Space Travel

Sit this Mr. Space Travel down, blow him real good, and forget talking afterwards.. he doesn't care.

Best of luck sir.

haha

no talking and absolutely no teeth.

but on a more serious note space travel would be absolutely sick. I'd love to look out and see all the planets and stars and all that stuff.

k thanks guys i have enough to do my presentation now

LMAO I just bursted out laughing in class, now everybody is looking at me.

You should tell norway. They were good  friends with finland

mention black holes, i guess you got like 1:100000000 chance to travel back in time if you enter a black hole.

on a more serious note:

you should talk about how eventually space travel is going to become a necessity for humanity to survive and flourish (once the earth is too full). Mr. Stephan Hawking himself is a proponent of space travel as being essential to human progress.

They have discovered that there are gas layers on Venus (I think Venus... or another gassy planet) that have similar atmospheric conditions to that on earth (gravity, temperature, etc...), the only issue being the toxic gases of course. But if we really wanted to, we could develop/build a space station that floats in this gas, housing X amount of human scientists and their families (think Cloud City on Bespin)

O NOES FINDLAND blew up!?!?!?!?!!

did any of you see babyfarkmcgee

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Talk about how "space travel" is such an incredibly huge waste of government money (NASA's budget has a huge portion towards this, and in this day, its completely ridiculous). Im sure you can dig up some good stuff on that~

In all seriousness you should talk about the theory that Einstein developed or at least to the best of my knowledge made famous (einsteinium (sp) wormhole theory).

In essence: the law of relativity states that a human body cannot travel faster than the speed of light safely, however with the various oddities that occur on a daily basis in deep space, i.e black holes, time shifts etc, Einsteins theory states that if a bridge could be made between two separate and distant areas through a rip in the time and space continuum a wormhole could be made in which a person or craft could bridge the area in a second pretty much a second.

The concept of time in modern science views time as a straight line. i.e ---------------------------------- the beginning of that line being the past the middle being the present and the end being the future. however with the einsteinium wormhole theory you would bend time and space back on each other and (rip) the very fabric of our existence pop through this newly created and artificial wormhole. At the end of the voyage the machine that created this "artificial wormhole" would then be turned off and time and space would return to its normal parameters with yourself and craft being hundreds of thousands of lightyears away in a blink of a eye.

Should look a lot a piece of paper folded back onto its self. imagine poking a hole through the connected peices of paper traveling through that hole and then reverting the paper back to its original format i.e being flat. this is a very crude and demeaning way to describe the brilliance of dr. albert einsteins work but is the best way i could describe it atm. if any of you have seen the movie Event Horizon, they do a brieft and elementary description of the theory as well.

was a cool way of looking at things when i heard it
           

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Talk about how it would take approximately 5 years travelling at almost the speed of light to reach the closest star to earth. And that isn't even guaranteeing we'll find a planet that can support life lol.

Or you could talk about the LHC and the Higgs Boson particle, and the results of the discovery of said particle in the field of space travel. I'm not totally sure if thats what they're trying to find but I'm pretty sure this is the particle that would establish the connection between matter and mass, meaning that if mass and matter could be separated, then travel at speeds well faster than light would be possible.

F=(0 mass)(infinite acceleration)

F=0

See where I'm going? This is only coming from a grade 11 physics student, so if I got it all wrong feel free to point it out.

thanks. im for sure going to look up all of those points. but im not going to go too much in to depth because my french teacher is kind of a retard. she would much rather a fancy power point over good facts haha