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I wonder how many of those with the qualifications to be selected for a trip to mars would make such a sacrifice. If you knew you weren't coming back, would yo
by nnfy 9y ago
I wonder how many of those with the qualifications to be selected for a trip to mars would make such a sacrifice.
If you knew you weren't coming back, would you still be willing to be the first person on mars?
- throwawaylalala 9y agoYes. Not now, but soon.
- T-A 9y agoImmediate response: no way, why would I want to do that? Second thought: maybe if I were terminally ill and had nothing special left to do on Earth. Third thought: ... but given my usual luck, in that case a cure for my condition would be announced as soon as I had passed the point of no return. :P
- jayd16 9y agoTheoretically they could send the cure but they announce cancer cures every other week.
- Razengan 9y agoI for one would gladly volunteer for even a one-way trip out of the solar system. I could keep myself occupied and entertained the same way I do now, with some personal computing devices and game consoles, and I should be able to steer my craft and make direct observations while maintaining communications with Earth as long as the distance allows. It would be a privilege rather than a sacrifice, and it will help humans back here in understanding the cosmos better than unmanned probes would.