) But you can put any number you want, making, "THE ALL-STAR," any player you want. It'd be wrong of me to not, at least, try. This is me, trying. Pass it on, please and thank you. Don't worry, where I come from, crazy is a compliment. ;-P
The ChatGPT’s joke was actually decent. The astronaut indeed traveled to other side of the universe that is relative to the place where he started his journey.(This side of the road) 7:20
More scientists in politics more scientific education in the general lexicon. To my mind we have some how missed this as a imperative in the base syllabus of all education systems to-date.
In this era of robotic and ai systems filling less desirable jobs, we need to explore just for job creation. Another benefit, Steven Hawking says some disaster will make humans on earth extinct, other estimates less then 1 million, or as soon as 500 million years. With the technology we learn from habitating Mars, will be needed here in earth with in this 1000 year to 500 million years and before earth becomes hazardous to life. Being prepared to create sustainable life should be the first concern, and we learn that by taking Mars.
People speaking about space exploration when we haven't even explored our own planet is perplexing. We've dug a mere 7.5 miles into the Earth. We don't know much about our own planet yet carry such hubris about our understanding & abilities to explore other planets.
@@FringeSpectre "We know very little about what's underneath our feet" -Michio Kaku Now we've discovered large low shear velocity provinces in Earth and have no idea what those are. What's beneath our feet is theory not fact.
This program is airing simultaneously with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Once we worked with Russia. I am thinking about the recurring theme of Star Trek. World War III. In Star Trek, we humans survived World War III. Hopefully we will not have a World War III! Hopefully we will bring our problems to the negotiating table.
The cost of rocket production has gone down 1/3 because it is now non-union, low benefit, private sector employment working for stock options rather than benefits. It has little to do with 24 hr shift work. Come on Mr. Zurbuchen. Not to turn the conversation into a labor dispute, but it may be greed or the motivation for wealth that drives down costs at the front end. There has been a cultural shift in that regard since the early space program. How do scientists negotiate that phenomenon?
Perhaps a better joke would have been: "Why did the astronaut cross the black hole?" The same punchline, "to get to the other side of the universe." OK, so I'm not a professional comedy writer.
An intelligence superseding us by a billion years. Sheesh. We could be staring "them" right in the face and not even recognize it as life. They would be unimaginably different.
I don't think so. The elements that make us would be the same elements that make them. I imagine all life in the universe is much more similar to earth organisms than we think.
The elephant in the room is that SpaceX's divergence of Govt. Artemis funds for their 'Starship' program is a disgrace and has sadly set back human space exploration by decades.
I'm hoping that in 100 years we have moved on into and past our solar system, and have at least sent a probe to a neighboring system, maybe Alpha Centauri ?
We will benefit with anti-equilateral (plain & oscillate-handed multi-helical truss-forms, in particular) active pneumo'-articulate 'device-technologies, & [faux-grav'] ring-truss formulations. Thanks 'all.
Thats the best way Especially with a company like neura link we can one day implement human consciousness and experience into artificial intelligence to explore the depths of space with minimal causalities
What needs be found is not a problem with relativity, that's pretty solid. It will take insight, and technological developments we can't really imagine at this time. But, on the scale of that technological development, a century is quite a big chunk of time. What's the answer? Who knows. I left my crystal ball behind on the first trans-pacific passenger flight, only 33 years after the Wright Brothers' first brief, powered, sustained, and controlled airplane flight (1903). But, manned interstellar in a single human lifetime beginning less than a century from now is probably a stretch. Sadly, nobody in this conversation will live long enough to see the departure even in the best-case scenario.
How could you have this conversation and not mention spaceX. They are literally paving the way in this area and changed the way we do everything space. I donno man im a huge fan of wsf but this is inscrutable.
