Further, our spaceship moves along with the solar system in its orbit around the galaxy, at 230 km sec. which occurs once every 230 million years.
Rockets can hardly match what exists in the cosmos.
Thursday, March 16, 2017
SPACE TRAVELERS
When you think about it, human space exploration is akin to dolphins leaping out of the water. Contrast this with fact that we are already space travelers, tooling around the sun once a year at 30km per second. We even grow our own food.
Further, our spaceship moves along with the solar system in its orbit around the galaxy, at 230 km sec. which occurs once every 230 million years.
Rockets can hardly match what exists in the cosmos.
Further, our spaceship moves along with the solar system in its orbit around the galaxy, at 230 km sec. which occurs once every 230 million years.
Rockets can hardly match what exists in the cosmos.
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