Space isn't just radiation a ship like this is a well prepared Petri dish just waiting for a small mutation of some microscopic menace to kill everyone on-board.
ITT: We discuss Fermi paradox
Caleb Adams
Tyler Gonzalez
Maybe our species deserves to die out on this rock after all
Isaiah Butler
There is no reason to think a spaceship would vulnerable to infections.
Christopher Harris
>what is modern medicine
Any civilization that has the technology to attempt such voyages will certainly not be stopped by this. Try again.
Kevin Reyes
In 50k years it's not an improbable assumption that we'll perfect fusion energy. Taking a fuckton of hydrogen with you would solve pretty much all energy needs and you can create some spare materials while you're at it. Do you really think a ship that's, say, 50% hydrogen in mass wouldn't be able to sustain itself for a thousand years or so with fusion?
Or perhaps energy storage technologies may propose something revolutionary. We're talking about timescales in which a hundred thousand years more of technological development is hardly significant.
Logan Cook
>implying I would not want to go on a trip like this with my (future) wife
Jonathan Campbell
Are your friends (if any) this retarded? Some downie group?
Joshua Adams
Pic related and /thread
Benjamin Evans
/thread
Eli Sanchez
Because it is science fiction.