How Do You Think We Can Get To Proxima B?

originally posted by: hiddenlight
Sorry kid. Some of us live pay check to pay check and don't think about playing light-bright with ourselves or the stars.
No offense.

You're no fun at all.

a reply to: Blue Shift

Yea, I agree, I am no fun at all. Too buzy working my ass off in the real world.

Sorry kid. Life sucks. That's reality.

a reply to: hiddenlight

You know, in a thread about space travel, your response was a dick move.

OT: I'd like to think, if I had a terminal disease, put me on one of those one way rockets. Ship me off with a radio and let's see what's on one of these planets or even a black hole. Think they'd let me go? lol

originally posted by: hiddenlight
Yea, I agree, I am no fun at all. Too buzy working my ass off in the real world.
Sorry kid. Life sucks. That's reality.

Well, then, stop wasting time posting on some conspiracy nut board!

a reply to: Eshel

You're welcome -kiss kiss. And don't forget about it.

Hypothetically...

With current and advancing technology and a fully funded budget of $8.25 trillion, it is possible to build a spacecraft and propulsion system capable of accelerating to half light speed, carrying a crew of up to 10 humans with an approximate departure (if project was approved today) from earth orbit on January 21, 2034. arriving 9.7457 years later. One way trip only.

An unmanned mission with a vehicle capable of orbiting a planet or moon, landing a probe similar to Mars missions could be done for nearly half the expense, but the same timeframe. Odds of success for an automated mission like this are not good. Manned mission much better.

More detailed plans are available for a fee.

First of all they have to find a photon they think came from that star system. Perhaps frozen in the Antarctic ice. Then they would create a quantum entanglement engine that would seek out its twin photon in Proxima B. Thus creating a wormhole instant connection to that star system. Just teleport through quantum entanglement theory. Easy as pie.

a reply to: TamtammyMacx

Man, I got a "Brown Photon" so hard -I gotta keep the matches away from it. Oh no--- staanndd baccckkk *BOOOOOOM*

a reply to: hiddenlight

I believe you're correct, you should test the theory as soon as possible, unless you already have. Somehow I believe you already have.

Why not ask the Nordics, or the aliens mining the dark side of the moon for a lift there. It's not like we would be asking anything difficult for them.

a reply to: alpha015

Magic Carpet

we're talking GTA theft

a reply to: TamtammyMacx

Im pretty sure thats not how it works.

Project Orion.

It worked and was "shut down". /not shut down in reality.

originally posted by: tadaman
Project Orion.

It worked and was "shut down". /not shut down in reality.

'xctly. Their backwards engineered crashed crafts crawling tah 'B as we spee

originally posted by: ShadeWolf
Not fast enough, if you ask anyone who's ever made the Hutton Orbital run...but I digress, and nobody here is gonna get that joke anyways.

Did you get your mug?

"Black Hole Spaceship Propulsion"

"Black Hole Starships"

just pop the address into your GPS and you're good to go. (pick a good orator with a pleasant voice, for such a long journey).