/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12274521
We can make a compromise though.

>>12055678
>we don't know how to do that
It will be the biggest challenge humanity will had to face until then but we see vast progress in the cybernetical, genetic and nanmedical fields that may allow for void-adapted humans in a century or more.
>to survive in space? That isn't so simple
This is true, I was thinking more in the lines of calcium hacks, improved radiation tolerance and other health related improvments. To try to create a complex organism that can live permamently in space just with genetic engineering is of course madness.

>>12007843
Ship of Stone
>>12007923
You will of course burrow them into asteroids and to incorporate their own structures within them. But I also suspect that future humanity won`t need gravity as genetic engineering and cybernetics will allow them to live without it. This may go even so far that they advance beyond the need of food, water, air and atmosphere - being bound into fully cybernetic bodies that can freely move in the void of space.

>>11522549
Naive-cosmic transhumanist

>>11227858

>>10173695
Yes. Kirchoff's (sp?) Loop Rule makes the assumption that energy (voltage) is conserved in the wire, which is true UNLESS there is a changing magnetic field in the wire, according to Faraday's Law.

>>10166390
So whats the definition of life?