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Man will probably never leave the solar system in our life time. Unless there is a major scientific break through, I doubt anyone alive on Earth today will see humans leave the solar system simply because "where would they go?" Unless there is a dramatic discovery, it would take generations to get to the nearest planetary system. Without warp drive or bending space/time, this just isn't going to happen very fast.

[QUOTE="SheaOlmsford, post: 232216, member: 2215"] Man will probably never leave the solar system in our life time. Unless there is a major scientific break through, I doubt anyone alive on Earth today will see humans leave the solar system simply because "where would they go?" Unless there is a dramatic discovery, it would take generations to get to the nearest planetary system. Without warp drive or bending space/time, this just isn't going to happen very fast. [/QUOTE]

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