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  • When is Warp Drive going to be invented?

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #58

    @the-gipper said:

    When is Warp Drive going to be invented?

    Probably never.

  • @the-gipper said:

    When is Warp Drive going to be invented?

    Probably never.

    hoortaH hoorta wrote on last edited by hoorta
    #59

    @orion said:

    Probably never.

    It won't  happen in  our lifetime,  but don't  be so negative.  Only a couple  hundred years ago, the idea of airplanes was scoffed at.  Sure, the space/time Relativity problem is there but who's to say someday  someone  won't be able to solve it? 

    The technology advances I've seen in my lifetime are astounding.  Guys are doing  astrophotography in their back yards now that surpasses anything that the Hale telescope  was doing  back in the 60s. Finding  exoplanets  was considered fantasy  back then too. 

  • @orion said:

    Probably never.

    It won't  happen in  our lifetime,  but don't  be so negative.  Only a couple  hundred years ago, the idea of airplanes was scoffed at.  Sure, the space/time Relativity problem is there but who's to say someday  someone  won't be able to solve it? 

    The technology advances I've seen in my lifetime are astounding.  Guys are doing  astrophotography in their back yards now that surpasses anything that the Hale telescope  was doing  back in the 60s. Finding  exoplanets  was considered fantasy  back then too. 

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by hoorta
    #60

    @hoorta said:

    It won't  happen in  our lifetime,  but don't  be so negative.  Only a couple  hundred years ago, the idea of airplanes was scoffed at.  Sure, the space/time Relativity problem is there but who's to say someday  someone  won't be able to solve it? 

    The technology advances I've seen in my lifetime are astounding.  Guys are doing  astrophotography in their back yards now that surpasses anything that the Hale telescope  was doing  back in the 60s. Finding  exoplanets  was considered fantasy  back then too. 

    3D Printing and Nano technologies are the way to the future , also.. AI is evolving at an ever fast exponential rate..

  • @hoorta said:

    It won't  happen in  our lifetime,  but don't  be so negative.  Only a couple  hundred years ago, the idea of airplanes was scoffed at.  Sure, the space/time Relativity problem is there but who's to say someday  someone  won't be able to solve it? 

    The technology advances I've seen in my lifetime are astounding.  Guys are doing  astrophotography in their back yards now that surpasses anything that the Hale telescope  was doing  back in the 60s. Finding  exoplanets  was considered fantasy  back then too. 

    3D Printing and Nano technologies are the way to the future , also.. AI is evolving at an ever fast exponential rate..

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on last edited by
    #61

    @nickers said:

    3D Printing and Nano technologies are the way to the future , also.. AI is evolving at an ever fast exponential rate..

    The way of the future maybe some something we haven’t even thought of 

  • @ballpeen said:

    Well, it may have happed 20,000 years ago and we are about to see the results.

    Well maybe not that long ago. It's only about 700+ light years away.

    ballpeenB ballpeen wrote on last edited by
    #62

    @texasag1969 said:

    Well maybe not that long ago. It's only about 700+ light years away.

    And maybe Monocerotis, which is about 20,000 LY away finally blew about 20,0000 years back  It is a red pulsating star.  Hubble documented one of the pulsations in 2008.  It pulsates violently.  It's solar radii in some where between 390 and 1900.  At it's largest, if you put in in place of our sun, it's outer atmosphere would be out past Jupiter.  The variance in it's size makes it a good candidate to put on a very spectacular light show.

  • @nickers said:

    3D Printing and Nano technologies are the way to the future , also.. AI is evolving at an ever fast exponential rate..

    The way of the future maybe some something we haven’t even thought of 

    nickersN nickers wrote on last edited by
    #63

    @the-gipper said:

    The way of the future maybe some something we haven’t even thought of 

    Absolutely!...

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Well maybe not that long ago. It's only about 700+ light years away.

    And maybe Monocerotis, which is about 20,000 LY away finally blew about 20,0000 years back  It is a red pulsating star.  Hubble documented one of the pulsations in 2008.  It pulsates violently.  It's solar radii in some where between 390 and 1900.  At it's largest, if you put in in place of our sun, it's outer atmosphere would be out past Jupiter.  The variance in it's size makes it a good candidate to put on a very spectacular light show.

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by TexasAg1969
    #64

    @ballpeen said:

    And maybe Monocerotis, which is about 20,000 LY away finally blew about 20,0000 years back  It is a red pulsating star.  Hubble documented one of the pulsations in 2008.  It pulsates violently.  It's solar radii in some where between 390 and 1900.  At it's largest, if you put in in place of our sun, it's outer atmosphere would be out past Jupiter.  The variance in it's size makes it a good candidate to put on a very spectacular light show.

    Of course putting this in a football perspective, our two key stars on O and D blew up on us in 2019.???

  • @ballpeen said:

    And maybe Monocerotis, which is about 20,000 LY away finally blew about 20,0000 years back  It is a red pulsating star.  Hubble documented one of the pulsations in 2008.  It pulsates violently.  It's solar radii in some where between 390 and 1900.  At it's largest, if you put in in place of our sun, it's outer atmosphere would be out past Jupiter.  The variance in it's size makes it a good candidate to put on a very spectacular light show.

    Of course putting this in a football perspective, our two key stars on O and D blew up on us in 2019.???

    OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #65

    @texasag1969 said:

    Of course putting this in a football perspective, our two key stars on O and D blew up on us in 2019.???

    The went SubNova!

  • @texasag1969 said:

    Of course putting this in a football perspective, our two key stars on O and D blew up on us in 2019.???

    The went SubNova!

    T TexasAg1969 wrote on last edited by
    #66

    @orion said:

    The went SubNova!

    6-10 sure felt like damn near Supernova after all the expectations for this team.???

  • C calfoxwc wrote on last edited by
    #67

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  • The Browns Hire Asshat Grigson Back As Consultant!

    That's absolutely brilliant!   When you don't know what to do, you consult with Grigson and do the opposite.  Simple!

    Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
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    @orion said:

    The Browns Hire Asshat Grigson Back As Consultant!

    That's absolutely brilliant!   When you don't know what to do, you consult with Grigson and do the opposite.  Simple!

    @canton-mike said:

    That's pretty close to what I was thinking.

    It was exactly what I was thinking...

    Only question in my mind was, "Costanza or Little Big Man?"

  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on last edited by
    #69

    We now return you to the BrownsBoard production of Cosmos...

  • OrionO Orion wrote on last edited by
    #70

    I've GOT IT!     Betelgeuse is experiencing a core collapse in super duper slow motion!  And because the collapse is so slow it won't bounce into a supernova.  Instead it will collapse into a singularity and delete the universe.    -  I'm gonna have to hurry and write a paper before we get deleted!