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Are We There Yet?
Humans might be smart enough to accomplish interplanetary life within the next 200 years, scientists said this week.and said humanity could become a Kardashev Type I Civilization by the year 2371. The Kardashev model was made in 1964, according to the study, to assess how close a civilization is to conquering space and interplanetary travel. It's largely based on the kinds of energy each civilization can use and store, and the researchers said humans have to learn how to harness renewable energy before we even hit the first milestone.A Type I civilization is a "planetary civilization" that has harnessed all of the major energy forms on its home planet.
Type II civilizations are "stellar civilizations" and must be able to obtain and store all the energy its parent star releases. Type III is called a "galactic civilization" and can access and control much of the energy the entire galaxy generates.The study suggests humans will eventually need to escape Earth to survive a future cataclysmic event of some kind.
To leave our planet for good, we'll need to harness renewable and nuclear energy. We equally need those investments to prevent
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