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% wrote:
> jojo wrote:
>> Doc Hammerslack wrote:
>>> NOTICE: The DOCTOR is ON...at Sun, 3 Aug 2025 15:33:56 +0000,
>>> jojo wrote:
>>>
>>>> Kenito Benito wrote:
>>>>> On Sat, 2 Aug 2025 16:48:51 +0000, jojo wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> [...]
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> but we can go there and plant them. create a habitat,
>>>>>>>> plenty of co2
>>>>>>>> to use in the atmosphere.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> No you won't. Our civilization does not have the energy
>>>>>>> production
>>>>>>> levels required for such an undertaking, much less any
>>>>>>> sort of
>>>>>>> feasible long-term plan. Trump or some other dictator
>>>>>>> asshole will
>>>>>>> get you nuked before that ever happens. Wake the fuck up,
>>>>>>> clownshoe.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> did the wright brothers say, we dont have the wings to fly?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> we are building that capacity, it starts with the first
>>>>>> step, not
>>>>>> winning the 100m olympic gold on day 1.
>>>>>
>>>>> It is reasonable to think that in a few centuries,
>>>>> humans will
>>>>> find a means to travel to Mars within an acceptable amount
>>>>> of time. If
>>>>> this does happen, finding means of growing plant life will
>>>>> be sought
>>>>> and, in all probability, found.
>>>>> The nice thing about this is that we'll be long dead
>>>>> before it
>>>>> can be proved accurate or not :)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> i think you will be surprised, likely by 2035 we will have
>>>> boots on
>>>> mars.
>>>
>>> On the way there, the intrepid explorer's kidneys would probably
>>> fail due to the radiation.
>>>
>>> Problems need to be solved before people make the trek.
>>>
>>
>> its a small engineering problem, radiation shielding will be done.
>
> you don't get to say what will be done
there's a lot of research being done on life support, the iss has
been on orbit for almost 20 years, having constant human presence.
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