Image source   Opinion: Paul Watt i would think the thing to do would be to build space stations here and send them out first as automated flight,and set them at different intervals,while they are in flight you will need to start building space ships most likely nuclear power of some sort,but

  Image source   Opinion: Whiz31 First of all I want to thank all the people who argued over the high points in the storyline. Saves me the trouble of ever having to watch it. LMAO From a science side it was lacking in many ways. At least from what seems to be argued around some of the higher brain

The space epic "Interstellar," out in theaters this weekend, presents a dire vision for the future of humanity. Climate change has ravaged Earth, leaving humans with a choice: Go extinct or pack up and find a new home. Should we ever find ourselves facing a real-life "Interstellar" dilemma, NASA