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Breakthrough Starshot is a $100 million research and development program, aiming to establish proof of concept for a ‘nanocraft’ - a fully functional space probe at gram-scale weight - driven by a light beam. A spacecraft like this, equipped with a lightsail, has the potential to reach twenty percent of the speed of light - or 100 million miles an hour. At that speed, it could reach Alpha Centauri, our nearest star system, in around 20 years. Using the fastest conventional rocket propulsion system available, the same journey would take tens of thousands of years.
This new scientific initiative is committed to international collaboration, open access and open data. It aims to represent all of humanity as one world, stepping out into the galaxy within a generation.
On the fifty-fifth anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s great leap into space, April 12, 2016, Yuri Milner was joined by Stephen Hawking at New York’s One World Observatory to announce Breakthrough Starshot, which will lay the foundations for humanity’s next great leap: to the stars. It was also announced that Mark Zuckerberg joined the board of the initiative.
Seriously Travelling at 20% the speed of Light in *OUR* lifetimes is just magnificent. In a time in which Star System travel is considered Fantasy and Science Fiction. But in the next few years, Not so much.
Demonicious
I never thought this would happen in our lifetimes
@@stevencoardvenice same dude same
Let's assume they launch in 2040:
20 years to get there + 4 years to send back data
That means confirmation of human-made probes *physically in another system* by 2064. Amazing if you think about it
Still amazing
@@sportsfails4998 They will launch in 2030.
I really really hope that we can overcome the technological barriers in the near future. All hail engineering. Also i hope i don't die by the time we get the pics
Same
This is one of those things that might actually be possible to do with current technology
it is! we just need more research for better quality of light sails and figure out how to snap pictures at 20 % speed of light, and its a bit expensive too but its better to put money on something that saves us in the future
shigi what r u the ceo of starshot?
shigi Exactly.
Still not possible even 4 years later. The material needed to be used for the sails is not yet figured out. They would need to be under 3 grams with 100 squared meters. Current technology has us about 10g per square meter. Just think of a dollar bill, that's a gram. Now think of 100 squared meters. That's almost the size of a small motel. All that material needed to be under 3grams and with a camrea attached. We have camreas small enought now but not the sail tech, and that's not even mentioning the energy problem. The amount of energy to shoot the sails will be equivalent to almost all the nuclear plants in america for 20 mins. And that's just for one. The plan calls for 1000 units to be sent out. The budgeting would be far more than anything we've ever done as well. Many other issues I can't get to but it's going to be a wile guys.
@@BuddysDIY Dam 4 years ago, I had no idea I even wrote this comment lol.
*gets shot out of the sky by aliens once it gets there* lol
there be like 1000 of those starchips cause they can crash or something
AA
Happened in 1940s by humans. The US military saw a balloon above Los Angeles, thought it was some alien craft and lit it up.
Okay, how can aliens see something the size of a nickel?
@@Neuwey331 they could sense it with telescopes or something
if there was aliens that close to us we'd be in contact with them by now
Zod travelled in one of those
Zod plus 2
Super cool? It's a project being worked on, wonder when they'll do it. I hope they'll do soon, it'll make be extremely hyped for y'all.
Sure we will reach there one day
Will be extremely amazing and cool to see this become a reality in our lifetimes! Though still, the challenges of a very stable and sturdy sail remains, plus challenges in, if needed, trajectory changes, and how they will take photos as that fast of a speed. Even though, it's ingenious in all forms! Hope it happens very soon!!
put the lasers on the moon, not the earth
Why
@@thomasbenbow-taylor9044 Atmosphere
@@Ashi96 what do lasers do to the atmosphere?
@@chessgmvid might interfere :/
Oh ya that’s a good idea
In my opinion, this way of traveling to take a photo of a neighboring star and an exoplanet would be ineffective. There is nothing slowing down the nanocrafts in space and they would just speed through without a chance to capture a clear photo. Even if it's 10% or 20% of light speed, that is still extremely fast.
