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Daily Archives: May 2, 2022
The Future of Space Travel – The Skyhook
Infrastructure is everywhere. Most every way of transport that we consider using regularly has immense infrastructure. Cars have roads, trains have rails and stations, and airplanes have airports and runways. But with space travel, we take the brute force method, spending immense amounts of money and forcing a rocket to defy gravity and get itself …
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The Fermi Paradox : Are We Alone?
The Fermi Paradox Picture The universe is magnificently huge, and hence should have countless opportunities for life to develop, but that then begs the question, where are all the aliens? Due to the expansion of the universe being faster than the speed of life, there may be life throughout many galaxies, or even most of …
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The Egg
A man named Andy Weir, created an idea of life and the universe called, The Egg. The story starts out with a man dying in a car crash and coming face to face with what seems to be God. Immediately this person begins asking about their family and the life they left behind along with […] Continue reading
The Fermi Paradox
The Fermi Paradox attempts to describe why we have not made contact/found any intelligent life although the conservative estimate for how many intelligent civilizations there are throughout the universe is ten million billion. This theory is completely based on speculative math using the data we know about our universe. The paradox also describes Types of […] Continue reading