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So the question is... If we could send a probe to another star system and get information back from it within 25 years why isn't that the most funded project right now?
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Neil is such a humanitarian...love him.
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I am so in love with this manā¤
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This made me smile.. I myself too could live to hear real info of exo planets.. Yes!
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I'm actually excited for this
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Gigawatt lazers are still in the development stage, but signs are promising so far. I'm pretty confident that technology would have advanced enough to send nano satellites or probes with huge solar sails powered by gigawatt lazers in the next 10 years.
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Imagine trying to take a picture of a stop sign while going 134,123,325.8 mph past it.
Yes thats 20% the speed of light.
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Letās do it!!
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20 years to reach there and another 5 years to send back the information. Sounds like something to do. It will be huge.
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NanoSats can also be used within the solar system, to get fast information.
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How long would it take to reach 20% of C and then how do you slow them down? Reverse the sail and use Proxima Centauri's solar wind to slow the sail?
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Is this the Breakthrough Starshot project? Wow it's been a while since I've heard anything about it.
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Check out with the Aztecs were doin.
Pretty sure they had a accurate calendarl drawings of spaceships on cave walls road signs for spaceships built on top of mountains it's cool stuff
Before spaceships were made here.
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So the solar sail pushed by lasers is not 'off the shelf' technology. We understand the concepts. The manufacturing is within our capabilities, but would need quite a bit of practical engineering and prototyping first. The costs would be extremely high on the order of 100s of billions. We would be far better served to leverage that investment within our solar system developing our space capabilities like asteroid extraction, power generation, etc.
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Very interesting. I hope this is being funded already
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Could you see it in your lifetime? Yes. Will you? No. No funding.
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Proxima B (the planet) is bathed in dim red light, and occasional X-ray bursts from the dwarf star. It's also tidally locked (one face to the star, permanently), so it's no more habitable than the Moon. Fun Fact: the Moon is much closer. It only takes 3 days to get there, opposed to 70,000 years.
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Lasers based on Mars could propel spacecraft.
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Sillyness never stops surprising me!
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@ferraceWHEELman
2 months ago
"if you wear your seatbelt" caught me off guard roflmao
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