1/5 the speed of light is phenomenally fast. New Horizons travelled at 43,000 km/h and it took 9.5 years to reach Pluto, but at 1/5 light speed you'd reach Pluto in about 23 hours.
If we use nuclear propultion engine, how long it tank to reach proxima b planet?
@@BekhtiRabeh depends on how the nuclear propulsion works but a recent NASA suggestion using nuclear reactions to heat up liquid hydrogen would take about 1000 years.
*_Incrible. Please, You need to do this, soon. Please._*
I'm afraid it is gonna be very hard to do. The question is, once it reaches it's destination, how will the nanocraft slow down? That's the problem, if they overlooked this fact. Even if it's just 1% or 20% of the speed of light, that is still insanely fast. The nanocraft would just speed through without getting a chance of taking a photo or a rather clear one.
Greetings from Kazakhstan. I always dreamed of fast travel to the stars. But it was very impossible. Thus, the introduction of fast travel technology to the stars will require very aggressive actions. If it works out, the possibility of fast travel to the stars is a lot of fun. Perhaps this is an impossible task for other intelligent civilizations in the universe? Because there are no nearby neighbors transmitting radio signals. Because achieving technological progress is not an easy task. Scientists all over the world need to come together and do something. No physicist or layman should be discriminated against. Because a great idea that did not come to the mind of an American astrophysicist who considers himself strong, may be in my imagination or someone else's. Perhaps by building a social network of scientific ideas, artificial intelligence should learn ideas and find the most correct ways.
@@Neuwey331There is now the technology to take a million pictures per second. So, observing the planets in the Alpha Centauri system at a speed of 60 thousand km/second is not a big problem. Challenge: Creating ultralight nanomaterials, nanoradio sensors, and nanocameras.
I associate myself with a question before about targeting lasers in the ship. Could you imagine visible ship size on the distance, for example, as a Moon orbit? What accuracy needs for this? How laser targeting system will "see" such small ship at all? If you want to use radio beacon on ship, where you take enough power on it? Also question, what power of lasers array must be on Earth to beam thru atmosphere?
That is the least of this project's problems. Remember, it's a giant reflective surface, reflecting back as much of the megaWatts of laser energy as it can. When it comes to tracking it, you'd probably be able to eyeball it if the laser's in the visible spectrum.
How awesome!!! Looking forward to seeing what this will find once it reaches Alpha Centauri star system and perhaps it’ll go on to explore more star systems -how exciting. ! There’s so many unexplored wonders of our universe just waiting to be explored. Oh and perhaps iextra terrestrial life encounters would forever change humanity of space and time. There are infinite exciting possibilities awaiting our discoveries
We'd of course send plenty of these all around our solar system first. It's gonna be cool. ^_^
...and we'll get the full solar system of useless garbage. Thanks No. 😑
@@alexa.davronov1537 Why do you care if it's garbage in space far from earth? Lol.
@@willeett Cause one day it can easily return back or obstruct humanity's way into future explorations.
you do realise how small these crafts are right? And the size of the solar system? I suggest you do some research, even a billion of these crafts wouldn't obstruct even 0.000001% of the solar system and I'm not even kidding@@alexa.davronov1537
If zod sees that flying in space he's going to be like oh shit not again
Thundercats, HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Lolol, I knew it reminded me of something!
wow this video made the star shot to travel to proxima in 1 minute and 40 sec
Please tell me that can I use this video in my RUclips video. Please tell me.🙏🙏
There's so many problems I guess , like if we shot so many lasers won't they get melted ? And , what about the dusts in space ?
Seeing another planet with atmosphere would be so surreal... one would wonder if it's CGI.
Can we use big accelator like LHC to prob nano crafts into space
Is amazing is a good idee!
