many of us would not pay for what was or what we could to travel to the stars, for me would be something fascinating and I think about it very often, but the bad news is that it seems that only the grandchildren of our finite may make interstellar ajes vi.
A former NASA scientist Marc Millis called propulsion specialist has analyzed 27 years of energy trends, to an estimated minimum of 200 years would pass before they can travel to the stars.
After analyzing the energy requirements of the various missions launched by the United States, the energy expenditure of each individual calculation needs first mission in a settlement of 500 people sent into space on a trip one way, each require occupant weighing 50 tons and use 1000W. So I think that the ship would need about 10 ^ 18 Joules, for propulsion.
Currently there is no amount of energy thus large, as the graph of Millis this could happen until 2196, so rayooos, this requires a lot of energy that do not have.
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