The Real End of the World

Kaptlt.Endrass · 04-02-15, 01:23 AM

I'm talking about when we HAVE to lose our planet: when the sun decides its had enough, burns all of its hydrogen, and dies. Red giant, swallowing the inner planets, lovely stuff like that.

What's interesting though, is that people today care about this happening; It won't for another 4.4-4.6 billion years. No clue why, but there's the facts.

I'm just bringing this into light because we have to think. NASA and ESA (European Space Agency) are working on getting us to Mars now. By the time our star's number is up, where do you think we'll be in terms of space exploration technology? Will we be able to migrate to a new planet (using Star Trek tech?) and continue life there?

04-02-15, 01:23 AM	#1
Kaptlt.Endrass Sonar Guy Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: No Longer On A Big Grey Floaty Thing Posts: 395 Downloads: 116 Uploads: 0	The Real End of the World I'm talking about when we HAVE to lose our planet: when the sun decides its had enough, burns all of its hydrogen, and dies. Red giant, swallowing the inner planets, lovely stuff like that. What's interesting though, is that people today care about this happening; It won't for another 4.4-4.6 billion years. No clue why, but there's the facts. I'm just bringing this into light because we have to think. NASA and ESA (European Space Agency) are working on getting us to Mars now. By the time our star's number is up, where do you think we'll be in terms of space exploration technology? Will we be able to migrate to a new planet (using Star Trek tech?) and continue life there? __________________ "That flag and I are twins, born in the same hour from the same womb of destiny. We cannot be parted in life or in death; so long as we float, we shall float together." As much as I dislike it sometimes, I'm a tin can sailor, through and through.