Spaceships are not needed: scientists proposed to travel on rogue planets

Instead, they can use free-flying planets, also called rogue planets. It's possible that

There are rogue planets in the Milky Way or other galaxies where life evolves and lives in subsurface oceans heated by radiogenic decay.

If a rogue planet meets a star and they haveIf a gravitational connection is formed, it will begin to rotate around it. This means that the life that exists on the rogue planet finds itself in new, perhaps more habitable conditions.

There is an idea that rogue planets are dark, cold and life cannot appear on them. This is true, but with the exception of those objects that have warm subsurface oceans. 

The authors of the work stated that if humanity does notcan continue to live on Earth, then you need to find other objects on which you can continue the race, or figure out how to organize a trip over vast distances. It takes more than four years to fly to Alpha Centauri at the speed of light.

Therefore, it is potentially possible to moveuse rogue planets. In 2021, a team of researchers announced the discovery of between 70 and 170 rogue planets, each the size of Jupiter. And in 2020, one study suggested that there could be up to 50 billion of them in our galaxy.

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