*shooting stars plays*
I wonder if solar sail craft could get a boost by traveling along the gravitational focal lines where the light of distant stars would be concentrated by gravitational lensing.
Anyone else expected to see Zod and Non yelling for help?
Unfortunately my headphones stopped working. I just bought new ones online. I will watch it with sound later.
awwwwwww snap, we are going back home people!
built the next space station orbiting the moon. this can help with getting a little closer to mars!
This project isn't about Mars or even our solar system. This is about photographing exoplanets and neighbouring stars.
i was reading about where to put the next space station and somehow it liked to this youtube video! Ace!
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Okay, but why didn't you delete this comment then?
Can I donate for this project?
I hope this actually happens fairly soon
in 2038 it will launch and be there in 2058
@@andrewmuzychko8201 I hope so at least the majority of us will still be alive so that's good
If you were more educated on the scope of consequences such a project risks, assuming you're emotionally intelligent and have some empathy, you'd hope for it never happening.
@@eternisedDragon7 no need to be harsh about it, instead of being insulting about it, perhaps you can educate me about the matter It's just sending unmanned and probably relatively cheap probes to a star system that probably doesn't have life in it anyway, would the laser array do something the planet??
The laser array would be probably built on the moon so it wouldn't even harm the planet if it could, but like I said I don't know anything about lasers so what do I know
@@bobthelonghairedboi5425 I have to apologize. Though I only meant it in a factual, descriptive sense (and I mean no one can know everything about just any topic, as people learn different things and there is enough to learn to never be able to learn or understand absolutely everything, so I don't think the implication would be too harsh), and admittedly, I myself just some weeks ago still would also have had difficulties seeing why this project is so concerning in its nature. And I can see that by the way I wrote my message, one could get the impression from it that what I'm referring to might be common knowledge or that one should expect someone to know this, but actually I didn't mean it this way and wouldn't think at all that it would be common knowledge, if this helps sorting my message in.
But yes, I'll gladly explain: So according to a whole variety of studies by researchers such as Alejandro Villamor Iglesias, Brian Tomasik, Oscar Horta, Richard Dawkins, Nick Bostrom, David Attenborough, John Stuart Mill, Christopher McGoawn, Peter Singer, and others, throughout the billions of years of evolution of life on earth, wildlife animals dominantly have been suffering, as part of the "demise of the unfit" (or survival of the fittest), and it is assumed that this is a rather inevitable consequence of evolution of life in general. So this part is the core of the following argumentation.
On the ISS, among many tests, 1 of them has been about how long certain bacteria can survive enclosed in rocks or other materials in outer space, and it turns out they can survive for many years. Secondly, despite the clean room work environment conditions that NASA has, in a recent mission, they did admit that apparently some microbes from earth reached Mars as they have been carried there. Furthermore, for the Breakthrough Starshot project, not only 1 probe but a whole fleet of 1000 light sails is planned to be sent to the as habitable and earth-like estimated exoplanet Proxima Centauri b, the closest exoplanet to us, and so there is a plausible chance that evolution of life could be kick-started there as consequence, which could lead up to the unnecessary and easily avoidable suffering of billions of species for up to billions of years in for humanity extremely uncontrollable ways. Therefore, pursuing such an optional, honestly anyway low priority project just to get some photographs while risking to irresponsibly play god does not seem appealing. Even if the chances of it happening are very small, the extent of the spectrum of consequences could be of never before seen astronomic scope.
So I hope you now understand and agree with my and others' stark concerns on this. It's not that I myself don't find the cosmos to be fascinating in everything that can be discovered about it, but not everything that can be done should be done, and unfortunately, following the scientific evidence and putting it together appears to lead to this more pessimistic outlook.
