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Keplerbound

I heard they have a Dreamcast 2 with a Skies of Arcadia sequel

>>715603520 (OP)
The sobering realization that we are well and truly alone in the vast void of an indifferent cosmos used to keep me up at night as a kid. Now I kind of take comfort knowing we have less than zero impact on the random machinations of this incomprehensibly vast universe. We are less than minuscule and will not be remembered. Not that there is anything out there to remember us.

>>715603728
faggot

>>715603728
>nihilism but space
Cringe

>>715603728
let me just torture you to death by dismembering you piece by piece. it's ok because we don't matter and nobody will remember

>>715603520 (OP)
Destroy All Keplerites!

>>715603728
>The sobering realization that we are well and truly alone
how can you be so sure?

>>715603728
the statistical chances of being truly alone in something as vast and ancient as the universe seem literally impossible
Sure other sentient life might just be too far away though

>We are less than minuscule and will not be remembered
Why does that matter? The only important part are the bonds you create and what you experience during life unironically just like a shitty JRPG
Why do niggas feel the need to be some hyper important person, just focus on family as if anyone else will give a damn about you

>1100 light years away
All of us will be long dead before any attempt to reach them makes it even 1/10th of the way there

>>715603728
I personally think the funniest option is there are loads of other civilizations out there but unlike in sci-fi the speed of light can't be broken by any means and even hitting that speed is too hard, so we're all doomed to never meet each other barring highly improbable generation ship shenanigans.

>>715604072
we can travel (according to some theories) faster than light, reaching far away places in little time
however, everyone on earth will be fucking dead because time still goes by normally here

>>715603520 (OP)
What do they eat? And why cant I have any?

>>715603834
>>715603912
>4chan's very own /v/tards not knowing the difference between nihilism and existentialism
Wow I am shocked the lowest IQ board on this website has produced comments like these.

>>715604101
Or two inhabitable planets are close enough to each other on their solar system to travel between with advanced enough rockets

>>715603728
>we are well and truly alone
You have zero proof of this and neither do "scientists" aka guessing men.

Light needing actual time to travel and the fact all pictures etc we have of distant space places are windows into the past is literally and unironically lovecraftian

>>715603520 (OP)
kepler 442b looks awful mostly desertic shithole where they starve.

Kepler 62f must be cool as fuck tho its mostly land and brutal winters. They probably have machines or are in a warrior period.

>>715604132
>everyone on earth will be fucking dead because time still goes by normally here
never been able to understand this
feels instinctively wrong

>>715604053
>the statistical chances of being truly alone
Truly alone might be an overreach in wording. Functionally, effectively alone. It doesn't matter if there actually is more shit out there. We, including they, are dying alone.
>>715604101
This, basically.
>>715603728
>Now I kind of take comfort
And yeah, exactly this. Clinging to copium like a retarded kid "haha yeah guize, there are totally aliems out there and we will meet them and make a biiiiig old fedewation some day :->>>" is, I mean if it's how you get joy out of this go for it. But I get there being comfort in letting go of that. Its freeing to not be burdened by that worry. We're alone and its alright. We've got a lot on our plates here to enrich our short lives. The escapism cope is unhealthy imo.

>>715603520 (OP)
They make phone calls to Dark Matter entities.

>>715604132
why not just idk teleport there instantly

>>715604273
>You have zero proof of this and neither do "scientists" aka guessing men.
Okay fine I'll believe in your guess instead. Lets go meet them, Anon!

>>715603728
You should take comfort in knowing that for only humans to exist in the universe,under the most unlikely and improbable circumstances, God truly must exist.

