How Will We Reach PROXIMA CENTAURI ?? 😲 w/ Neil deGrasse Tyson

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[krylissnorwind]

We only have 39 more years to go until Zefram Cochrane invents warp drive!

[kzazazazk]

The idea realistically would be to accelerate to between 10-25% light speed. Many issues still exist like prolonged sustenance for upwards of 2 decades, surviving the extreme cosmic radiation once you exit the solar sheathe (the sun has a magnetic field much like earth does encompassing the solar system), and my personal favorite, decelerating enough to enter orbit around where you're going. 💀

[jakewilliamson]

That spaceship reaching proxima before gta6

[andrewklingaman]

It works in both directions. Any extraterrestrial beings would have to have tackled the problem of time travel.

[bryangriffin]

I know it’s still insanely far away. Everything’s out of reach. It’s almost like we weren’t meant to.

[volentastudios]

In 1936 a newspaper from the New York time said that a rocket could never get out the atmosphere

[firstcynic]

There are many other possibilities.
We can make drives that get up to 10% or even 20% of lightspeed.
We can use unmanned probes.
We can make seed ships.

[Tony.kayAmiri]

If you look at all the conditions outside we are not meant to leave this rock.. I usually think our best shot is to send ai robots and fertilized embryos.

[NytronX]

Bob Lazar knows a guy who can get you there sooner.

[JoboMcFakeAF]

Defying biology seems a lot more feasible than harnessing ‘Wormholes’

[abrahamalvarez]

At this point I believe whatever created life has put a limit on how smart we can be

[Kaziro_myoshi]

The key is gravity, understanding its relationship between matter, antimatter, and dark matter, is key to understanding how the universe is the way it is and could lead to us knowing new forms of mathematics that could enable us to manipulate it and create a wormhole. If dark matter is able to be concentrated in large amounts without collapsing into a black hole yet have enough gravity to hold the galaxies and superclusters together than it might be possible that since gravity is the curvature of space-time continuem it could in my theory be used to contract the space in front of an object while expanding the space behind that same object basically warping space-time to traverse an incomprehensible distance almost instantaneously.

[Mr_Valentin.]

Y'all remember when he said that the thing he doesn't like about the movie interstellar is the fact that they went for a wormhole solution instead of fixing dirt?

[marvelxdccomics]

Even if we leave today..with all favourable conditions..and reach after 70K years we’ll find a human civilisation that left 60K years after us and has been there since 5K years already….space is a scary place

[yogbrana]

Just like interstellar we need wormhole and cryosleep.

[They_Call_Me_HeartFace]

if working on a wormhole is easier than defy our biology we are fucked.

[crewcutter]

spacefold is the best way to travel long distances.

[DanielMarkley-ov]

I’m going to bet they already have tech that treats space travel like a flight across the country.

[richprovan]

Fastest thing we've ever launched was a manhole cover

[deenell]

Wormholes are not possible. You have to shrink an expanding space effectively bringing to distant objects together. It'll never happen.