Do You Think We Will Ever Explore Outside Of Our Galaxy?

[wasi90lk]

I do not think we will be able to explore outside of our galaxy anytime soon. When I mean explore, I mean sending astronauts outside of our galaxy.

If we can make time travel happen, maybe then we can do it. Otherwise, I don't see it happening (at least not with our current technology).

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

I do not think we will be able to explore outside of our galaxy anytime soon. When I mean explore, I mean sending astronauts outside of our galaxy.

If we can make time travel happen, maybe then we can do it. Otherwise, I don't see it happening (at least not with our current technology).

Probably not in our life times but if so, I'd be interested in seeing what they find out there. ^^

 

[Phazite]

Our descendants might someday, whether they be nanobots or our biological descendants. However I'm not optimistic that we will even have visited our nearest neighbor star within this century. Even if we could travel at the speed of light, it would take 100,000 years to travel from one edge of the galaxy to the other.

For the moment though, there is plenty to explore and discover while stationed comfortably around our parent star. Enjoy the journey!

 

[Claraviolet]

We might explore the outside world, sometime in the future. It might take some hundreds of years but someday I am certain that our mankind will explore all there is, in the outside world,"The galaxy".

 

[DrLeftover]

Some of us already have.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

We might explore the outside world, sometime in the future. It might take some hundreds of years but someday I am certain that our mankind will explore all there is, in the outside world,"The galaxy".

ALL there is? Doesn't the universe go on forever?

 

[Dee]

Of course I do. However, in my lifetime? No. I can only hope so. It would be amazing to see what we find out there when the time comes.

 

[Evil Eye]

Ever's a long time, I'd say 'ever' stacks in our favour.

ALL there is? Doesn't the universe go on forever?

I've heard not.