Now that your primitive technology has finally allowed you to discover an extra-solar planet capable of supporting liquid water – a condition your own scientists say is necessary for the development of life – will you have the collective will to allocate the resources necessary to visit this world? The results of such a mission, carried out using robotics, would not be available for generations. Have your societies evolved adequately to support such a forward-thinking project?
Sun is Shining, I believe I am familiar with your planet of origin. I greet you in the language of my people: fizzblurp *crckt norf.
To The Doctor, I am pleased with your new assistant. She looks tasty.
To Fitz: of course I am familiar with the technological challenges of interstellar travel. It is precisely this knowledge which prompted my question. Out of every great endeavor comes great rewards.
