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Would You Go On A One Way Ticket To Mars?


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#26
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Hmmm.... do you shop there babe? Isn't just a regular sports store? I mean I dont use protein supplement or anything for when I workout so I don't go shopping to those stores unless I need new clothes to workout in.

Nah sweetheart, I dont. I was just making a joke. The only supplement I use is creatine mono-hydrate. And I order it on the internet. 



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Nah, I wouldn't. I'd live my life here. If things here got so bad for me that I felt like it was worth it, I'd probably do it then.



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Nah sweetheart, I dont. I was just making a joke. The only supplement I use is creatine mono-hydrate. And I order it on the internet. 

 

I know I'm a bit slow to get the jokes sometimes lolol :lol:



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Mars is so overrated. The only reason why everyone is so interested in Mars is because getting to the surface of Venus was too hard.

 

 

  • Venus, unlike Mars, is almost the same size as Earth, so very little in the way of micro-gravity complications.

 

  • It's closer to the Earth than Mars is.

 

  • It has its' own considerable atmosphere that helps shield from radiation and astroid impacts.

 

  • And while the surface of Venus is a hellish pressure cooker, the upper atmosphere is actually Earth-like in Temperature and pressure, so much so that all astronauts would have to wear in that environment is a breather mask and a light jacket.

 

 

The habitable upper atmosphere of Venus is actually pretty cool, because any colony that we establish there could just float in an Earth-like bubble of temperate gases. And lets be honest, a real life version of Cloud City is way cooler than some boring, humdrum colony we could establish on Mars.



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To be honest, My money is on Titan, Not Mars.


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To be honest, My money is on Titan, Not Mars.

 

 

Titan would be very suitable for colonization true, but humanity as a species has trouble with the logistics of going one planet over let alone three.


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It depends upon who else is coming.

I would go, if there were odds I might die in the arms of a beautiful woman who also happens to be an astrophysicist/astronaut. Much worse ways to bite it


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I don't see it being productive or possible.

 

The few people you would have to send would have to be highly trained in maintaining the environment they would be living in...which, to be frank, prevents most of us (myself included..unless they need SPACE JUSTICE!) from even being applicable for going.

 

You would have to send constant supplies given the lack of water (or at least- readily available water?) and oxygen on the planet. I doubt we have the ability to terraform even a small patch within some sort of protective dome, making the ability to grow plant foods for the long-term a notable problem. Just sending the supplies over to them would be an expensive venture, and would take time to reach them. You'd have to maintain a strict rationing system and just how would these people run themselves? Would they still be tied to national (Assuming U.S. because 'Murica'.) law?

 

Then there's the concept of reproduction. There's a limited amount of available partners and the ever-limited amount of resources. Even having a hundred people go to the colony is a limited gene pool, and that's without accounting for the potential for families/multiple people from one bloodline, and other non-reproductive relationships. Assuming the colony, for some reason, doesn't expand in size and resource intake to accommodate more people...? Don't see it as a long-term prospect, so-

Personally, I prefer the Earth. *dives into tank and flies off majestically into the sunset*

 

 

Mars is boring. I would like to land on the sun

 

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I'd go to Titan...maybe, once it's confirmed that it has an atmosphere.



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Yes. But only if I didn't have a boyfriend. I can't leave him behind.



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I'd go to Titan...maybe, once it's confirmed that it has an atmosphere.

 

 

It does.

 

In fact the atmosphere of Titan is so thick that you could put cardboard wings on your arms and flap and actually fly.



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One-way?  I go to Mars every couple months to visit my Mom, but I'd certainly never move back in with her.  Besides, PA 228 is getting way too congested.



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Eh... no, Mars is just too weird for me.  I mean, I don't like the idea of giving up all of the things we have on Earth in order to help colonize a new planet.  There aren't even any plants there, just a bunch of dull, boring rocks and canyons... No thanks.

 

Plus, you would be stuck dealing with whatever people decide to take the trip as well.  What if you wind up on a different planet with a bunch of jerks?  You wouldn't even be able to avoid them since you'd have to remain close to the space station or w/e... sounds pretty lame.



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Mars is boring. I would like to land on the sun

 

Just make sure it's night time when you do it. Only way it will work.


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I can think of worse fates.



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Yes. But only if I didn't have a boyfriend. I can't leave him behind.

He is a coward if he won't accompany you


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This Mars?

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Nah.

This one?

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Sure.
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I'd go to Titan...maybe, once it's confirmed that it has an atmosphere.


Titan has a full-blown methane cycle, not to mention lakes of the stuff.

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no :S



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No, but I can put some names forward if you like. And if you are sure it is one way, several, as a matter of fact.
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No.

And I'm convinced no one who does is entirely sane or truly understands.

 

Mars is a very cold, rather dark, red desert without air. There's nothing to see, no one to call for help, and only miserable death (which I bet will come real soon) to experience.

 

Just Awful. The kick of going to Mars is to return to Earth.



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You'd have to watch out for this very real possibility:

 

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