The most difficult part of searching for Extraterrestrial signals/Extraterrestrial Life is as in the Drake equation, N = R* x Fp x Nc x. Fl x Fi x Fc x L Where N is the # of intelligent civilizations capable of communication with us ... R* is the rate of star formation with in the Milkyway Galaxy ... Fp is the # fraction of stars that have planets in the habitable zone Nc is the # of planets that could support life per star with planets FL is the fraction of life-supporting planets that develop life Fi the fraction of those planets that support life develop intelligence Fc is the fraction of intelligent civilizations that develop communication tech L = The TIME that those communication capable intelligent civilizations exist I think eventually each of the variables will eventually have a relative number assigned. As future discovery and exploration answers these questions If you start out with 300 billion stars and we now know that on average, every star has planets the average number of planets orbiting in the habitable zone per star =1 This gives us 300 billion planets that are in the habitable zone of there relative star. If 1% of those 300 billion planets develop life ... this gives us 3 billion planets supporting life If 1% of those 3 billion planets that support life develop intelligent civilizations, this gives us 30,000,000 intelligent civilizations in our galaxy alone If 1% of those 30 million intelligent civilizations are capable of communicating with us, there would be 300,000 Extraterrestrial civilizations capable of communicating with us in our own galaxy BUT the last part of the equation has a degree of difficulty that is literally astronomical ... The longevity factor ... how long an intelligent communicating civilization can exist. Since humanity has only existed as a civilization for approximately 75,000 years and the Milkyway is approximately 13.2 billion years old Space-Time could be the dimension that prevents us from being aware of a universe so complex ....It would be like if our universe were only 2 dimensions ... existing in a 2 dimensional universe, we would only know about width and length ... Discovering Extraterrestrial Life, even if just fossilized microbes, would be the most profound discovery in human history
I think the Fermi Paradox is probable. We will probably destroy ourselves with advanced technology weapons . The warning signs are already visible .Do you think the likes of Russia, with such weapons ,won't end in disaster .It won't matter who else exists in the Universe .When we are capable enough , we are destructive enough.
I disagree. Everything up through Apollo and Shuttle was just our down payment. I believe we are now entering "the golden age of space exploration. " If you agree, please give it a thumbs up 👍
Correction. I shall call Apollo, The Shuttle, and ISS as a proof of concept. What happens next will become the Golden Age. But what will happen after that? The real road block is what happens when we're ready to move out of our solar system?
ChatGPT will not permit registration to complete unless you have access to a smartphone to receive a text message verification code. Every other account I have, from banking to government websites have other means to verify identity. Why is their site so stunted in this area?
@@kenadams5504 Hello? It's apparent that you missed the entire point of my post. You can't use ChatGPT unless you can receive a verification code via text message to complete registration. So, how am I supposed to do that? I know that to some it is incomprehensible that someone cannot receive text, and that is probably why you utterly failed to understand my post. Why don't YOU ask ChatGPT and post the results here, since I am not able to do as you say?
It is quite full of ignorant prejudice of Zurbuchen to think that advanced civilizations would have settlements on multiple planets. It means that he's ignorant about the macro-ethical reasons for why that'd be avoided by any civilization.
I dont understand why we're needing this new tecnologies, big preparation and training to send men on the moon! We've already done in 1969! Am I right?
Yeah, but wasn't very safe, killed three people on the ground, and almost killed another three in space(from 24 that were launched in whole program ) , and only 12 humans walked on the moon, and for very short periods of time (like some only few hours and others only a little more than two days ), we will need to make those things safer and continuous , and with all tehnologycal progress of the last 50 years we actually are knowing very little about the moon(the closest celestial bodies, witch should be the most knowed ) , so are good reasons to send humans again on the moon surface, and even beyond.
Humanity does come together with space exploration and science. I love that WSF is live on stage again. Welcome back, and keep em coming!
Excellent show. Brian is a great interviewer. I was unaware of the details of these coming missions. So exciting.
I can't tell you how happy I am these videos are back! I think I watched all the previous ones. These discussions are the best! 👏
It is so nice to have you back!!! I watched most of your videos made during the lockdown but it is much nicer to see a live performance. 😀😀😀 greetings from Ukraine🇺🇦
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 from your allies in Australia! ✨🦋. I hope you and your loved ones are safe and well.