>>715604425
time fluctuates differently in the universe depending on the time/space conditions you're in

>>715604448
because it gives you the gays

>>715603520 (OP)
us

>>715603728
Gayyyyyyy *throws rock at you*

>>715603728
Next time you feel like writing more than a few words, don't

>>715603520 (OP)
mankind is cancer

>>715604425
He phrased it really badly, but it's not that difficult of a concept
>time gets dilated as you speed up
>from your perspective everything outside gets blueshifted to hell starts speeding up
>seconds from your perspective become years outside, then tens of years, hundreds of years, etc as you continue to accelerate towards lightspeed
>from your own perspective you travelled 100,000ly in an hour, but because you never actually exceeded lightspeed everyone else has aged a minimum of 100,000 years in the time it took you to cross that distance at less than lightspeed

>>715604020
time

>>715604595
Kill yourself, then. (You won't, because you're all bark and no bite)

>>715603520 (OP)
What do they eat?

>>715604592
You're going to die alone and no amount of time pretending otherwise in Fortnite will save you.

>>715604684
Sorry your life is so depressing, bro, hope you find a way out of it

>>715604565
>>715604618
I understand the theory but I'm not having it
No amount of watches sent round the earth can make it feel right

>>715603728
Exactly this
The goys have no idea how meaningless their life is
MUH WORK MUH SELF IMPROVEMENT MUH LEGACY
Everything will end and everyone is as meaningful as a cockroach
And meaning is all that matters

The only people I respect are religious ones, they've realized it was the only way to stay sane.

>>715604684
You will die eventually but you definitely will not die alone if you actually bothered having true loved one, which sadly for many does take work since they don't have the luck or luxury of being born into a loving family

>>715604762
It takes more luck than work

>>715603520 (OP)
>the only other inhabitable planets just happen to be called the same thing
Who honestly falls for this pathetic psyop? You truly are goy cattle.

>>715604756
What about the delusional morons who think that when they die they'll go to some fantasy realm where they'll be big and strong and have a harem of 40 virgins and hey wait a second

>>715604101
The thing is, even hitting lightspeed wouldnt get you out far in a meaningful timeframe
Just surviving space for long enough is the bigger problem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdpb5gqq44s

Hate to be party ruiner but none of these planets are actually confirmed to be habitable, they only have larger than usual chance but also research suggesting that most likely they are unable to support human type of life, with lots of "big if" and uncertainty of data.

>>715604756
complete nonsense, if anything I pity how you can't find value in something as simple as hugging a loved one and having them hug you back with meaning, or knowing they actually have your back no matter what

>meaning is all that matters
Yeah, and your life will have meaning to both yourself and your loved ones, what fucking more do you want or need. Expecting some random literallywhos to carry about your life is nonsense, and even then fellow humans aren't innately malicious towards your existence unless you're a legit bitter cunt who treats others like trash
The only legacy you should care about leaving behind is a life lived mostly with love and joy

>>715604826
Yes, luck is a definitely factor, the main problem is a lot of people are fucked from the start due to coming from trash families and not being able to break the cycle
But at least today you have more tools to help you realize that

>>715603520 (OP)

>>715604681
desert planet:
shitty cactuses
they are probably very malnourished and small

mostly land planet:
dudes are hyperboreans and bigger than all of us, well fed, muscular or fat 7 ft

>>715603520 (OP)
>kepler
>all orbiting red dwarfes
>tidally locked=no magnetosphere and getting plastered by the spergy starlet
>habitable
yeah fuck off with your copium

>>715603728
Wow that's crazy anon. I think you should kill yourself. Not because "nothing means anything" or whatever, but because you're waxing philosophical and regurgitating trite nihilist talking points on a video game imageboard like an insufferable pseud.
>>715604247
>"...we have less than zero impact..."
>"We are less than minuscule and will not be remembered."
>"Not that there is anything out there to remember us."
>It's not heckin' nihilism you guise, it's existentialism!!!
The "takes comfort" bit is the only moderately existentialist part of the paragraph, but it's arguably closer to absurdism than existentialism, and the rest of the post is clearly nihilistic. Quit arguing semantics like a petty, pretentious, pedantic retard and fuck off back to whatever shitty board you came from.

>habitable exoplanets
>earth
who made this image?

