These are some of the things that hydrogen atoms do.. (2 Viewers)

[Philosoraptor]

This is broken down in to a good few segments but well worth a listen to.

Got to remember the correct order.

First the prelude.

The end of Cosmos.

 

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[Gazolba]

The problem is there is no other habitable world within reach of current travel technology.
Habitable means there must be breathable air, tolerable temperature, water, food and raw materials.
The likelihood we will discover a habitable world and have the means to transport the people and materials there needed to set up a new cilvilisation is close to zero.
We will likely wipe ourselves out way before that becomes even a remote possibility.
And it's probably good that we will because we have ruined the Earth and we would ruin wherever we went to next.
The only possibility we have is if some friendly aliens visit the earth and are benevolent enough to offer us their already-developed technology to achieve it.

 

[Otis]

But then we would use that friendly, already-developed technology to build weapons and go back to war with one and another.

 

[Sbarcher]

Who needs weapons? Just infect a few people and send them over. Job done!

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Who needs weapons? Just infect a few people and send them over. Job done!

It's called biological warfare and has been done before. Banned under Geneva (though how you'd actually stop it I don't know - I guess it gets tried quite often and gets foiled and not mentioned to maintain public order - can you imagine people if they got told x amount of plots have been foiled to release deadly diseases in this country. Xenophobics would be in heaven)

 

[mark_ccfc]

You don't need habitable planets when you can build 'mini-Earth's' in space:-
O’Neill colonies: A decades-long dream for settling space

 

[Ring Of Steel]

The problem is there is no other habitable world within reach of current travel technology.
Habitable means there must be breathable air, tolerable temperature, water, food and raw materials.
The likelihood we will discover a habitable world and have the means to transport the people and materials there needed to set up a new cilvilisation is close to zero.
We will likely wipe ourselves out way before that becomes even a remote possibility.
And it's probably good that we will because we have ruined the Earth and we would ruin wherever we went to next.
The only possibility we have is if some friendly aliens visit the earth and are benevolent enough to offer us their already-developed technology to achieve it.

I think that it’s pretty likely aliens have been visiting earth for many, many years, but whether they’re benevolent who knows.

 

[Nick]

Somebody been on the acid without sharing?

 

[Philosoraptor]

This is how you do a drum and bass track on YouTube,