Slava Ukraine. From the United States 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ahhh The World Science Festival here again! The top scientists discussing the new frontier. We may be forced from home one day too soon if A.I. and machine learning can’t save us from ourselves! Thanks for your broadcasting and rich, thought-provoking exploration and explanation of ideas! Long time fan ✨🦋
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We can all go back to being worried about being pretty again.
Absolutely loved this episode. I'm a regular watcher and this one is the best of the year. Thank you Brian for producing this programmes. As a non-scientist, I find watching your programmes one of the best ways to glimpse into the fields of physics and cosmology!
Being in the UK I, finally I get to see Brian and the guests live🙏👍👏👏🎆🎇🌛. Dx
Good panel. Respect to others home is imperative when you start exploring.
Thank you very much for this very interesting event.
There is hope for the earth and the humans if we can work together across the borders.
If the population are contiuing to increase on earth we will need to colonice Mars and other planets.
Let Science bring peace amoung people all over the world and i am sure that in a hundred year the world will be a better place for all of us.
There is no limit out there so let go for it....👍❤️
Really loved what Aude Vignelles had to say at the end of the conference. Very uplifting.
Excellent scientists keep the good jobs..
Space unite every nation
Love World Science Fest! Welcome back IRL!❤
70 years from Wright brothers to Apollo landings. That still blows my mind.
Yes, much of what I was taught years ago is outdated. That’s OK and I am aware that it is outdated because of cutting edge science that is becoming known to me through this program! What an exciting time to be alive!
its good to be back
Thank you, for coming online or live !
Thank you my best teacher .... we all the time supporting you!!
These are so good talks!!!!!! Love them. Great moderation as always by Brian Greene.
Brian Green is just phenomenal ! I love listening to the man !!!
Wish u do these shows outside US and Australia too, like in India! We need it so much!
Great discussion and I like the relaxed "atmosphere" of this panel.
The next generation and I’m right in line to be a forerunner
Great discussion and I like the relaxed "atmosphere" of this panel.
Yes, great to take a stroll to,....Tesla drivers... throw in a Porsche for the surprise factor.
We love you guys. Thank you Green.
Brian 😍👍🙌
Now there is some good content
Indeed
Very exciting future awaits us!
In a hundred years I hope we are building interstellar spaceships
You didnt actually take the vax, did you?? 🤣🤣🤣 HAHAHAHAHA!
we would likely have to build a large amount of infrastructure first in the Sol system before considered leaving into interstellar space.
To my mind, I would say that having a remote simulated gravity space station orbiting around the sun in the asteroid belt, would be the most economical solution to long term space habitability. Since many of the required resources are already there for the taking (metals, water, fuels, etc.) and they aren't trapped by planetary gravity which makes them relatively easy to mine and transport.
Smash The rocks together. Asteroid belt. We can build a new planet with gravity and all. engineer a a nice sustainable nuclear reaction in the middle. put in pipe works as we smash the rocks together. This is the Intelligent choice.
Thank you for this ❤ team outterspace
That roast by ChatGPT was epic. I wonder how you recovered from that, Brian!
On the subject of ChatGPT... please do an updated episode on AI soon! I wouldn't be surprised if you could get Sam Altman on if you approached him through the right channels. He, somebody like Matt Wolfe (who is very up-to-date on AI developments), and two AI researchers/developers/ethicists who can discuss and ask questions about technical details would be a really interesting synergy.
Do you think that the opening joke, particularly the answer: "You asked me to deliver the joke in the voice of Brian Green" is true?
How'd they get out of the prime directive question?
I'm positive I'll enjoy the replay better. The obnoxious trolling theists in the live chat pissed me off.
Checked the live chat replay. You weren't lying. How pathetic.
Thank you sir
wow, a little late to the party but so glad to see them up on the stage again
God Damn... Brian Greene is the F'ing man!
interesting conversation, good question of topic to be honest eventhough some were not answered. its is hard.
Are these only live in Australia? I would love to listen to something like this in person but I'm in Texas. Either way, thank you wsf and Dr Greene!!
I think they're normally in New York (but I could be mistaken). I was surprised when they mentioned this one is in Australia.