>>715603520 (OP)
Forget about space adventures. We're destined to perish on this fucking planet.

I don’t have any hope for exoplanets, but maybe I’ll live to see corporate-employed PMCs kill each other on Mars over mining rights

I'm pretty sure something like the combine exists and they just haven't found us yet

>>715603728
>le we are le alone in le corner of le galaxy
so what aint humanity already complicated as fuck to not entretain yourself for centuries? we literally kill each other for religious disagreements especially sandniggers do. Thats how much there is to do in this planet. Space faring is for faggots anyway. we die here as warriors and last as long as we can.

>>715603728
That just means we're the precursors bro.

>>715605289
>calls a dude a pseud
>brain vomits his semantics argument and ends it with "and don't argue! I get the last word!"
Ladies, please. Cringe isn't a competition.

>>715604101
That's not the funny one. It's like being at home while thousands of potential friends have their apartments around yours. But you will never be able to meet or reach anyone of them to make a friend. Not alone but also forever alone.

>>715603728
We may or may not have been visited by interstellar entities, but we are being visited by interdimensional ones.

>>715605705
>brain vomits his semantics argument
How else would I dismantle his semantic claim without arguing semantics? I just used his talking points and quotes from the paragraph against him. I don't care enough to push my interpretation; I just want to call him out for his stupid one, which is why I dismissed the whole altercation by the end.

>"Guys we found Earth 2.0!1!!1!1"
>Greater than 2 Earth masses
>Orbiting a young red dwarf
>Either an irradiated airless world or hycean supercritical waterworld
>Thinks reducing gases are only produced by life

>>715604998
Yeah you're definitely illiterate. Pure American thinking.

>>715603520 (OP)
Advent Rising

>>715606003
you can trust a man with a nice mustache

>>715606734
Have you never watched Star Wars? The aliens in those movies survive all of that stuff

>>715603728
You have been given a chance at something denied to all other planets in the universe.
Life.

And you choose to spend it being a gigantic faggot nihilismbabby.
Existence has shaped to create the concepts of homosexuality and mockery specifically so we could all call you a faggot in this very moment.

>>715603728
We probably aren't alone but anything alive in other galaxies is probably either nowhere near as advanced as us (as in they're probably still sitting at the everything is still shitty animals under the ocean with barely optimized bodies) or they died long before we came to be.
Who knows though. Maybe there's some other civilization on around our level elsewhere but we're so far apart we're never gonna spot one another much less be able to contact one another.

>>715604425
>never been able to understand this
It's literally mass traveling so fast that it warps space around it, it's the type of shit that is millennia away

>>715606734
We will make science machines to fix that

>>715607017
>You have been given a chance at something denied to all other planets in the universe.
Yeah that's what I said.
>>715607017
>And you choose to spend it being a gigantic faggot nihilismbabby.
N-no you. I like that we're alone. Unique. Special, in the greatest sense of the word. We won't be remembered. There is no God. No aliens. Just us and the fleeting moment we're born into where we can do anything and take any meaning from it.

>>715607017
Life isn't a chance, it's just a phenomenon that happens to be rare but has no meaning by itself. You value it because you are biologically designed to.

>>715607149
Exactly, you can go around and kill and behead random people if you so desire. Nothing is inherently good or bad, people are just brainwashed and believe that society is the world. No such thing, you can do literally ANYTHING.

>>715607270
Sure, dude. Whatever you say. I'm not gonna do that personally because I find not doing that to be pretty enriching. For lots of reasons, not JUST including I enjoy not being gunned down by police.

But hey go out in whatever blaze you want, chief.

>>715607359
You can't know if it's enriching or not if you never did it
Of course you'll probably get killed by law enforcement but it's a nice way to free oneself from the mind numbing shackles of modernity

>>715603728
Good, that's mean everythings is our to take.

>>715607472
I'm good.

>>715603520 (OP)
>kepler 186f
orbits a red dwaft. unlikely to have life