Would you guys like to go to Outer Space?

[Nightmare X]

I've been outside of the Solar system already.


EVERYTHING sucks outside of it, and it's full of emo nards who whine like losers.


Don't go out of the solar system, unless you're stupid.

and there are actually 15 planets on it., most of them (especially earth) suck either way, except for Tartarus, that place rocks.

[megakevinexe]

I've been outside of the Solar system already.


EVERYTHING sucks outside of it, and it's full of emo nards who whine like losers.


Don't go out of the solar system, unless you're stupid.

and there are actually 15 planets on it., most of them (especially earth) suck either way, except for Tartarus, that place rocks.

You have? Cool!  Wait, fifteen planets? :? Have you gone THAT far into space, NMX? :|

[NeoCalculus]

I'm staying here.  The universe has no souls for me to consume.

Oh, and the universe, though infinite, has an end (what?).  The current theory is that the universe is linear, that it is wide on one end, and stretches to an infinitly small point on the other, sort of like a muffed up pyramid.

[Herb]

Absolute zero is -273.15 degrees Celcius, and nothing can actually reach that temperature. Even if we had no sun, a star 1,000,000,000 light years away would emit light that raises the temperature a bajillionth of a degree.

Pluto's moon's name is Charon.

p.s. that Java star applet is retarded

[Lazlo Falconi]

Let me just say, I'm not a Trekkie. I like Star Trek, but I don't even own any action figures. Kay? Now, I read in Popular Science about how warp drives work(yes, they can build them), they do bend space, but not the way Swift said. The bend the space in front of you so that it is smaller than the space behind you, propelling you forward. At least, that's the simple way of describing it. I don't remember the "facts." We have the technology to do this, or, at least, our technology is advanced enough that we could build the technology to do this. However, it would take more energy than we can produce right now.

Also, Swift, it is impossible to reach the speed of light, as we near it, light would begin to travel faster, and your ship would appear to travel slower. Special reletivity for the win.

[megakevinexe]

Wouldn't you guys worry that your rocket may explode! :shock: That's  one thing that I'm REALLY afraid of right there!

[Nightmare X]

^See, you're never going to outer space in your entire life, stop with the foolish illusions.

[Peaches]

Absolute zero is -273.15 degrees Celcius, and nothing can actually reach that temperature. Even if we had no sun, a star 1,000,000,000 light years away would emit light that raises the temperature a bajillionth of a degree.

Pluto's moon's name is Charon.

p.s. that Java star applet is retarded

ah, thanks for the enlightenment.  I hate space, it's retarded.  Absolute zero is also 0 kelvin..  *shot*

[Lazlo Falconi]

I'd rather go out in a huge fireball blasting over the earth at 1000 km/h than die in a bed at 98 years old.

[Byte Man Zero]

I'd rather go out in a huge fireball blasting over the earth at 1000 km/h than die in a bed at 98 years old.

Quoted for truth.

[megakevinexe]

^See, you're never going to outer space in your entire life, stop with the foolish illusions.

Dude, the explosion of a rocket, that's happened before you know.

http://edition.cnn.com/TECH/9701/17/rocket.explosion/

See?

[Nightmare X]

Your point is? You REALLY think you will EVER be inside of a rocket?

[megakevinexe]

I don't know, maybe. :|


What about you?

[Monkeydog]

and if you are, it's probably going to be the safest damn rocket ever.

[megakevinexe]

Hope so, or... I'd either drift into space, or my rocket explodes after liftoff and you'all can all say good-bye to me... for eternity. :shock: But I wouldn't want to be gone for TOO long-- I'd miss you guys.