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Won't develop space travel and sustainment technologies much. With that logic, we can colonize oceans (and probably discover a thing or two about our origins an
by saiya-jin 7y ago
Won't develop space travel and sustainment technologies much. With that logic, we can colonize oceans (and probably discover a thing or two about our origins and new life forms)
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoWhy not? The top of Mt Everest is remarkably similar to Mars surface, for instance. I'd say, tackle the challenges a few at a time, instead of jumping in the deep end! To go further: if you can't establish a colony on the top of Mt Everest, you haven't a prayer of doing it on Mars where there are all the problems and more.
- chr1 7y agoWe can establish a colony on top of Mt Everest, it's just not useful or exciting enough to spend money and time on it. Mars is exciting and allows to start a new country, unlike Everest which already belongs to someone.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoStill I assert: if you can't colonize Mt Everest, you sure as hell can't colonize Mars.
- entropicdrifter 7y agoI mean, colonizing the oceans is still more realistic than trying to create floating cities on Venus
- afiori 7y agoYou just have to get there with a rocket