Write a discussion paper on the Starship Fermi QuestionYou will be responsible for developing a solution to a Fermi question. A Fermi question is a question in physics that seeks a fast, rough estimate of a quantity, which is either difficult or impossible to measure directly. Fermi Question: If you travel by starship to the center of the galaxy such that you arrive within a subjective human lifespan, how much radiation damage will you suffer from the interstellar vacuum? Your group’s solution to this problem needs to address the following, at a minimum: Assume special relativity holds and ignores the problems of accelerating and decelerating the spacecraft. At what point in the journey through the interstellar vacuum would you suffer too much radiation damage to go on? How did you determine the amount of radiation damage? What equations did you need? What values did you use for the variables? How did you determine those values? Your solution needs to address the following as a minimum: Assumptions used and why. Equations needed to determine variables necessary for developing the solution and why the equations were necessary. Description of how you developed the values for variables. Description of your level of confidence in the variable values. Overall level of confidence in the solution and why. Format: You will submit a four to five-page paper, prepared using current APA standards (title page, abstract, two to three pages of text with no more than 1 page of that being diagrams/pictures, and a reference page). Writing should show college-level work and be free of grammatical errors and misspelled words. Proper citation of appropriate sources is important to your grade. Citations or research from non-professional or non-refereed sources, will not be accepted.