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HennessyVenom
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i need to know which venture to tackle first which will hae a cascade effect towards he development of the others.
⁣Core objectives
-Space Travel
-artificial wombs
-sex robots

Poissible worlds in solar system.(most likely Realistic candidates with current timeframe)
Moon, Mars, Enceladous, Ganymede, Titan, Mimas, Europa, Callisto, Tethys, Dione, Iapetus, Rhea.

Possible worlds outside solar system,(this will require warp drive), light speed is minimum requirement for interstellar voyage.
2000 stars within 50 light years of earth.
64 stars similar to the sun. probability of 1 habitable world(high)

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

Webb will launch in 2021.The James Webb Space Telescope will be launched on an Ariane 5 rocket. The launch vehicle is part of the European contribution to the mission. The Ariane 5 is one of the world's most reliable launch vehicles capable of delivering Webb to its destination in space. The European Space Agency (ESA) has agreed to provide an Ariane 5 launcher and associated launch services to NASA for Webb. The Ariane 5's record for successful consecutive launches is 80 (as of June 28, 2017).

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

These telescopes will give us much better information on world in our solar system including exoplanets nearby

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

LUVOIR will search for habitable conditions and signs of life on dozens of potentially habitable worlds beyond our Solar System. The results of this search will bring a wealth of data on the atmospheric composition and surface conditions of rocky planets in the habitable zones of a variety of stars. These data will revolutionize our understanding of planet-scale habitability, and will allow the first assessments of the frequency with which global biospheres arise on habitable worlds. Confident life-detection requires access to a wide range of molecules, which demands direct spectra with broad wavelength coverage from the near-UV to the near-infrared. The LUVOIR telescope and starlight suppression system can span these wavelengths and access the important constituents of planetary atmospheres, including water, molecular oxygen, ozone, carbon dioxide, and methane.

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

@acelaken: When we look at the Solar System, it seems delicately balanced to produce a living world. How do we understand the Solar System in the broader context of planetary systems? By studying in detail the wide diversity of exoplanets, we will be able to develop, test, and refine theories of planetary atmospheric processes, including escape, greenhouse, and photochemical effects, under a range of conditions. Our understanding of how planetary surface temperature, climate, and atmospheric structure are influenced by a combination of incident solar flux, cloud and haze physics, and atmospheric composition has thus been profoundly informed by comparative planetary studies. LUVOIR will have the ability to characterize hundreds of transiting and directly imaged planets and will revolutionize our understanding of all classes of extrasolar planets and the common threads that connect them.

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

@acelaken: There are many things still to be discovered and understood about the bodies within the Solar System. LUVOIR can provide up to about 25 km imaging resolution in visible light for Jupiter, permitting detailed monitoring of atmospheric dynamics in Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune over long timescales. Sensitive, high resolution imaging and spectroscopy of Solar System comets, asteroids, moons, and Kuiper Belt objects that will not be visited by spacecraft in the foreseeable future can provide vital information on the processes that formed the Solar System ages ago. The search for life also takes place closer to home. Over the last decades, we have discovered that several moons of the outer Solar System - like Europa and Enceladus - have liquid water beneath their icy surfaces. LUVOIR has an important role to play by determining the currently unknown strength and frequency of this geysers of Europa and Enceladus, through high resolution monitoring of icy moons.

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HennessyVenom
HennessyVenom
4 years ago

@acelaken: unfortunately luvoir launches mid 2030s may be within our time horizon for much better detail of worlds

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