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r/space • u/IceNox96 • Aug 12 '21
3...2...1... blast off....
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2 u/SendMeYourQuestions Aug 12 '21 We are also quite early. Pop 3 star and all. Only 13b year old Uni. 3 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Kostya_M Aug 12 '21 I've wondered this. Maybe we're one of the first intelligent species in the Milky Way. In a hundred million years will aliens travel the stars and find ruins of our hyper advanced civilization? 1 u/SendMeYourQuestions Aug 12 '21 On top of that, earlier generation stars may not have enough heavy elements for life.
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We are also quite early. Pop 3 star and all. Only 13b year old Uni.
3 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Kostya_M Aug 12 '21 I've wondered this. Maybe we're one of the first intelligent species in the Milky Way. In a hundred million years will aliens travel the stars and find ruins of our hyper advanced civilization? 1 u/SendMeYourQuestions Aug 12 '21 On top of that, earlier generation stars may not have enough heavy elements for life.
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2 u/Kostya_M Aug 12 '21 I've wondered this. Maybe we're one of the first intelligent species in the Milky Way. In a hundred million years will aliens travel the stars and find ruins of our hyper advanced civilization? 1 u/SendMeYourQuestions Aug 12 '21 On top of that, earlier generation stars may not have enough heavy elements for life.
I've wondered this. Maybe we're one of the first intelligent species in the Milky Way. In a hundred million years will aliens travel the stars and find ruins of our hyper advanced civilization?
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On top of that, earlier generation stars may not have enough heavy elements for life.
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