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Alpha Centurion B is a star ⭐️ star system only four billion light years from earth 🌍.This star system is very habitable for life in a habitable zone for humans to explore and live.But the distance to get there is so large and far from earth 🌍.???Need a new scientific study of traveling 🧳 to space in a short time instead of years.👀✍️😜👺👺👺👺🛸😜✅..??.

Even traveling at the speed of light, which in the vacuum of space, is rounded to 300,000 kilometers per second which is pretty quick. ( It's a bit less than the distance between the earth and the moon, as the average distance between the Earth and the Moon is approximately 384,400 kilometers) (ok which is completely impossible) would take 4.2 years to get there, which is beyond the current sustainability concepts of astronauts survival is a space. More detail explained here!: Remember that nothing with mass can travel at the speed of light. This is a fundamental principle of physics, rooted in Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity. Here's a breakdown of why: Mass and Energy: As an object approaches the speed of light, its mass increases. This means that it requires more and more energy to accelerate further. To reach the speed of light, an object would need an infinite amount of energy, which is impossible. Time Dilation: As an object approaches the speed of light, time slows down for that object relative to a stationary observer. At the speed of light, time would essentially stop. Length Contraction: As an object approaches the speed of light, its length in the direction of motion contracts. This means that an object traveling at the speed of light would be infinitely thin. These concepts might seem counterintuitive, but they have been experimentally verified numerous times. Yes, with careful planning and advanced technology, astronauts could potentially survive a 4-year journey in a spacecraft. However, it would be a challenging and risky endeavor, requiring significant advancements in space technology and a deep understanding of the long-term effects of space travel on the human body. Here are some of the key challenges that astronauts would face during such a long journey: Radiation Exposure: Space is filled with harmful radiation, including cosmic rays and solar radiation. Prolonged exposure to these rays can increase the risk of cancer and other health problems. Shielding the spacecraft and developing effective countermeasures against radiation would be crucial. Microgravity: Living in microgravity for extended periods can lead to muscle atrophy, bone loss, and other physiological changes. Astronauts would need to engage in regular exercise and potentially use artificial gravity to mitigate these effects. Psychological Stress: Being confined in a small space for years, isolated from family and friends, can take a toll on mental health. Astronauts would require psychological support and carefully designed living environments to maintain their well-being. Food and Water Supply: Providing adequate food and water for a 4-year journey would be a logistical challenge. Advanced food preservation techniques and water recycling systems would be essential. Technical Malfunctions: Spacecraft components can fail, and emergencies can arise. Astronauts would need to be well-trained to handle such situations and have access to spare parts and repair tools.

The planet should have been called, "ole Rusty".

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This Ai voice is the same as my headphones it scared me 😂

Oddly enough none of the planes pictured were the Mars bomber. Also it’s final destination wasn’t anywhere near Hawaii. The last two Martin Mars are called Hawaii Mars and Philippine Mars. One I’d destined for a museum in British Columbia the other to a museum in Arizona. How could you possibly make a video with so many mistakes????

It's nuclear powered because solar panels are too sissy.

We can't get along with one another here on earth. Does anyone really think that will change if we ever manage to conlonize another planet?

Duh

Wow😰

bro these r ai...

Many believe that giving our address to potentially harmful entities on a galactic scale might not have been the best idea

Ai garbage

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Why Japan Space elevator project migth actually work . 😂❤❤😂 . From JohnRossi italy 😂❤❤😂

😂 this is BS! The earth was made in 6 days and all within - Genesis

WTF WHY WOULD WE USE JUPITER IT SAVES US ALL THE TIME

Bumblebee to other radars but not to s500. A lot has been done on radar technology ever since the f35 was built. Even the iron dome lost but I know they will work on it.

For context, F35 Cross section radar is like that of a bumblebee. You can detectect an F35 but you can't have a lock on it

Live long & prosper!

It actually totally depends on the position and mass of the black hole in question. If the black hole is close to earth, kiss your arse goodbye. However, if it has the same mass as the sun and is in the exact same position of the sun, then not much would change because it would emit the same gravity, making sure of unchanging orbits. But we would not have any sunlight which would kill us

I have been following this a while. Ocean gate was very close if not actually bankrupt. Super narcissist like rush do crazy things when faced with failure. It was going to fail. I think he knew it maybe not that time but soon. So death wish??? What do yall think ?

NO MAGA IN SPACE

Very interesting 👍

Bro we dont even got flying cars yet what you on abt

Everything would be flung at 500+mph sooooo

No it’s not .😂

That dog 💩 is obsolete a joke usa technology is stolen... Assoles 😂 As

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omg ur map is way off - it's showing the Arabian Sea as Red Sea!

Too bad we don't use our resources to capture this asteroid instead of another pointless NASA mission.

SU-57 is ass and F-22 on top

What are dooooooooes

What country?

The boom is something you can't stop it is part of the pressure

A.I. garbage slop

Where is this located at? Is it Faslane? Edit: or also known as HMNB Clyde? I’m not too sure about submarine bases but I did make a video on it but I’m not too sure about this place. Still need some information! Very nice video

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LOL!!!! Hahahahaha!! U know how LITTLE room 10,000 satellites take up in outer space/orbit? They collide? SO WHAT!! Send another! Remains will burn up re-entering earths atmosphere! No problem!!

BS. The earth forms oil within itself and it's NOT from old marine fossils or it would've been used up long ago, It just keeps getting produced by the earth, there to be used. It is the economic fuel of the world, and it's there for the taking. Environmental impacts?? LMAO!! If that was true, we wouldn't be here now! Renewable crap??? Like ugly windmills and solar farms?? NO THANX!!! Take away the subsidies for the "renewable energy" companies and market forces would cause their collapse. Use what's there and what the earth is giving us for the taking, and stop refusing patents for inventors who've come up with REAL solutions. Oil is clean and practicle. Keep it until there's a viable alternative.

Is there any AI with an American accent to narrate posts about America ?

TRASH ASS ai VIDEO 🤣🤣

It was destroyed by a T-55 with 2 shots and the turret flew clean off.

Please do not spread misinformation

The merkava is sooooooooo bad

Do you believe North Korea has the capability to build up a high technology submarine while it can't feed up it's people? I don't !!!

Best tanks 🫡

I'll take one

This technology has been out for a while in fact most of Europe and asia have this already.