SPACE: 2099 Team

This past week marked what was probably the most prominent announcement since the $2.5 billion Mars Curiosity Rover touched down on the Red Planet August 5^th.

Soil samples by the Curiosity may have yielded a significant discovery on Mars, something many prognosticators believe might be signs of life.

Earlier this month (November 9^th) SAM analyzed what was called “good data” of soil samples in the Mars Rocknest region. Nothing as of yet has been ...

The Stargate Universe famously introduced us to Stargates, portals that created wormholes allowing for quick travel throughout space.

Now China may be following in their footsteps…

$16 million (hundred million RMB) and roughly 3,000 tons of steel are being used to build the “Ring of Life” in Fushun, Liaoning Province. It stands at 157 meters high, has four elevators, and 12,000 LED Lights.

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A new endeavor (no pun intended) is aiming to build the USS Enterprise within the next 20 years. The project is the brainchild of systems and electrical engineer “BTE – Dan”.

The specs of the real life (or modern) enterprise are as follows:

“The real ship” would include a magnetically suspended gravity fly wheel to help propel its 55 million pound frame. Its main engine and reactor power would be 1.5 gigawatts respectively and would allow the ...

Senior Space 2099 Member al-feersum mentioned on the forums that:

Something that's been bugging me for some time is the likelihood that we, as a species, would ever encounter aliens with advanced technology.

There are so many people claiming CE3-6, yet before Lowell misinterpreted Schiaparelli's maps and Wells wrote 'War of the Worlds', there were no aliens. And after WWII and the various 'mysterious sightings' from pilots, and the subsequent

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In what we dub "required viewing" for anyone who believes space exploration is a trivial pursuit, NASA has partnered with

Frank Welker, arguably the most recognizable voice in Film history, to make their case for continuing to venture into outer space.

Why do we explore? It is part of who we are, and it is something we have done throughout our history.

The video displays some of NASA's greatest moments, from landing on

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