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At least they'd be incredibly confused when they eventually went to the Moon :)
by airza 7y ago
At least they'd be incredibly confused when they eventually went to the Moon :)
- awb 7y agoAlthough over tens of millions of years the chances of an asteroid impact wiping out our Lunar or Martian legacies might be more realistic than not.
- jacobwilliamroy 7y agoI've always wondered if future people will believe that we put up the all our artificial satellites, without help from aliens. If we can't even imagine egyptians being able to stack rocks, who's gonna believe that we forged metal ships and launched them into orbit?
- C14L 7y agoSatellites would disappear pretty quickly without constant orbit adjustments.
- wongarsu 7y agoI would expect geostationary satellites to last pretty long, after all their orbit should have close to zero atmospheric drag and barely any tidal forces.
- koheripbal 7y ago"pretty long", yes. Tens or hundreds of millions of year? No.