The chance that interstellar travel will ever be developed, or even pursued, is very very small.
Another view:
50 years minimum, 500 years maximum.
There is currently no scientific evidence or widely accepted proof that time travel has been invented. The concept of time travel remains theoretical and is still a subject of scientific research and speculation.
Time travel is currently considered impossible based on our current understanding of physics, as it violates the principles of causality. While scientists continue to explore theoretical concepts like wormholes and closed timelike curves, practical time travel remains a subject of science fiction.
As of 2020, time travel remains a concept largely confined to science fiction and theoretical physics. While some theories, such as those involving wormholes or the effects of relativity, suggest it might be possible under certain conditions, there is currently no practical method or technology that allows for time travel. Thus, it is not feasible to travel through time in 2020 or any time soon.
Sound waves travel through the outer ear, then the middle ear, before reaching the inner ear where they are converted into electrical signals that travel to the brain through the auditory nerve.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that a specific amount of gigawatts is required for time travel. Time travel is currently considered a theoretical concept and not a practical reality within the realm of physics. The idea of using a specific power level, such as "1.21 gigawatts" as shown in the movie "Back to the Future", is purely fictional.
foot,wagon
before planes were invented people used boats to travel and pigeons as messengers
For long-distance travel, they mostly used trains and passenger ships.
No.
Robert Fulton invented the first practical steamboat, known as the Clermont, which successfully navigated the waters of the Hudson River in 1807. This innovation demonstrated the viability of steam-powered vessels for commercial transportation, revolutionizing travel and trade on rivers and later on oceans. Fulton's work helped pave the way for the widespread use of steam power in transportation.
Horse-drawn wagons and carts, or on horseback, or on foot. Boats were another option of course.
By foot for sure, on horseback/donkeyback perhaps?
Before airplanes were invented, people relied on various forms of transportation for long-distance travel, including trains, ships, and horse-drawn carriages. The advent of steamships and railroads in the 19th century significantly accelerated travel times across continents. Additionally, hot air balloons and airships were experimented with for aerial travel, albeit with limited success and safety. Overall, travel was generally slower and more labor-intensive compared to modern air travel.
to travel
They traveled by walking, horses, buggies, bulls, donkeys, or any animal they could ride.
they are invented so people can travel around easier
Thomas Cook