A new study published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics by three researchers at Radboud University in the Netherlands has dramatically
"We’ve known about this stuff for years. What we didn’t expect was that the expansion would accelerate as it has. We thought we had trillions of years. Then the forecast was billions. And now—”
I mean, if humanity is still around even millions of years in the future, I kind of imagine we’ll have tech so advanced we could like move the earth to a pocket dimension or some shit.
"We’ve known about this stuff for years. What we didn’t expect was that the expansion would accelerate as it has. We thought we had trillions of years. Then the forecast was billions. And now—”
https://web.archive.org/web/20080603194211/http://www.solarisbooks.com/books/newbookscifi/last-contact.asp
I mean, if humanity is still around even millions of years in the future, I kind of imagine we’ll have tech so advanced we could like move the earth to a pocket dimension or some shit.
Or maybe I just read too much scifi.
keep reading scifi, just start also reading physics, mathematics, etc
Scifi quickly turns to horror when it factors in how unfathomably huge space is and how slow physics forces us to interact with it all.
Oh I’m not smart enough for that, I just like lasers and spaceships and aliens 👽