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probably i'm just daydreaming, but how about..
1., NASA sends equipment to the mars first 2., when the equip has arrived safely, they send the 1st group of people to the mars 3., they research, explore, do what they're supposed to do to be able to take off with a shuttle, and.. 4., when done (or getting insane/bored.. hah) they assemble the equip. from step 1 and launch back home, with the given circumstances thanks to step 3 btw. the assumption about nullgravity->gravity collapse.. people can accomodate to different gravities even after a long time spent in each state. however, the most severe effect is that on earth they let go things which eventually fall on the ground. as they got pretty much used to zero gravity and its advantages of having things just floating around, astronauts even have these side-effects years after coming back home from a weeks-long trip in space, guess what a 8yrs long space trip would do.. hah :) |
if i were selected for the mission, i'd kill all the other crew members a crash the thing into the moon
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At the gay bar. |
The minute they find a gold mine on the planet there will be fleets of people volunteering and investors chipping in I'm sure.
As for expense, Columbus's trip out west was considered a waste of money and completely insane, but without the risk taken it may have been another 100 years before someone dared try an exploration like that. Him wanting to go out there wasn't purely for making his mark as much as he thought it would be incredibly profitable as well. So as long as they come up with an incentive like that the mission will be done sooner rather than later. Science? great, Exploration? yeah, brave? sure.. riches beyond? Sign me up! ;) |
Mars has the 38% of the Earth's gravity. I would weight 31Kgs there.
And from what i know gravity affects the aging.. |
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There are several countries with the power to practically wipe the map. Each of these countries would never want to do so, they aren't that nuts. So the countries with the potential to attempt starting a World War are limited to those with nuclear capabilities and "nuts" at the helm... so we are talking about places like Pakistan, North Korea, Syria, Iran, maybe even Israel. Or one could even argue a rogue scientist selling the technology to another nut bag state. And that's fair enough. So a nut bag state has nukes. How many do they have? Minimal. One, three, maybe ten at a long shot? Nut bag state with ten nukes against any given nuke world power with hundreds, even thousands. Would China defend North Korea? Unlikely. Would Russia defend Iran? Unlikely. Technology and the vast disproportion of world power, I think, would hasten the possibility of a WW3. Anything is always possible... I just can't picture a short term scenario where WW3 would even take place. |
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Unfortunately War is cheaper and much easier due to very stupid people who prefer the lies of faith over the facts of science.
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People can breathe on Mars. I saw it on TV.
http://blogs.amctv.com/scifi-scanner/red-planet-560.jpg Anyone who goes there will be fine. |
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Sorry to burst your bubble. :) And if the market crashed after you brought so much back .......................... |
i just don't get it, why the discussion of such a beautiful (i think) scientific subject turns into talking about wars...
oh wait.. i just got it. |
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They wouldn't go for an ounce of gold, they would go for tonnes of it, and they wouldn't do it unless it was profitable, that was my point, that you missed. |
It's interesting to see that many in this thread think the only reason to go to another planet is to rape it's resources in the quest for greed and profit after those same people had bashed the movie AVATAR for being an old rehashed story.
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=aqlo_spATEM ( go directly to 6:13 ) |
Send the convicts serving life... call it the second chance trip ;-)
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Can I bring beer? or will their be a new galactic way to catch a buzz? lol
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Fuck Mars, let's go to the far moons of Jupiter and Saturn, Europe and Titan for instance, there's much more to learn there, they have abundant metals and shit there. Mars is just a frozen rock with just some water on its poles and almost no atmosphere.
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http://www.google.com/virgle/ http://www.google.com/virgle/ http://www.google.com/virgle/ |
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Guess what ? You won't be selected :1orglaugh |
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From what I read this week, the 4-6 months trip to get there you would be drinking your own pissed which is filtered back into pure water. Water is the key to staying alive.
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Just watched Discovery with Morgan Freeman: Riddles of the black holes! Enjoyed it, highly recommended!
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