When the sky is no more the limit

Today is the 50^th anni­ver­sa­ry of space mis­sion Apol­lo 11 launch. Let’s think about this. How incre­dible space explo­ra­tion is. Not so far ago, we were still explo­ring our own ground trying to get rid of this Ter­ra inco­gni­ta. Few decades had to past before we unders­tood that Ter­ra should be repla­ced by Cae­lo or even more by Spa­cium. What a shock to unders­tand slow­ly unders­tand our small place in the uni­verse. So much time to conquer our own pla­net and then we catch rea­lize that there could be bil­lions of simi­lar world to explore.

This anni­ver­sa­ry under­lines our pro­gress to push our limits but also confirm our insi­gni­fi­cance in this uni­verse. But is this not the whole thing about science? Solve a mys­te­ry, and it will bring more ques­tions to ans­wer? We should be rea­dy for the next Coper­ni­cus and make sure we can unders­tand that space is just ano­ther layer of rea­li­ty that will bring us much farther.

My ques­tion would be, is huma­ni­ty capable of going that fast? The human took 6000 years to get where we are today. On a tech­no­lo­gy basis, most people are not able to explain to you how they could get some salt. This makes me think that AI and arti­fi­cial self-evol­ving machines may replace us for the next mil­len­niums. Could our crea­tors be some­thing less evol­ved than us, the same way we will create this new life form?

-Dan­ny

I’m Dan­ny (aka Coa­ch­Dan­ny). I have a pas­sion: humans. Come with me and take this minute eve­ry day to explore what’s going on today and why is it tren­ding. Click here to get your dai­ly thought right on time for break­fast.

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Last Upda­ted on Novem­ber 15, 2019 by Coach Dan­ny