Very cool stuff.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for having me. You know, recently NASA was considering sending me to space to study string theory. But they quickly changed their minds when they realized, in zero gravity, it's impossible to keep the strings from tangling!"
Yep, not very good yet.
In worldly conflict we like to war game country vs country. When it comes to space all of earth bands together - it is wonderful.
Aude & Thomas both dodged Brian's question about risking human lives. That's a crucial difference in approach. SpaceX built Dragon to meet NASA's safety requirements, but future companies could fly any janky missions so long as the crew sign their disclaimers. It'll speed up expansion in capabilities enormously.
I dunno... The Titan didn't do much to advance deep sea exploration...
First time watching live, guess it will be the first time not watching at 2x speed hehe, still looking forward to another wholesome discussion.
2X is a bit rough. I find 1.5 more enjoyable.
This is like watching an alternate reality to the tv show FOR ALL MANKIND. Aside from that random observation, this conversation is an interesting juxtaposition against the UAP Whistleblower UAP Congressional Hearings. Thanks for sharing.
Great to see live WSF meeting.
This could be the age of the first great expanse
It will be. It's coinciding with advancements in ai and robotics. It is much cheaper to keep ai functioning in space than keeping a person alive. This will propel the gaining of knowledge which will lead to colonization in our solar system.
Its so powerful and true that a large quantity of what we were thought is wrong
Great talk, Brian! I have a question - Hayabusa2 found 20,000 organic molecules which is basically a VERY TINY number. For reference Avogadro number is 6.023*10^23 so 2*10^4 is a very small number. How are we then so sure that it is from a primordial asteroid and not leakage from earth's atmosphere or some earth-origin dust particle. Even an entropic argument seems to be in favor of a leakage into the sample collector (there could be innumerable ways of leaking such a minuscule number of molecules).
How do we definitively know that the sample is 100.00% from that asteroid.
Is it feasible to print a 3D habitat from material on the lunar surface? Possibly dig down so that there would be less material volume needed.
At 25.53 ..... this is the pinnacle of thw WSF 😂😂😂😂, i love it 😊
Physics is badazz.
I need help with my new years resolution. I've figured out how to change the stars.
My idea for changing the stars includes Orion and Pleiades (Subaru). I figure it's time to put something up there that's relevant to us, don't you think? Take Orion's belt and Betelgeuse becomes the head with a baseball hat. Below the belt are two legs bending at the knee. The feet aligning perfectly under the bent knees. The 3 stars of Orion's belt align perfectly as the 3 fat belt loops on a baseball uniform. The spear pointing at "Subaru" is the bat being swung and "Pleiades" is the baseball flying away after being hit. Put it all together and you get, "THE ALL-STAR." In my case, I see a left-handed batter and I imagine a "7" on the jersey. Which makes him, "Mickey." (As it should be ;-) But you can put any number you want, making, "THE ALL-STAR," any player you want. It'd be wrong of me to not, at least, try. This is me, trying. Pass it on, please and thank you. Don't worry, where I come from, crazy is a compliment. ;-P
100 yes from now I hope we will manipulate the seven galaxy or universe and use them efficiently sufficiently and sustainable..
Thank I appreciate you all
🥲 this made me so HAPPY! 🤓🥳NERDS RULE 🤘🏼😎
The ChatGPT’s joke was actually decent. The astronaut indeed traveled to other side of the universe that is relative to the place where he started his journey.(This side of the road) 7:20
This good
Other exploration operations should have been included
That lays it out.
More scientists in politics more scientific education in the general lexicon. To my mind we have some how missed this as a imperative in the base syllabus of all education systems to-date.
And less americans and muslims.
They are all anti-science.
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i thought the introduction was a add for a new paradox game
In this era of robotic and ai systems filling less desirable jobs, we need to explore just for job creation.
Another benefit, Steven Hawking says some disaster will make humans on earth extinct, other estimates less then 1 million, or as soon as 500 million years.
With the technology we learn from habitating Mars, will be needed here in earth with in this 1000 year to 500 million years and before earth becomes hazardous to life.