If aliens were soo much advanced then us, they would of been showed themselves. I do think there's other things out there but they really may not be as advanced as we are.
sounds mind blowing and existing,
but will it survive till the end of mission ? because even though as they are saying that the path is clear, but there will be so much dust and small things which are already moving in space and with this speed a small particle also make lot of damage to the chip and we can't deny this probability within 20 years time period..I am not saying that this is not possible but we should think about this thing also.... anyways best of luck to the team for this mission...
ok... now the chances are more to succeed...... truly a it will change the history of space travel...and most important thing is that it is happening in our generation. I feeling So lucky that I am gonna see this with my eyes ......
The 90deg rotation all makes sense.
Okay so, how do we slow down now?
gonna be a flyby most probably
I just learnt about this... is there any progress with this concept!
according to these craft we could reach our moon in several hours...that's so cool
Hours? No brother, 6.4 seconds. Moon is roughly 384,000 km away. Starshot aims for 0.2 c = 60,000 kmps. So, 6.4 seconds.
@@AmanGarg95 That's actually ridiculously crazy to think about....i love it.
@@loglmk Yea. Considering light takes just over a second to reach moon, it looks unfathomable. Yet people are working hard to achieve it.
It will take 7 hours to reach Neptune
what a breaktrough.
Except Prox B is battered by hyper-violent ProxaFlares (Solar Flares) and would have no atmosphere, no water and no vegetation regardless of a powerful magnetic field. Furthermore, the light from Prox Cen would be too dim at Prox B's point of orbit to take such a well lit, high quality photo in the first place. Having said all that, I think you've done a great job on this concept and look forward to more simulations from you in the future.
with enough adjustments you can make any planets look brighter than they actually are. i mean, there's no way that pluto and mercury both are illuminated just as much by the sun, yet both photos we took of the planets look about the same in terms of brightness
@@Designed1New Horizons wasn’t going 20% the speed of light
really hope i live to see pics of proximal centauri
The only problem is:
We don't have a suitable technology to do this
We don't gaurantee whether it is going to be safe not colliding with snall objects
We don't know how to stop it, so we will have only some nanoseconds to take an image.
Yeah currently it's not too feasible to do this but as for that last point, we'd have more than a few nanoseconds, more like a few minutes to actually take distant images and then take close ups before shooting past the planet, which would hypothetically be conducted a thousand times
When will this project take place? Or how much does it cost?
WOOOOWWW, amazing
Why flyby the planet when we can send it straight into it so we get as much resolution as possible. Maybe by then we’ll have an exceptionally good camera so we don’t need to get so close.
Because it'll be travelling at 0.2c or 60,000km per SECOND! No way to slow down. For example the time from entering an atmosphere like ours (100km thick) and hitting the ground would be around 2 milliseconds :O
When it start??????? plz tell me
Oh, “The paper” from Three Body Problem third book.
Imagine seeing one of these wizz by our planet someday
Why don't they create a strong magnetic field on craft with less mass
Uhm, Larry Niven literally described this over 50 years ago. I'm pretty sure he wasn't the only author to do so.
será uma bela obra
génius !!!
Land based lasers? Would solar powered space lasers not be more effective? On the moon perhaps?
Not that straight forward. Getting anything into space is super expensive so it is cheaper to build them here and need a bit more power than build them in space and need a ton of rocket fuel
NO
@@ytho3557 you will have a no-fly zone, Not the best IMHO.
When is Launch
2069
100 years after the man on the moon
@@felipexp8836 nice numbers
Good
Everything's all fine and dandy till you learn this won't launch until 2069.
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So, this is basically a gaint laser that will yeet the probe. huh. wonder if i can use this on myself.
Please tell me that can I use this video in my video.I am a small RUclipsr .
When I looked at your content I was amazed.
So thin it might slip through the Oort Cloud
Can I use this animation in my RUclips video please tell me 🙏🙏🙏
No
cooles Video very interessting
Sound?
I know how to stop it down near Alpha Centauri.
pls share with us
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Yeah, that's great for the Insect community but what or who keeps an eye on that there weapon, "The Light Beamer" they're just putting a sensor at the ends of infra-red lasers beamed into deep space, but hey when you think about this, that's pretty much the equivalent of our own Death Star right? Plutonium and Neptunium weaponised lol...hello??
