Comments by "John Roberts" (@view1st) on "Astrum" channel.

  1. And to think that there are literally millions, if not billions, of suns in our solar system alone without even considering the vastly greater number in the universe as a whole, and each with their own heliosphere.
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  2. Was Mars ever like Earth in terms of temperature and air pressure? Or of having a breathable atmosphere with liquid water?
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  3.  @ArthursGardener  Will it have been destroyed by an impact with a rocky object by then? The Oort Cloud must contain billions of asteroids/meteors/rocky objects and the chances of hitting one of them in 30,000 years must be quite high.
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  4. Launching several relay stations and positioning them at Lagrange points might be an option in the future to speed up and enable better communication between Earth and future exploratory satellites like Voyagers 1 & 2.
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  5. A hypothetical question that cannot be proven or disproven either way is not really answerable in the absence of evidence.
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  6. Given eternity... pretty high (if not inevitable).
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  7. Climatologist you may be, but are you a member of the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), subscribing to the UN's anthropogenic climate change hypothesis? If you aren't then no matter what your credentials or academic experience you're obviously a shill for big oil or a climate change denier. Same goes for not supporting mass vaccination or the idea that there was a global pandemic that necessitated society-wide lockdowns and mandatory mask wearing. Only scientists belonging to the UN-EU-G7-approved 'consensus' are legitimate. The same goes for architects and engineers when discussing office block collapses or ballistic and forensic experts when discussing high profile assassinations.
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  8.  @chri-k  🤔🤷‍♀️
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