/sci/ - Science & Math

Why not spread life throught this galaxy in bacterial form? Cheaper smaller rockets and these life forms can manage millions of years inside a capsule surrounded by lead.

>>15471199

>>15466968
Wouldnt it be easier and cheaper to send more simple forms of life like single celled bacteria to other habitable planets? The goal being wanting to secure all life instead of just human life on other planets. The trip to other systems could last for millions of years and sending humans for this kind of journey seems risky.

>Current orbit
>Humans still using their goo reactors to boil water
FUCKING LOL

>>12166124
could there be a better way?

>>12072768
>>get to manipulate the very fabric of reality
this is the kind of shit that arrogant apes believe

It's 2019, where is my fusion

>>10509104
we can do better

>>9699378
>Your best option for cheap, low emission power for the masses is nuclear.

>>8369135
>>8369123

Watch out, we've got an overconfident species in here. Come back when you master reactionless drives and -1/12.

>>7613753
>opinions become facts because I say so

Stop using the word Universe.
Its possible to conceive we could be among a few sentient intelligent races in this GALAXY, but don't attempt to try and fathom a universe. Forget about that.

>>7382232
ayy lmao silly humans limited by "laws of relativity"

>>7179313
>And what magical technology is going to let them, say, ignore the melting point of certain materials or protect them from shockwaves and radiation? What are they going to have that's mobile but deflects rockets? There's a limit to physics.

>I have extremely poor imagination, therefore I resort to ostrich politics to defend my crumbling worldview of the universe,and also to gain a false sense of security to protect my fragile ego that cannot handle the threat of a yet not even discovered, possibly superior civilization could pose to humanity

Fix'd. Earthling. Climb back on your trees, you are a shame to your race.