Scientists have announced that human beings' alien homes are like heaven. Can humans really realize it?

Since modern times, human beings have always wanted to immigrate into space by their own strength, but the question is, if human beings really immigrate into space, where will they live? Indeed, this is a question worth thinking about.

In fact, scientists have long given the answer about whether human beings can immigrate into space and how to survive after emigrating into space. After all, judging from the earth environment in which human beings are currently located, if we only put the future on the earth, it is obvious that the outcome may be tragic.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Konstantin tsiolkovsky, a famous Russian driver known as the father of space travel, expounded his views on human space migration. Konstantin Chiokovsky believes that there is a great possibility that human beings can move into space and survive in space.

Coincidentally, Gerald O 'Neill, a famous American scientist, also holds the same view, and he also extended this view to the greatest extent, which is the origin of O 'Neill's cylindrical thought in his later period.

According to O 'Neill's cylindrical thought, although it is very possible for human beings to emigrate to outer space, it is unscientific to colonize and enslave a planet to obtain the reproduction of their own race. After all, even if human science and technology are developed now, isn't it illusory to find a second planet suitable for human habitation? Therefore, if we keep this idea to realize spatial migration, the road ahead may be very long.

After a series of speculations and with the help of students, O 'Neill designed O 'Neill's cylinder. To put it simply, O 'Neill thinks it will be easier to establish a colonial base directly in outer space, and it is not the best choice for human beings to immigrate by colonizing other planets. Of course, he does not exclude immigrants from other places.

According to the O 'Neill cylinder designed by O 'Neill, it can be clearly found that human beings can live in a huge cylinder in space, that is, the O 'Neill cylinder. O 'Neill cylinder is composed of two cylinders, which rotate in opposite directions on bearings to reduce the gyro effect, which provides great possibilities for human beings to work in space.

The design of O 'Neill's cylinder is very comprehensive in technology, but on the whole, it is very complicated, and even now it is only used in the field of science fiction. O 'Neill completely imitates the activities of the earth. Within O 'Neill's cylinder, human beings can completely control a series of reactions such as weather and light. Simply put, human society is dominated by science and technology.

It is worth mentioning that the energy used in O 'Neill's tank is solar energy, that is to say, people living in O 'Neill's tank completely use clean energy, so there is no huge pollution caused by the use of oil on the earth, but the pollution problem still needs attention.

Whether living in space or living on the earth pollutes the environment is a very important question, otherwise, even if human beings successfully immigrate to space, what can they do? If you don't know about sustainable development, the problems you will face in the future will be the same. How should the next human being solve them? Make another O 'Neill cylinder?

However, the O 'Neill jar is just an idea of scientists. Can the existence of human alien homes announced by scientists be realized, like heaven? The development of scientific and technological achievements may take a long time to brew, so there is no need to rush for success.

I wonder if, in your opinion, human beings can build their homes in space on their own?