Where would you travel to if you had an extrasolar spacecraft?

[Clovis]

I read a thing on the Age of the Dinosaurs. It said we humans as we are now, would have a difficult time of surviving in that atmosphere.

 

[Clovis]

Beautiful view! I have wallpaper on my screen alike that
I wanted to add that journey to nearest exoplanets would be exciting either. NASA published data on a new exoplanet TOI 700 d. This object is approximately equal to the Earth in size, and is located at such a distance to its star, which could provide liquid water on its surface.

Where you have oxygen and liquid water , you have life. So they say, there are two elements that can that can constitute the formation of life.
One of course is carbon , the other is silicon. Would a silicon life form breath Co2? Or some other thing we may not know about yet.
If so it would be very alien to us, as we would be to it.

 

[Clovis]

Like I said, I would go to Mars and start exploring those huge caverns there.
That's where you may find some of that underground water. I have come across that before in a cave. Pale white Fish with no eyes .

 

[Clovis]

Catastrophe, they were freaky looking. Looked like a fish, sorta. More like an eel with big fins. I would love to take you down into one of those caves.

 

[Catastrophe]

Clovis, I'll just be happy with your description thanks.

Cat

 

[Clovis]

Clovis, I'll just be happy with your description thanks.

Cat

It's a good idea to carry an oxygen bottle with you into those deep caves.
Stagnant air, no ventilation. If your claustrophobic don't even try it.

 

[Catastrophe]

It's a good idea to carry an oxygen bottle with you into those deep caves.
Stagnant air, no ventilation. If your claustrophobic don't even try it.

I meant that I am happy for you to go there if you want to, and you can tell me all about your travels.

Cat

 

[Clovis]

I meant that I am happy for you to go there if you want to, and you can tell me all about your travels.

Cat

I know, it's a completely different experience. Not outer space. Inner space .

 

[Clovis]

Went to Virginia once, child's play lol. I am a spelunker. There are massive cliffs in those caves, you also have to know how to rappel.
That's why we want to tackle Mars . We can do it

 

[Clovis]

Mars once had water, it made caves just like here on earth. Deep inside those caves will devulge some Mars ancient history. Who knows, like it does on earth.

 

[Wildpoet]

It's tantalizing enough - and takes a ton of my daydreaming time - to imagine being able to travel around our solar system. However, what if we had the chance/ ability to explore quite a ways beyond that? What if you had an extrasolar spacecraft? Where would you go?

My first thought is to check out some of these carbon-rich exoplanets, just to see how diamond-like they are!

Well, I would check out the 7 exoplanets that were discovered several years ago. Find this discovery interesting. I wonder whether there could be life on two planets or planet and moon out there.

 

[Clovis]

And how long would it take us to get to these Exoplanets? We are not that advanced right now.

 

[Clovis]

And what will we do when if ever ,we do find life? And what would that life consist of?

 

[Catastrophe]

"1. And what will we do when if ever ,we do find life? 2.And what would that life consist of?"

1. Wonder why they blew themselves up? 2. Graveyards.

If they are anything like us.

Cat

 

[Anna**$∆✓]

Hmm... I would probably travel to 'the' other dimension to meet a special person

 

[Lariliss]

I would travel to Helix (NGC 7293), pioneered discovered Nebula to bring fresh eye and data after almost 2 centuries.
And back: intermittence on the dark side of the Moon -> and home to the Earth.
(With extrasolar spacecraft capabilities specifically