6isco 🦈May 28, 2021·1 replyi'd colonize the f*** out of mars tbh
May 28, 2021·2 replies
AntidoteDid you watch "Interstellar"?
noo
- May 28, 2021·1 reply
GhostDeini718Nah first human to step foot on them red rocks
I really hope to see that happen in my lifetime
I think it’s so depressing that all of the astronauts from moon missions will die without seeing any successors make it back to the moon since.
Wtf are we doing
- May 28, 2021Cant pick
noo
May 28, 2021·1 replyTyler1999It's not really a matter of opinion
Ok genius move along then
May 28, 2021·3 repliesCant picka lot of nothing seems like a waste of time to me
I would be so mad if I like worked on this and all I was rewarded with was rocks
Incredibly superficial understanding of projects like these. That's not to say you can't criticize specific, profit-driven ventures like Elon's- you absolutely should.
But in the abstract, the value in trying to reach Mars is that it facilitates innovation within all of the technological spheres associated with it.
Getting to Mars means improvements in communications systems and power supplies, propulsion systems and spacesuits, robotics, etc. ... all of which could translate to "real rewards" in fields like asteroid mining.
- May 28, 2021·1 replyRoyalSavant
Ok genius move along then
Lol
- May 28, 2021Cant pick
noo
It's a good movie! Peep it if you have the time
- May 28, 2021·1 replyTyler1999
Lol
Lmao
- May 28, 2021·1 replycoltrup
Incredibly superficial understanding of projects like these. That's not to say you can't criticize specific, profit-driven ventures like Elon's- you absolutely should.
But in the abstract, the value in trying to reach Mars is that it facilitates innovation within all of the technological spheres associated with it.
Getting to Mars means improvements in communications systems and power supplies, propulsion systems and spacesuits, robotics, etc. ... all of which could translate to "real rewards" in fields like asteroid mining.
I'll read this tomorrow
May 28, 2021need Wayne to sample this on the next IANAHB
- 6isco 🦈May 28, 2021·1 replyRoyalSavant
Lmao
crine
- May 28, 2021Majin GoldenChild
I think it’s so depressing that all of the astronauts from moon missions will die without seeing any successors make it back to the moon since.
Wtf are we doing
Well apparently fighting between each other and funding military complex is more important.
May 28, 2021imagine how many factories you can fit on that landscape
- May 28, 2021·1 reply6isco
crine
Mad as s***
- May 28, 2021·1 replyCant pick
I'll read this tomorrow
- May 28, 2021·1 replyRoyalSavant
The amount of s*** we have yet to discover is wild
Cant even comprehend what we cant comprehend
That being said. To go from cave men looking up at the moonlight, to landing a craft onto Mars ourselves is pretty damn outstanding.
- May 28, 2021·1 replyAntidote
Who will be the first KTT2 user to visit
Might end up being one of our kids tbh
- May 28, 2021RoyalSavant
The amount of s*** we have yet to discover is wild
Imagine the beyond of what's known
- May 28, 2021·1 replycoltrup
i wasn't trying 2 be mean it just seems like a lot right now
May 28, 2021JAGEX: STELLAR DAWN (MECHSCAPE)
coming soon
- May 28, 2021Cant pick
i wasn't trying 2 be mean it just seems like a lot right now
its all good man
- May 28, 2021·2 repliescoltrup
Incredibly superficial understanding of projects like these. That's not to say you can't criticize specific, profit-driven ventures like Elon's- you absolutely should.
But in the abstract, the value in trying to reach Mars is that it facilitates innovation within all of the technological spheres associated with it.
Getting to Mars means improvements in communications systems and power supplies, propulsion systems and spacesuits, robotics, etc. ... all of which could translate to "real rewards" in fields like asteroid mining.
He’s not gonna have a dialogue with you bro don’t bother
May 28, 2021·1 replyis that really what "nothing" sounds like?
May 28, 2021·3 repliesmars might be the best planet name tbh
real simple hard to beat MARS