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Femboy Mon 21 Mar 17:03:35 2022 No.14322929 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>14322954

why don't we go into space to look for cool shit?
we already have the concepts in science-fiction, why not make it real?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Mar 2022 17:14:22 No.14322954 Report

Quoted By: >>14323009

>>14322929
If you mean raw, we know what's there, its all the same shit, hydrogen and helium with a little bit of everything else, we have plenty of that here on Earth.
If you mean cool alien shit, even nearest star is hellfarfucking away and could be empty, its basically absolutely insane effort for an uknown payoff.

Femboy

Femboy Mon 21 Mar 2022 17:35:45 No.14323009 Report

Quoted By: >>14323761 >>14325289

>>14322954
why not colonize mars, it could be fun, and bilionares and countries have money for it

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Mar 2022 21:40:28 No.14323761 Report

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>>14323009
I guess we are doing it, just taking baby steps, very baby steps. Some machines are there allright. I'm pretty sure just throwing money alone isn't all that we need to solve before we will do it for real.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 21 Mar 2022 22:42:08 No.14323894 Report

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when the age of discovery happened in europe , whole nations wealth where put on the line in hopes of riches.
countless died, but now we eat potatoes and tomatoes with our dinner so it all balances out in the end.
people died out on the frontier.
and on earth atleast we have somwhere to put our feet and the cardinal directions.
just becuase man was not ment to fly, doesn't meant he has no right right too or that he shouldn't do it.
but men really are not ment to go to outerspace.
so its an expoenetional risk

on earth you can run away and end up where you stared if you go far enough.
in space you just go and hope of the best and summon the vigilence of all your discipline and skill

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 22 Mar 2022 11:47:48 No.14325289 Report

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>>14323009
depends on what you mean by colonizing (to what extent). also, doing that is very hard from a technical standpoint and also very expensive. and any extended effort heavily relies on logistics. since the start of mars missions in the 70's, we still have yet to obtain a sample of martian soil and get it back to earth, that is how difficult it is. about 50% of all mars missions have so far ended in failure, complete or partial. just look at this shit: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars-exploration/missions/historical-log/

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