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But the hardships on Mars and the Moon are a lot less violent and different than what we see on earth already. I wonder if our future is under the sea or in mor
by tiku 3y ago
But the hardships on Mars and the Moon are a lot less violent and different than what we see on earth already. I wonder if our future is under the sea or in more bunker like structures. It probably won't have to be very deep.
- georgeecollins 3y agoThat is saying unable to support human life is better than sometimes dangerous. It would be easier to live in Antarctica or under the Ocean than Mars. The point is 8b people live on earth! You can't build that many biosomes.
- barbazoo 3y agoI’d recommend looking up temperatures (min and max), day/night periods, atmosphere etc on the planets you’re considering here. Doesn’t sound appealing to me but that’s just me, I have this thing where I enjoy living in between -15C and +35C with a pretty particular ratio of oxygen in the air and days and nights so I don’t go crazy. But again, that might just be me. Edit: I forgot about radiation, silly me. I also enjoy having that blocked by earth’s atmosphere and magnetic field, again, some people might actually enjoy that and find that to be a business opportunity or whatever.