"Wandering Planet" may help humans travel interstellar travel

Science Fiction Network on June 13 (Wang Ziyu) In recent years, human exploration of human beings has become more and more frequent, and the moving moon landing and landing Mars plan have also begun to put on the agenda. In terms of the current level of science and technology, humans can only land on planets with not far from far away. After all, human beings have no way to fly away from the solar system. But if you want to achieve interstellar travel, it may not be so difficult to achieve in another way.

According to the "Fun" monthly website, alien civilization may use free floating planets as interstellar transportation to reach and explore other planet systems and colonize.

Star Planet is a stray planet in space. These planets were thrown out of the planetary system by the gravity of other planets. They did not revolve around any stars and could only wander in galaxies or universe. In 2011, scientists confirmed the existence of stray planets for the first time and speculated that about 50 billion "stray planets" may be wandering in the galaxy. In addition to being affected by gravity, these "stray planets" are thrown out of their star galaxies, and some may be formed by sucking like a star. Most of these planets may come from Orte Cloud.

Scientists believe that among these 50 billion "stray planets" are likely to exist on alien civilization. These stray planets may not be suitable for survival, but some may have surface ocean or warm underground oceans, as well as atmospheric layers and stable gravitational levels, which is enough to become the most powerful guarantee for interstellar travel. Alien life rely on these to conduct interstellar travel.

But if humans want to rely on stray planets to travel, there are still some difficulties. Because these planets must be close to our solar system in addition to their water resources so that we can board them.

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