Being prepared to create sustainable life should be the first concern, and we learn that by taking Mars.
very VERY good
People speaking about space exploration when we haven't even explored our own planet is perplexing. We've dug a mere 7.5 miles into the Earth. We don't know much about our own planet yet carry such hubris about our understanding & abilities to explore other planets.
We know what's in the dirt. It's the ocean that needs exploration. Regardless your statement is stupid. We can do both.
@@FringeSpectre "We know very little about what's underneath our feet" -Michio Kaku
Now we've discovered large low shear velocity provinces in Earth and have no idea what those are. What's beneath our feet is theory not fact.
This program is airing simultaneously with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Once we worked with Russia. I am thinking about the recurring theme of Star Trek. World War III. In Star Trek, we humans survived World War III. Hopefully we will not have a World War III! Hopefully we will bring our problems to the negotiating table.
It is ww3, by proxy, and via the internet
😮😮😮😮well ingormeti0n good show 😅😅
The cost of rocket production has gone down 1/3 because it is now non-union, low benefit, private sector employment working for stock options rather than benefits. It has little to do with 24 hr shift work. Come on Mr. Zurbuchen. Not to turn the conversation into a labor dispute, but it may be greed or the motivation for wealth that drives down costs at the front end. There has been a cultural shift in that regard since the early space program. How do scientists negotiate that phenomenon?
If it wasn’t for science… we would not have the things we have today.
Perhaps a better joke would have been: "Why did the astronaut cross the black hole?" The same punchline, "to get to the other side of the universe." OK, so I'm not a professional comedy writer.
An intelligence superseding us by a billion years. Sheesh. We could be staring "them" right in the face and not even recognize it as life. They would be unimaginably different.
I don't think so. The elements that make us would be the same elements that make them. I imagine all life in the universe is much more similar to earth organisms than we think.
The elephant in the room is that SpaceX's divergence of Govt. Artemis funds for their 'Starship' program is a disgrace and has sadly set back human space exploration by decades.
oops...we´re already out there everyone
I'm hoping that in 100 years we have moved on into and past our solar system, and have at least sent a probe to a neighboring system, maybe Alpha Centauri ?
We will benefit with anti-equilateral (plain & oscillate-handed multi-helical truss-forms, in particular) active pneumo'-articulate 'device-technologies, & [faux-grav'] ring-truss formulations. Thanks 'all.
I 'll have human intelligence and interaction over artificial ones.
Thats the best way
Especially with a company like neura link we can one day implement human consciousness and experience into artificial intelligence to explore the depths of space with minimal causalities
We can talk about it until we are blue in the face. We won't know until the event occurs.
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Did he say "Australian" in an Australian accent? 🤣
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I would hope in 100 years we will be interstellar. There need to be some modification to general relativity to make this happen.
Don't hold your breath on breaking general relativity.
What needs be found is not a problem with relativity, that's pretty solid. It will take insight, and technological developments we can't really imagine at this time. But, on the scale of that technological development, a century is quite a big chunk of time. What's the answer? Who knows. I left my crystal ball behind on the first trans-pacific passenger flight, only 33 years after the Wright Brothers' first brief, powered, sustained, and controlled airplane flight (1903).
But, manned interstellar in a single human lifetime beginning less than a century from now is probably a stretch. Sadly, nobody in this conversation will live long enough to see the departure even in the best-case scenario.
As in fantabulous
You to good
Yush
How could you have this conversation and not mention spaceX. They are literally paving the way in this area and changed the way we do everything space. I donno man im a huge fan of wsf but this is inscrutable.
they did mention it
He's a liberal and does not like mr. Musk
I think he should have said "Astronauts should be less like overpaid footballers."
The most difficult part of searching for Extraterrestrial signals/Extraterrestrial Life is as in the Drake equation,
N =
R* x Fp x Nc x. Fl x Fi x Fc x L
Where N is the # of intelligent civilizations capable of communication with us ...
R* is the rate of star formation with in the Milkyway Galaxy ...
