Making Sense of It All
No. First of all, we’re not “inside the Earth.” We are on the earth. Since the universe isn’t a “globe” and we are not inside the globe known as Earth, then we aren’t inside a globe. Unless of course you’re inside one of these: Answer requested by Sam Gibbs
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During Earth’s night you can see the lights of major cities from the moon. So this would imply that further out from the moon one could detect light. Then there are the radio and television waves. They go out infinitely into space, but they become four times weaker every time the distance doubles. In any […]
Read More →Just as soon as we can solve the problem of only going 20 times slower than 1 tenth the speed of light, our fastest speed to date. Sadly, the ability for humans to send humans to other stars will most likely never happen.
Read More →There is no stigma. All of science is dedicated to discover extraterrestrial life. We would be completely excited to find even a fossil of a microbe from space because it would be the ultimate affirmation that life can evolve from matter on another world other than Earth. Our best hope at present is to find […]
Read More →Mechanical, intentional interstellar travel is unlikely since the distances are far too great to imagine. The best anyone could achieve is interplanetary travel within one’s own solar system. Therefore, if we pass the buck and say life didn’t start here but started somewhere else and arrived here, it would have had to arrive on a […]
Read More →We don’t know. Some people think we know, but a real scientist will agree with my first sentence. The theory, still unproven, is that life evolves from dead matter. We’re still searching for life on other planets to prove this wet-dream of scientists, but still we have no proof of concept – just a concept […]
Read More →Not much to the sun. It would be a big deal to us. Let’s put it in perspective. 1 View
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