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And wouldn't we then send frozen egg and sperms, robots taking care of everything once the ship gets close, the humans get education etc. from robots

• listenallyall 8y ago
  Nothing personal, but this is exactly what I was mentioning about "future tech" not being sufficient to solve these problems. In-vitro fertilization (test-tube babies) still requires a living uterus in which to gestate. And the idea that a robot could successfully raise a child from birth to even about 8 years old seems VERY far-fetched. I think the physics of velocity, acceleration, etc will be figured out well before the human aspect, as evidenced by our ability to send a rover to Mars but not a person.