I do not have a problem with Earth being renamed to Death Star lol.
so the chip comes back? I'm not sure I follow entirely....
No the chip beams the photos and information back to us. That takes 4 years.
Sick Dece ah...cool deal. thanks
In the near future our spaceships would probably travel at the speed of light or faster than light
Exactly! They need to put money into human interstellar flight and then it probably would happen in our lifetime.
@@kq1564 yes big man
@@pika0912 but think this first, light has no mass, so what is something on earth that has no mass? that's the problem
@@gt3rs780the answer is nothing since nothing has no mass
Not breaktrought starshot is going to find alien life?
Instructions unclear, how do i stop? O_0
How it go back doe?
The thing is what is this piece of paper going to do when it reaches alpha centauri
Take a picture
I would use satellite based lasers
But I think,
you need a lot of energy for this project, and this in times of the climatic change.
I mean the moon
That directed energy will decimate our atmosphere
Who came here after antariksh TV?
are we gonna die 1:31
noo, It's only going to do a flyby? I thought it would take pictures of the surface to see if there's ant life. Bummer
yes, its a flyby and it will snap pictures at 20 % speed of light, we just have to figure out how to do it and develop better light sails , expect the first photo of proxima B within 30 to 35 years from now
@@shigiz No, it better won't do this, because it violates the United Nation's Outer Space Treaty's ethically utmost important "no contamination" law, because its 1000 light-sails - which are impossible to keep sterile - would most crudely recklessly risk kick-starting evolution of life on Proxima Centauri b, irreversibly forcing unutterably astronomical amounts of suffering onto billions of species possibly for billions of years in the "demise of the unfit", i.e. the survival of the fittest. For reference, scientific studies for earth's wildlife throughout evolution strongly suggest suffering has been the dominating experience. Humanity should be wiser than risking to play the worst possible kind of devil our universe might see.
wait.. how about brakes? brakes for cowards?
caralho Sacani falou dessa porra
me parece uma lombra do caralho isso
e olha q nem fumo maconha, tá doido
A project like Breakthrough Starshot is so far beyond our current technological capabilities it's hilarious. It's good to dream and invest in the future, but this project falls so far short of that.
A project like Breakthrough Starshot would probably require investment in the hundreds of billions if not trillions, rather than the currently proposed hundreds of millions. It would dwarf any science project humanity has ever attempted, including Apollo, the LHC, Hubble, James Webb and even the proposed human Mars mission.
If Starshot could be successfully executed within the next 150 years I would be stunned. There are so many technological problems it's hard to find a place to start. One of the biggest problems facign Breakthrough Starshot is the technology required to transmit data from Alpha Centauri to Earth. On a spacecraft that is supposed to weigh only a few grams and has to comprised of other scientific equipment, installing a transmitter that can send data from Alpha Centauri to Earth is just so far beyond our current capabilities it's ridiculous. For example, the New Horizons spacecraft launched in 2006, could only send data from Pluto at about 2kb/s (That's fucking slow!) from a distance of approximately 5,000,000,000 (5 billion) kilometers. The mass weight of New Horizons was about 400kg, or 400,000 grams. Breakthrough Starshot, is supposed to send data back from Alpha Centauri from a distance of 41,000,000,000,000 (41 trillion) kilometers, and each craft is only supposed to weigh between 3-5 grams. Lets look at it side by side:
NEW HORIZONS BREAKTHROUGH STARSHOT
Launch: 2006 Within 50 years
Weight: 400,000 grams 3-5 grams
Mission Target: Pluto Alpha Centauri
Transmitting Distance: 5,000,000,000km 41,000,000,000,000km
(5 billion km) (41trillion km)
LOL. This means that Alpha Centauri is 8,200 times further from the Earth than Pluto, and Breakthrough Starshot is supposed to be able to transmit from that distance with an average weight of only 1/100,000 of the New Horizons spacecraft.
