Would you like to visit space? Where would you go?
Me, I would like to go firstly into space to look at the Earth from up there. Then I'd like to go to the moon and play some ball games, maybe football (socker), it'd be so fun to be able to jump that high! IMAGINE THE FUN!!! lol
Neilos
I think I would be too scared to go to space. I would like to go when the technology is completely reliable. But right now I enjoy just watching videos about it.
lol very true. But imagine that the technology was there and you could go to space safely. Where would you go?
Alien planets? Risk getting eaten by massive plants? lol
Or skate on the rings of saturn?!
Neilos
Well, first it would be very interesting to perform some physics experiments near a black hole...
After that, search for alien intelligence.
I would like to visit another galaxy, very far away. I'd be interested in meeting new, maybe higher technological life forms somewhere else.
I would personally like to be able to do something like that explored in the movie, "The Astronaut Farmer." Being able to create your own vehicle to leave the atmosphere, while it would be scary, would be incredibly awesome. I know a lot of companies are exploring the business of flying in space, and wish I had the necessary background to be able to work with one. That'd put me into the position where I'd at least be able to get a seat on one, and maybe go into space at least once in my life! 
I would just like to maybe look back at the earth from something like 100,000-150,000 miles
I WANNA GO TO SATURN AND SEE THE RINGS Jeah I want to see the rings of saturnus too.
I am not sure I would like to go to space. IT looks like it would be very uncomfortable...maybe if in the future they invent better and more comfortable ways to go I would. And if that happens, I am not sure where I would like to go...some planet far away and unknown. Although playing in the moon wouldn't be bad either.
I would definately go to the Moon, with a rover, and drive around a bit.
I'd be happy to just get onto one of these civilian flights, like Virgin Galactic or Space X, and go high enough to see the curbvature of the Earth. That's probably the most realistic thing to aim for. I'm sure it will be more than enough to bring me to tears.
If i were to visit space i would try to find a parallel universe and find the copy of me.
maybe i'm not the real one maybe i'm the copy. i would try to find god if he/she exists.
i'd try to find aliens if there are any.
these are all because that these events willl never occur and i won't ever see the day that it does... i think.
| sum12nv wrote: |
If i were to visit space i would try to find a parallel universe and find the copy of me.
maybe i'm not the real one maybe i'm the copy. i would try to find god if he/she exists.
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Neither would be a 'copy', both would be real.
Though, I doubt you'll find a parallel universe just by traveling through space.I would so go to a distant universe!
It isnt one place i will like to go.If Universe is open I would travel from places,planets to planets but knowing very well that my home is my sweet earth.
I'd go to a space-ship library to read Roger Penrose's Laws of the Universe. 
My first trip would have to be to the Antarctic. That has always been a dream of mine. And also to stay in an Ice Hotel. After that I can go into space. This question reminds me of Clint Eastwood's Space Cowboys, sort of remember Tommy Lee Jones ending up on the moon after some crazy adventure.
I don't want to go to a specific place in space. Would be nice to travel around and explore. After that I would like to travel through the core of earth, see if I dive in on one side, where I would end if I get out at the opposite side I'd like to be part of a colony on a new planet. Earth is getting a little crowded for my tastes - I prefer a little more elbow room (yeah, me and Lazarus Long).
It would be so awesome to explore a whole new world, to know that you are the first human to ever lay eyes on THAT rock formation, THAT lake, THAT vaguely treelike organism.
Or, better yet, I'd love to have my own spaceship like Serenity, or the Millennium Falcon... maybe be a space trucker shuttling loads of ore from the asteroid belt mines, dodging space pirates, trying to make enough money to keep my ship spaceworthy.
Or maybe I could be a colonist on the Moon helping to fight for Lunar independence.
Take me out, to the black,
tell 'em I ain't commin' back...
Burn the land, boil the sea,
You can't take the sky from me.
--- Ballad of Serenity
(ok, so I'm a sci-fi junky...)
But the colony thing is feasible. If we find a habitable planet to aim for, all we have to do is haul an asteroid into Earth orbit, hollow it out and fit it with engines and a carefully constructed artificial biosphere and landing crafts. Populate it with two hundred carefully selected colonists, seeds and animal stocks for farming and all sorts of other gear. The grandchildren of the original colonists would probably be the ones to actually colonize the new world, but at least then we would know that humanity would continue even if something happened to this planet.
| Neilos wrote: |
Would you like to visit space? Where would you go?
Me, I would like to go firstly into space to look at the Earth from up there. Then I'd like to go to the moon and play some ball games, maybe football (socker), it'd be so fun to be able to jump that high! IMAGINE THE FUN!!! lol
Neilos |
TRY PLAYING FOOTBALL under Water as a trial !You would rather see saturn's rings from here on Earth than up close because all the rings are, are rocks and ice. For me, i would probably just search for other intelligent life forms out there because I am certain that we are not alone. Black holes also fascinate me as do supernovas. I wish i could witness the latter in my lifetime 
| SunD3R wrote: |
| You would rather see saturn's rings from here on Earth than up close because all the rings are, are rocks and ice. For me, i would probably just search for other intelligent life forms out there because I am certain that we are not alone. Black holes also fascinate me as do supernovas. I wish i could witness the latter in my lifetime |
oh yeah, and also listen to the "Final Countdown" song. 
i love that song the final countdown..specially when the main part sets in..it is so exciting and enticing
