Do you think it is possible to make an artificial planet?

An artificial planet could potentially be created by an advanced civilization. Even if our current technology is unable to create such a thing, we can foresee the benefits of it.

Is it possible to create a planet?

Physicist: In theory, there’s nothing standing in the way. In fact by constructing a planet from asteroids, comets, or dust you can expect to get a fair amount of energy back out. So the good news is, you don’t have to have a molten planet, and there’s plenty of energy to be had.

Will humans be able to live on other planets?

Based on his Copernican principle, J. Richard Gott has estimated that the human race could survive for another 7.8 million years, but it is not likely to ever colonize other planets.

What should I name my planet?

Your top 10 names for the tenth planet

• Persephone (Greek) or Proserpina (Roman) Advertisement.
• Peace (or its Latin root, Pax) In a war-torn world, and with terrorism rife, many of you want to use the new planet to send a message.
• Galileo.
• Xena.
• Rupert.
• Bob.
• Titan.
• Nibiru.

Can a planet be man made?

Creating a planet would not actually help humans unless it mimics earth in conditions, which is a whole new ordeal. A planet would be a large gravity field, so it may mess up other orbits. So while it’s theoretical, humans could not create a planet.

Is China building an artificial moon?

By 2020, the Tian Fu New Area Science Society plans to launch an artificial moon to light up the night sky. If the plan goes through, the so-called “illumination satellite” would orbit above the Chinese city of Chengdu and glow in conjunction with the actual moon, but shine eight times brighter.

Will humans ever leave the Solar System?

As respondent Charles Hornbostel explained, “With human exploration of Mars expected no earlier than the 2025-30 time frame, it is reasonable to expect humans will not have reached the orbits of Neptune and Pluto by century’s end, barring any breakthroughs in exotic propulsion technology.”

Is it possible to create artificial gravity?

Dave: In space, it is possible to create “artificial gravity” by spinning your spacecraft or space station. When the station spins, centrifugal force acts to pull the inhabitants to the outside. This process could be used to simulate gravity.

Is it possible to build an artificial planet?

“I don’t want to be a wet blanket, but at least for things we know about today, [when it comes to building an artificial planet,] you run into problems,” says Adam Steltzner, an engineering fellow at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. Let’s start with the second option—the Death Star.

What would it take to build an artificial world like Death Star?

While the artificial world would requires an ridiculous amount of metal, moving those giant hunks around in space could be much easier (with the right machines, anyway) than working in a broiling desert beset by gravity Also consider the internal structure. The Death Star includes more than 21,000 floors stacked like stories in an office building.

Is there a way to create gravity without mass?

Ryan: As far as anyone knows, there is no way to produce gravity other than with mass. Things that have mass have a certain amount of gravity and will interact with other things that have mass. By rotating a city in space you would not create gravity, you would simulate it.