Without a stupendous level of funding that rivals the 2009 US Financial Bailout or the Marshall Plan, Breakthrough Starshot has basically a 0% chance of succeeding based solely on the data transmitting problem alone. And this is just one of dozens of problems facing the mission. The levels of technology required are several orders of magnitude beyond our current capabilities. If I were to guesstimate, a project like Breakthrough Starshot would be viable in 250 years time at the earliest.
Have a lovely day folks!
ur just mad because it is possible, the next 3 decades, we will have the first picture of proxima centauri b, just believe me, we have all the current tech to make this work, we only need more research to make better light sails with nano tech that needs to be 100 atoms thick, and how to snap pictures at 20 % light speed
i love when kids online do an hour of research and think they're smarter than theoretical physicists lol
I don't belive on this
who cares
This thing will never be built. So you light up an array of lasers that will fry any bird that flies through? You are going to be picking dead birds off your lasers all day long. Good luck if a plane flies over.
Tom thx who gives a fuck about birds given the opportunities this presents :^)
Tom is probably just a little kid or something, seems obvious from the comment eh??? LOLOLOL
Tom thx fuck those birds
What are you talking about? I'ts only a very small area, that is beeing lighted and for a short amount of time.
Probably an airplane is more dangerous then that.
Tom thx Are you dumb??
Lasers that blast from Earths surface to space? Unrealistic not even near possible with current technology. Stick on building the sail and how to get it up there and make sure it the spacecraft does not get torn while sailing.
This is a cool idea, I like it.... Especially with Prof. Hawkins involved.... If they launch within a year or two I may still be alive when we receive data and pictures from Alpha Centauri. I wish the very best of luck to all involved!!!
Sorry to tell you but the probes will probably be launched in 2 decades.
kola3ear +4 years for the light to get back
Who knows maybe you will live long enough that they have other breakthrough which speeds up the process.
We could send humans if we wanted
@@jak743 or they have a breakthrough that extends his life
Imagine if the sail actually comes close enough to photograph the surface and we see weird animal like wild life , eating the vegetation there ????
Well the temperature is -25 and you would die from radiation poison but who knows maybe there is something more there
no
How about using the target star's sunlight on the sail to provide speed reduction power and navigation for orbital insertion on approach? In 20 years time, we may already have AI power on those chips, but would there be enough starlight power for solar breaking (like aerobreaking manouvers) and sailing into orbit at what required orbital speeds?
It might just be a flyby mission, since slowing down at that speed would take a a lot of energy.
I don't think you'll be able to get rid of all that speed. These are going at 20% the speed of light.
theyre just going to be flyby missions, too much energy required to slow something down thats going 1/5 th the speed of light.
So did anything happen with this project?
Dear friends,
There is an imperative need that we take our eyes off
the distant skies for a while; Regardless of how challenging and exciting it may
appear, the propulsion of tiny spacecrafts towards distant “exoplanets” cannot be
a first priority for the pioneers of our age; certainly not for those who are
indeed concerned about some of the world’s crucial, real problems which happen
to be solvable problems too. There is at least one foremost priority, a global
emergency that cannot wait for tomorrow; it is actually a fundamental duty towards
humanity for the brilliant minds of this world and particularly those who
consider themselves pioneers: before
reaching out to Alpha Centauri, they ought, in favor of all of us, to
concentrate their efforts upon a clearly more “earthly” mission; they ought to
struggle for the radical reform of a tragically failed model of transportation
right here, on the ground. Of course, I am referring to road transportation
whose tragic consequences on the lives of so many millions of people are
haunting the modern world. Road transportation as we know it is not part of the
human progress as most of us are convinced; in fact, it has nothing to do with
progress as it is dominated by an extremely inhuman “rationale” with human life
being treated within it as a totally expendable, insignificant value. Most of
the world’s roads constitute an extremely hostile, life-threatening environment
especially for the vulnerable road users, pedestrians, bikers and motorcycle
riders and, particularly, the young and inexperienced. A radically different alternative is urgently
needed; a human centered mobility pattern that will be corresponding with the
spectacular technological development of our age. This is the unquestionable priority for
everyone who is really concerned with the good of humanity; and there is no
time for wasting. Every single year
1,400,000 human beings are brutally killed on the roads of the world; millions
of others are seriously wounded - many of them to remain handicapped for the
rest of their life… Of course, there’s a
much greater number of people who are directly affected by that devastation,
those who are near the victims: their families, friends and colleagues.
