i'd love to be a professional eater and not get fat. i believe in aliens.
that must have been quite the experience. Earthlings have searched our Solar System for aliens, but that's not where they should look.  I was taken to the Nebastrium solar system.  Earthlings have never heard of it.
I must be an earthling because I've never heard of it. Where is the Nebastrium solar system? That's really hard to fathom... I wonder what the equivalent of one light year away from earth would be. I was curious enough to do that, apparently one light year is about 6 trillion miles. It travels 36,373 mph, and would take 18449 years to travel one light year... I think it's safe to say we will never know how that feels You have a valid point. I'd be excited if that were to happen in our lifetime! Teleportation would make life so much easier, and probably a lot safer.
It's about 30 light years away from Earth. I'm sure a quick google search could enlighten us.  I'd like to know that myself. Wow, that is way more than I thought! That's true.  But only if we use traditional ways of travel.  Perhaps we will discover teleportation. Me too!  I've always wondered about teleportation.  I believe if we can conceieve it we can achieve it! Imagine being able to be in the grocery store in seconds and then back home after you get your food in seconds!  I wonder about the food though...
i think all the aliens are in china . i feel like i should be amazed but i am not . i feel like i should be amazed but i am not . i can imagine , what happens in the sky is amazing . hopefully before our lifetimes at least one human will go there . i'm sure it would .
Somewhere in Nevada. Approximately around 300-500 square feet Wow. That's a lot. Seems incredible but also kind of boring at the same time. Agreed, that would be badass. Yeah but you also wouldn't live as long either.
It's in Stanford, California. About 20 miles outside of San Jose. I believe it's considered part of Silicon Valley. I'm not sure but I know they have been studying stuff that is 3.3 million years old. 1.35 billion cubic kilometers. I feel like that would be pretty heavy to carry. I hope not! lol It is 109 times the size of the earth and it accounts for 99.86% of the total mass of the solar system. We need it keep on burning! lol Yes, such as what life extension science is working on now. Of course, this hasn't happened yet, but you never know how close they are. I agree, and since its capable of sensing its environment, I think it might lead to a decrease in accidents.