>>14243256>The gravity is much lower than on EarthWe know that. And we know how to overcome it.
>which would give the Martian-born and especially third generation Martians very, very large and tall bodies in comparison to Earthlings.Is that known for certain? It would be surprising since no humans have been born in low gravity.
>Large bodies are statistically associated with an increased risk of cancer.Yet we know large bodied animals such as elephants and whales have a different ratio. And you forget that scientists are looking into this, the fact that some animals have oddly low cancer rates is a clear indicator something could be possible.
>On Mars, the harmful cosmic radiation would further amplify this.There is something called shielding. far from everything has to be done in a thin space suit.
>It's impossible to colonize Mars. There would be too many tumours.Your argument does not stand up to scrutiny.
>>14244029>And you think terrorists are a harder problem than having no oxygen in the atmosphere and a level of gravity that causes brain damage?Yes. Next question?
>You are just a coward,Wrong
>you will neither colonize MarsUnlikely, given I am not a US citizen.
>nor Sahara.I have absolutely no intention to go to Sahara.
>You see a problem with everythingHahaha
>but use Mars as a crutchWrong
>precisely because its an impossible problem so you cant be blamed for not doing it,Irrelevant
>while any modern rich country could exterminate all terrorists in the sahara and recolonize it with no problems.Unlikely.
