I'm sure we could one of two ways. Either we do find a way to go faster than the speed of light (which may be impossible) or we can use wormholes. Using wormholes seem more plausible, but I have no idea where to go about making sense of how to be able to make one (I'm not a scientist either though.)

Straight-Edge wrote I'm sure we could one of two ways. Either we do find a way to go faster than the speed of light (which may be impossible) or we can use wormholes. Using wormholes seem more plausible, but I have no idea where to go about making sense of how to be able to make one (I'm not a scientist either though.)

Yeah, I just don't know how us humans can be capable. Yet again , we are capable of chatting through this

I know eventually we will. A few decades ago going to space was a joke, look at it now. I think it will end up being a way to trip out time or bend it in a way that makes a time travel type of thing possible. I don't think humans will ever be able to go at the speed of light for two reasons: We couldn't survive the speeds unless some massive evolving phase come randomly (even then probably not), then second the speed of light is almost to fast for our minds to even accept it.

Nice post man!

The easiest way of manned space flight over long distances that we are close to is also the most morally wrong.
Having Children onboard the vessel and passing Generations along the trip.

However, I think that in at least 300-500 years we will have discovered wormholes and how to harness them, or we will be given proper space-faring technology by an alien race.

I believe that one day, we will do one of two things.
1. Go in space, as young adults, and travel while passing through generation and generation on the giant ship that we create. Granted, this is almost impossible at the time being.
2. We harness the power of warm holes, then, we will be able to navigate through space and ultimately, time itself, and we will travel to places far beyond our reach. BUT, there will have to be somebody that goes through it first, and is capable of travelling back as well.

Teleportation or even worm holes could help us through this gap?
It depends on who and when they discover this and they begin new projects.
Worm Holes bend space and time quoted by what I've seen on that show The Universe.
Then again the History channel isn't really a valued source.

-Mind

Although I believe that wormholes could potentially exist they are still hypothetical with absolutely no evidence for their existence. It would be wiser and more efficient if NASA focused on increasing speeds of craft instead of going off on a tangent trying to find hypothetical tunnels.

Humanity's main aim should be finding another planet that humans can survive on with relative ease.

The universal clock is counting down and considering we have only achieved flight to the moon, I would say it will be a very tight squeeze getting out of harms way before the sun engulfs us
[and I complain about NASA going off on a tangent -hypocrite-]

PseudoScience wrote Although I believe that wormholes could potentially exist they are still hypothetical with absolutely no evidence for their existence. It would be wiser and more efficient if NASA focused on increasing speeds of craft instead of going off on a tangent trying to find hypothetical tunnels.

Humanity's main aim should be finding another planet that humans can survive on with relative ease.

The universal clock is counting down and considering we have only achieved flight to the moon, I would say it will be a very tight squeeze getting out of harms way before the sun engulfs us
[and I complain about NASA going off on a tangent -hypocrite-]

I agree but increasing the speed of a craft is hard because humans can only survive in so much G force.
Also what do you mean "The universal clock is counting down" ?
I believe that governments have achieved crafts with "magical" abilities and have been kept secret for some time.
Slowly info is pushed out and they try to patch up whats been leaked out.

-Mind

i honestly dont think we will