We Are On The Verge of Interstellar Flight...

Besides, if earth had the ability to intersteller flight , they would have to create a worm hole. so to speak.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: operayt

That would indeed be a choice craft but end of the day pics or it did not happen.

TR-3B is about as plausible as Bob Lazar claims the property's of element 115.

Interesting. Really.

Not even the Tr3b can master intersteller flight. How far is the nearest STAR ? Many, Many light YEARS.

a reply to: operayt

If we did have the capability and energy requirements to create stable wormholes the size of our world would hardly be an issue. That being said disappearing something the size of earth from one star system to the next could have direct repercussions regarding celestial mechanics of the respective solar systems involved.

They have found a planet that can sustain human life on , BUT , who knows what diseases it has to offer. I would have to look that up again to find out how many light years away that planet is.

a reply to: operayt

About 4.3 light years.

In celestial measurements/terms its a hop, skip and a jump away.

en.wikipedia.org...

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: operayt

If we did have the capability and energy requirements to create stable wormholes the size of our world would hardly be an issue. That being said disappearing something the size of earth from on star system to the next could have direct repercussions regarding celestial mechanics of the respective solar systems involved.

Why on earth would you want to transport a WHOLE planet ?

a reply to: operayt

Suppose it depends on where you want to go, logistical speaking it a great idea especially if our Sun should experience problems but you are talking type 2 maybe even 3 Kardashev scale civilization before such a feat could be attainable.

a reply to: SLAYER69

i got the tunes.

a reply to: operayt

Why on earth would you want to transport a WHOLE planet ?

One planet? That's nothing.
www.popularmechanics.com...

a reply to: operayt

Did you ever see that show called "The Event"?

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: operayt

About 4.3 light years.

In celestial measurements/terms its a hop, skip and a jump away.

en.wikipedia.org...

so in order to get to this new planet they found you would have to travel at the speed of light for 4.5 years.

originally posted by: WashMoreFeet
a reply to: operayt

Did you ever see that show called "The Event"?

NO. give a small run down.

a reply to: operayt

Yes.

Thats just our nearest star, we cannot confirm as to there being any habitable planets there yet.

a reply to: operayt

They moved a planet because alienzzz.
Is that small enough?

originally posted by: WashMoreFeet
a reply to: operayt

They moved a planet because alienzzz.
Is that small enough?

ok.

a reply to: operayt

. "At the end, the portal succeeds in transporting the entire alien planet into Earth's orbit. Looking into the sky, the President's son asks his mother Christina: "What is it?" She replies: "Home"... suggesting that she too was a sleeper this entire time."

en.m.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: WashMoreFeet

Ooooh. Like Pandorum.
Creepy. But a pretty good movie all in all.

a reply to: WashMoreFeet

Sounds like Montauk project/Philadelphia experiment type scenario.