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There is nothing as comparably desolate, and horrible on Earth. There is nothing to sustain life, at all. Even in the most punishing Earth environments, people
by overcast 11y ago
There is nothing as comparably desolate, and horrible on Earth. There is nothing to sustain life, at all. Even in the most punishing Earth environments, people find ways to survive for the simple fact that basic necessities still exist. Mars has none of them, namely air.
- vidarh 11y agobut Mars has something else: It's a different planet. It is unsettled. It has vast, empty spaces. For some that desolation is part of the appeal. For others the challenges. For others the opportunity to be pioneers. Finding volunteers for colonisation won't be a problem.
- brianwawok 11y agoDeep ocean trenches are as bad or worse as the surface of mars. Inside the core of the Earth seems as bad or worse.
- overcast 11y agoI don't see humans volunteering to live in those places either. Deep ocean at least has some way to sustain life. Mars has NOTHING.