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I will overlook bad physics in the article. The title should really read "Humans Will Never Colonize Mars (using current technology, that is)" Just imagine wh
by lmilcin 7y ago
I will overlook bad physics in the article.
The title should really read "Humans Will Never Colonize Mars (using current technology, that is)"
Just imagine what happens if, finally, we are able to set off a bunch self replicating drones that will collect materials and fuel from across solar system and set it off to deliver raw materials in the direction of Mars. We might not even need Mars, we would just build platforms in space.
It is not really that inconceivable. The solution isn't outside the realm of physics. It really is just a bit of programming (not even AI) and kind of technological moonshot program (ie create a system of space factories that can gather and process raw materials up to the point where they can replicate themselves, creating also a bunch of drones that can scour solar system for raw materials and deliver variety of them to the factories).