Those who truly deserve the title of the pioneer must direct
their efforts and resources towards two main targets: A) Campaigning. Purposeful, resistant, long
term campaigning through the mass media; campaigning that will be powerful
enough to awaken the world and change the mentality, habits and behaviors of
the ordinary people everywhere. B) Full
exploitation of the spectacular technological potential of our age and the
adoption of bold, radical, groundbreaking solutions that will transform in a
drastic manner today’s transportation model in terms of infrastructure, rules
and technology with the protection of human life finally being placed above
everything else.
The world is in desperate need of that change now. It
is rather obvious, our foremost priority cannot be other than that: a
groundbreaking change of the way we move on the roads, as sooner as possible. Undoubtedly,
that change will be much more easily achieved if a strong worldwide movement
for the liberation of humanity from the road crashes plague is developed through
the appropriate communication strategies. Building awareness globally about the
appalling realities of road transportation and the urgent need for drastic
action about that problem is crucially important. The videos below, borrowed from long term road
safety campaigns in the U.K., Australia and elsewhere (among the few road
safety campaigns that have been evidently successful) are characteristic examples
of an effective road safety campaigning style which must intensify and acquire
an international character from now on. It is probably the most convincing
material for most of us - except those who are facing the reality itself:
traffic police officers, paramedics and the personnel of emergency rooms and
rehabilitation units in hospitals everywhere in the world and of course those
who have been directly affected already, often in a devastating way, by the
consequences of road crashes. Powerful road safety awareness messages like
these must air frequently on a permanent basis all over the world so that they
can reach and influence thoroughly the ordinary people everywhere. This is the ABSOLUTE
MISSION for every one of us who’s able to interfere drastically within our
societies. The Alpha Centauri and Proxima B and other similar ambitious
projects can wait for a little longer; at least until a solution for that
“peaceful” devastation on the surface of our planet is found - hopefully soon…
THE LINKS TO SOME AWAKENING MESSAGES:
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ruclips.net/user/thinkuk
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Humanity is perfectly capable of doing more than one thing at a time. And there's plenty of resources and wealth to do more than one thing at a time. You do your thing, others can do theirs. Just because you don't approve of this man's vision does not mean that he should quit trying to pursue it...although I'm sure you think otherwise.
*SHUT*
*UP*
stfu
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Can you imagine a miscalculation error that once there, the last photo that reaches us is one of intelligent life forms right before this crashes into their planet and destroys almost everything there, but somehow this space craft still held onto earthling dna that spawns us all again. Then the origins would be about a prehistoric humanoid species existed once before but an astroid must have came out of nowhere and wiped out most of the species, while the other portion was greatly affected due to exposure of some subsequent ice age (or catastrophic change in the environment) that wiped out almost all of the rest of the species there. Then the dna that survived from earth, over the millions of years of evolution, started adapting and incorporating the local lifeforms building blocks to survive; leading to dna that is quite similar to the local species. Enough to believe that we all had the same origin, but, we are unable to find enough data to suggest the original link after some point in our history tree. That would be nuts haha.
Imagine if this is what happened to earth 66 million yrs ago, wiping out dinosaurs
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