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It is really hard but the relative hardness of it may be very different 100, 10000, 100K years from now. As for the reasons: _if nothing else_ the expanding Su
by mynegation 6y ago
It is really hard but the relative hardness of it may be very different 100, 10000, 100K years from now.
As for the reasons: _if nothing else_ the expanding Sun outta do it.
- Taylor_OD 6y agoExactly. Right now colonizing Mars is really hard. Will it continue to be in 100 years?
- bayesian_horse 6y agoYes. And with Mars, on a smaller scale, there is just about the same problem: Of course it is interesting and fascinating to explore it. Or go there once for the funsies. Much harder to establish something that brings back more value than it took to bring it there. Even just keeping Humans alive there will probably be a very expensive proposition for at least a century or more, before there is a solution to the apparent economic futility of colonizing Mars. Bringing back stuff from another star? Forget it. The only reason to go there is to be there. Or even more precisely, you send your children/creations there for their children/creations to be there.