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I wouldn't assume that colonies would have anywhere near the technical capabilities of the seeding planet. Just look at what we have achieved in Earth vs. what
by Beldin 7y ago
I wouldn't assume that colonies would have anywhere near the technical capabilities of the seeding planet.
Just look at what we have achieved in Earth vs. what we have achieved on the moon, or anyone's plans for a Mars colony. Mankind may set for on Mars eventually, but i don't think we'll ever do something like set off fireworks there.
Any colony that moves past the immediate survival stage is a success. That does not mean they have millions of years of fossil fuel stored to start further exploration.
- iso1210 7y agogenerating methane from co2 and electricity is fairly easy, mining helium from jupiter too. Once you have self sustaining colony on mars it can colonise the rest of the solar system far easier than earth can.