Jun 24th 2017, 23:41:31
Hubble is a long range sensor?
You don't actually need to send anything out to get information on distant planets, just catch the light and interpret it. hubble can look at a small area and it takes computers days to interpret it. 130 years from now when Enterprise is up and running I'd imagine we'd have faster computers and maybe somekind of magnetic lenses that focus the light from a larger area of space at the same time so that vast areas can be scanned for habitable planets.
The only thing I don't like about star trek is their communistic economic system. They suggest that other incentives has taken over the role of money, such as the need to better oneself of humanity. what a load of hippie BS, right? On the other hand the higher up the heirarchy they come the hotter and more frequent are the chicks. That would work but what motivates the chicks when they can just set the microwave for a new pair of shoes or a hand-bag.
Fck I'm such a chauvanistic pig I should be ashamed of myself.
You don't actually need to send anything out to get information on distant planets, just catch the light and interpret it. hubble can look at a small area and it takes computers days to interpret it. 130 years from now when Enterprise is up and running I'd imagine we'd have faster computers and maybe somekind of magnetic lenses that focus the light from a larger area of space at the same time so that vast areas can be scanned for habitable planets.
The only thing I don't like about star trek is their communistic economic system. They suggest that other incentives has taken over the role of money, such as the need to better oneself of humanity. what a load of hippie BS, right? On the other hand the higher up the heirarchy they come the hotter and more frequent are the chicks. That would work but what motivates the chicks when they can just set the microwave for a new pair of shoes or a hand-bag.
Fck I'm such a chauvanistic pig I should be ashamed of myself.