I looked this up. Pretty cool information. I think all we can do is dream at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by RADIOACTIVE MAN
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I looked this up. Pretty cool information. I think all we can do is dream at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by RADIOACTIVE MAN
https://spectrum.ieee.org/image/Mzc2NDkyNQ.jpeg
The name of the rover that landed on Mars is called Perseverance. The rover launched in July 30, 2020 and arrived on Mars on February 18, 2021. The objective of Perseverance is to search for ancient life signs in the soil and rocks on Mars. Perseverance will collect rock samples, place the samples in a spot where they can be picked up on a separate mission.
NASA has never attempted to pick up samples from another planet so this will be interesting.
For some odd reason, i don’t give 2 shits about Mars, nothing about that planet interests me at all .
Why? It's a starting point before interstellar travel can be achieved. Actually, humans setting up shop on Mars is a great starting point for planet exploration.Quote:
Originally Posted by RADIOACTIVE MAN
Article outlining how to acheive faster than light speed travel. Interesting
https://newatlas.com/physics/ftl-war...gative-energy/
^That'll be nice if they can produce a machine. That's one thing about theories. NASA wants to do a Away type mission to the moon. Set up shop type thing.
Mars is predicted to support human life within the next 30 years.
https://scitechdaily.com/mars-settle...-by-elon-musk/
Pentagon confirms video of transmedium UFO
https://thedebrief.org/pentagon-conf...-is-authentic/
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Thank you for posting this. I am glad that the government is telling the truth regarding their knowledge of UFOs. It is strange. The pilots say that they see UFOs all the time. It makes you think is it other countries testing highly advanced equipment or are they something from another planet. I will say that no country on this planet has the capability to make a aircraft teleport.Quote:
Originally Posted by b-dolo
A wobble in the moon may cause the coast in the U.S. to be flooded in the near future.
https://www.livescience.com/high-tid...e-change-2030?
What about Richard Branson taking his first trip into space, paving the way for space tourism?
That is remarkable. I don't even like flying, so don't think I would be to interested in going, considering the cost would go down at some point.