Consider the following scenario
>Earth is about to be destroyed (consumed by the sun, a black hole, or wathever reason)
> We havent reached the point were we would be able to survive outside earth, not even to travel to another part of our solar system in wich we could survive.
>We know for certain that we are not gonna make it as a species.
>We havent found life outside of the earth yet, so we dont know for certan if exists, much less in an intelligent way, out there.
Would we have a moral obligation to try to save life, or something, from destruction?
What would be the best thing to send outside, and how?
>Earth is about to be destroyed (consumed by the sun, a black hole, or wathever reason)
> We havent reached the point were we would be able to survive outside earth, not even to travel to another part of our solar system in wich we could survive.
>We know for certain that we are not gonna make it as a species.
>We havent found life outside of the earth yet, so we dont know for certan if exists, much less in an intelligent way, out there.
Would we have a moral obligation to try to save life, or something, from destruction?
What would be the best thing to send outside, and how?
