>>12923252Now back to the Solar. What's the good real estate in the Solar System?
Earth... we live here.
The Moon... it's close, fairly safe, pretty easy and economical to get to with the right systems. Potentially resource rich. Strategically located.
Mars... resource rich. Most habitable place in the Solar System except for Earth. Reasonably easy to get to with the right rocket. Difficult to land on and launch from.
Callisto and Ganymede... only Moons of Jupiter of any real mass that don't have fatal radiation exposure (Callisto is better than Ganymede for this, and Europa is deadly). Easy to land on and live on. Pretty Moon-like. Jupiter is very difficult and expensive to get to.
Titan... Moon of Saturn. Likely extremely resource rich and habitable with the right technology. Extremely far away (expensive, complicated travel). Landing is as difficult as landing on Earth (very complicated). Cold and remote.
And that's pretty much it. There are some Smaller bodies worth visiting and maybe economically exploiting (Encludeus, asteroids). And others which would be interesting to visit with probes for scientific purposes (Europa). But in terms of HUMAN Habitation and colonization? Hundreds of solar system bodies, and the list of "Prime Real Estate" is about 6 destinations long.