Fp is the # fraction of stars that have planets in the habitable zone
Nc is the # of planets that could support life per star with planets
FL is the fraction of life-supporting planets that develop life
Fi the fraction of those planets that support life develop intelligence
Fc is the fraction of intelligent civilizations that develop communication tech
L = The TIME that those communication capable intelligent civilizations exist
I think eventually each of the variables will eventually have a relative number assigned. As future discovery and exploration answers these questions
If you start out with 300 billion stars and we now know that on average,
every star has planets the average number of planets orbiting in the habitable zone per star =1
This gives us 300 billion planets that are in the habitable zone of there relative star.
If 1% of those 300 billion planets develop life ... this gives us 3 billion planets supporting life
If 1% of those 3 billion planets that support life develop intelligent civilizations,
this gives us 30,000,000 intelligent civilizations in our galaxy alone
If 1% of those 30 million intelligent civilizations are capable of communicating with us, there would be 300,000 Extraterrestrial civilizations capable of communicating with us in our own galaxy BUT the last part of the equation has a degree of difficulty that is literally astronomical ... The longevity factor ... how long an intelligent communicating civilization can exist.
Since humanity has only existed as a civilization for approximately 75,000 years and the Milkyway is approximately 13.2 billion years old
Space-Time could be the dimension that prevents us from being aware of a universe so complex ....It would be like if our universe were only 2 dimensions ... existing in a 2 dimensional universe, we would only know about width and length ...
Discovering Extraterrestrial Life, even if just fossilized microbes, would be the most profound discovery in human history
I think the Fermi Paradox is probable. We will probably destroy ourselves with advanced technology weapons . The warning signs are already visible .Do you think the likes of Russia, with such weapons ,won't end in disaster .It won't matter who else exists in the Universe .When we are capable enough , we are destructive enough.
next horror movie is ANNIHILATION BY DUST BUNNY 🐰 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
U guys will get all the answers once u explore your soul with...that is the ultimate science
I disagree. Everything up through Apollo and Shuttle was just our down payment. I believe we are now entering "the golden age of space exploration. " If you agree, please give it a thumbs up 👍
Correction. I shall call Apollo, The Shuttle, and ISS as a proof of concept. What happens next will become the Golden Age.
But what will happen after that? The real road block is what happens when we're ready to move out of our solar system?
What about hydrogen from the sun mixing with oxygen in our atmosphere to create our water, star water.
I'm sorry Mr. Green but if the speaker guest presence cannot be there with you in person then don't come!
Space exploration? More like UNIVERSE DOMINATION and that's a FACT!
ChatGPT will not permit registration to complete unless you have access to a smartphone to receive a text message verification code. Every other account I have, from banking to government websites have other means to verify identity. Why is their site so stunted in this area?
Why don't you ask chatgpt ?
@@kenadams5504 Hello? It's apparent that you missed the entire point of my post. You can't use ChatGPT unless you can receive a verification code via text message to complete registration. So, how am I supposed to do that? I know that to some it is incomprehensible that someone cannot receive text, and that is probably why you utterly failed to understand my post.
Why don't YOU ask ChatGPT and post the results here, since I am not able to do as you say?
Porque to aqui
a robot can also not die in space.
Lost me when he said, "...vaccines were tested..." Sold Out.
Was the vaccine intro necessary
😂
😂😂. I know right.
Was the vaccine necessary!!!!
imo the first question would be something like have you seen the princess bride?
None is out there looking for us.
They are looking at us, a fallen world.
It is quite full of ignorant prejudice of Zurbuchen to think that advanced civilizations would have settlements on multiple planets. It means that he's ignorant about the macro-ethical reasons for why that'd be avoided by any civilization.
I dont understand why we're needing this new tecnologies, big preparation and training to send men on the moon! We've already done in 1969! Am I right?
Yeah, but wasn't very safe, killed three people on the ground, and almost killed another three in space(from 24 that were launched in whole program ) , and only 12 humans walked on the moon, and for very short periods of time (like some only few hours and others only a little more than two days ), we will need to make those things safer and continuous , and with all tehnologycal progress of the last 50 years we actually are knowing very little about the moon(the closest celestial bodies, witch should be the most knowed ) , so are good reasons to send humans again on the moon surface, and even beyond.
No one likes to discuss Venus.