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INTERSTELLAR COLONIZATION a proposal for research by Joel Sattler
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INTERSTELLAR COLONIZATION a proposal for research
by Joel Sattler

Human beings will never travel to planets beyond our solar system as organic beings.

The distances are too vast, flight time will take too long, deep space is too inhospitable, and the planets we may find will almost certainly be uninhabitable. In our own solar system, there is only one planet on which we can live, and even here, there are only a few places where we can survive and thrive.

Maybe, if we place our consciousnesses in machines, in androids or computers, we can do it, but we won't be human any longer.

Perhaps it would be possible to create a type of information package out of photons, that could land in an environment light-years away and start life into motion. First the creation of complex molecules, then RNA, DNA, etc., which would then evolve into what we are now, or theoretically into something better.

These algorithm bundles could also convey information on technology, medicine and other sciences, if the life forms can learn how to unlock them.

In fact, perhaps we are receiving such knowledge even now, but are unaware of it.....


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 18, 2018
Perhaps. If we solve the problems facing us right here on earth in this century we certainly will develop machine/human interface in some way or another that I have attempted to describe in my monograph that I posted here, Intelligence and the Machine, 45 years ago. They will not be the comic book superheroes, but they will have super abilities.

And, we will have to colonize our solar system and learn how to use the power of the sun if we are ever going to leave. But, like you have suggested, we are unraveling the algorithms necessary to do all kinds of things that even 50 years ago were thought impossible. If science can win over political will, we will be well underway, thanks to projects like 100 Year Starship, funded by DARPA.

In the words of After the Gold Rush… "Taking mother nature's silver seed to a new home in the sun."

Ron

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