I think we're just doomed at this point.
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Can humans ever go to mars?
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Can advanced monkeys go to red planet?
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mars is as calm as the moon, i think it's likely we can at least go this far
We can probably go to mars, colonizing is a more interesting question though.
dont forget the router for internetYhuan Debeste wrote:
We can probably go to mars, colonizing is a more interesting question though.
its just a matter of time
matter of decadesAccountWontWork wrote:
its just a matter of time
Technically we could send humans there, sending them alive is much harder.
Even if they're still alive when they land they wouldn't last long.
Even if they're still alive when they land they wouldn't last long.
nah it will be nuclear war and the end of the human race BEFORE we reach Mars
you don't sound too hopeful for the future of humansCorne2Plum3 wrote:
nah it will be nuclear war and the end of the human race BEFORE we reach Mars
i mean look at what’s happening in UkraineYhuan Debeste wrote:
you don't sound too hopeful for the future of humansCorne2Plum3 wrote:
nah it will be nuclear war and the end of the human race BEFORE we reach Mars
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Yeah, especially with other problems like political corruption, world hunger, climate change, pollution, unemployment, poverty, terrorism, human trafficking, and other problems the world has that I couldn't think ofCerno wrote:
i mean look at what’s happening in UkraineYhuan Debeste wrote:
you don't sound too hopeful for the future of humansCorne2Plum3 wrote:
nah it will be nuclear war and the end of the human race BEFORE we reach Mars
I don't think the planet is going to implode soon
The world is still pretty much the most peaceful and plentiful its been in the history of human civilization though. Stuff is improving as long as people don't just give up. all of those things, apart from climate change, have been with us since the beginning.Stomiks wrote:
Yeah, especially with other problems like political corruption, world hunger, climate change, pollution, unemployment, poverty, terrorism, human trafficking, and other problems the world has that I couldn't think ofCerno wrote:
i mean look at what’s happening in UkraineYhuan Debeste wrote:
you don't sound too hopeful for the future of humansCorne2Plum3 wrote:
nah it will be nuclear war and the end of the human race BEFORE we reach Mars
not saying to ignore that bad stuff is happening of course, but saying we're doomed is ignoring the work a lot of people are putting in. remember that people tend to talk about the bad things, and ignore when good stuff happens.
everybody gangsta till china claims mars theirs after finding eivdence of their ancestors going to mars in some 9th century book.
Robots can colonise if not humans.Yhuan Debeste wrote:
We can probably go to mars, colonising is a more interesting question though.
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
Imo government should ban personal vehicle and build electric bus so people can travel from one place to another. for place which buses cant reach can be solve by creating company like uber(which use electric vehicle), or maybe can rent vehicle
Imo government should ban personal vehicle and build electric bus so people can travel from one place to another. for place which buses cant reach can be solve by creating company like uber(which use electric vehicle), or maybe can rent vehicle
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
Its not that hard, my family is middle class and we are still implementing those things because it maybe expensive at start but in long term it is way cheaper, like electric vehicle for example.Julian_Kaiser wrote:
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
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WitherMite wrote:
The world is still pretty much the most peaceful and plentiful its been in the history of human civilization though. Stuff is improving as long as people don't just give up. all of those things, apart from climate change, have been with us since the beginning.
not saying to ignore that bad stuff is happening of course, but saying we're doomed is ignoring the work a lot of people are putting in. remember that people tend to talk about the bad things, and ignore when good stuff happens.
I haven’t tried looking at it that way. I do make an effort to do the small things and benefit humanity but I didn’t really see a point to it. It just felt like pointless attempts to save ourselves and the world we live in.
Thanks for telling me this. I’ll try to be positive and change my outlook on these kinds of things, since I often dwell on the worst aspects of living.
wait I though you were poor...Manishh wrote:
Its not that hard, my family is middle class and we are still implementing those things because it maybe expensive at start but in long term it is way cheaper, like electric vehicle for example.Julian_Kaiser wrote:
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
india developed quite a bit in the past few decadesAccountWontWork wrote:
wait I though you were poor...Manishh wrote:
Its not that hard, my family is middle class and we are still implementing those things because it maybe expensive at start but in long term it is way cheaper, like electric vehicle for example.Julian_Kaiser wrote:
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
there's a lot of problems with trying to get to a green future even though it's better in the long run
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
we need a moon base before we colonize mars
stepping a foot on mars will be an interesting feet tho
stepping a foot on mars will be an interesting feet tho
i didn't know that you are the next hydrogenCerno wrote:
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
Ive always been since i was a kid, i just kinda lost interest overtime. but ive been playing some racing games recently so im kinda getting back into itz0z wrote:
i didn't know that you are the next hydrogenCerno wrote:
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
Colonizing mars is an impossible feat, not being pessimistic or anything but "melting the ice caps using nuclear devices", "planting a lot of trees" and "releasing oxygen and Freon into the atmosphere" is harder than it sounds
yes, we can go to mars but we would have to adapt to mars
I think moon should be the first goal right now
WhyManishh wrote:
I think moon should be the first goal right now
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I think we should fix our problems on earth firstManishh wrote:
I think moon should be the first goal right now
We will be extinct before that happensStomiks wrote:
I think we should fix our problems on earth firstManishh wrote:
I think moon should be the first goal right now
They are fixing the problems but it not gonna happen overnight, not in over decade.Stomiks wrote:
I think we should fix our problems on earth firstManishh wrote:
I think moon should be the first goal right now
Earth is not a safe place to be depend on, who knows in few decades a meteoroid showed up which gonna hit the earth. Will you still be worried about climate change and other problems? There are communities who thinks human should just perished because how much harm it did in past decades but We should be positive and start fixing problems.
Its hard, very very very hard but not impossible. Human accomplished a lot of things which sound unreal. Imagine if you are in 1800 and someone tell you about a device which is same size of your hand and you can talk with someone else who is other side of the world. Its sound impossible.NotRaffi wrote:
Colonizing mars is an impossible feat, not being pessimistic or anything but "melting the ice caps using nuclear devices", "planting a lot of trees" and "releasing oxygen and Freon into the atmosphere" is harder than it sounds
Yeah "melting the ice caps using nuclear devices", "planting a lot of trees" and "releasing oxygen and Freon into the atmosphere" sounds easy and are harder to implement but that doesnt mean these are the only solution, We can be living a in a station for a while and found how to create water and food on mars, its is hard but not impossible.
The Martian is a good movie, you should watch
Making a planet habitable is impossible goal as for now technology thought in few decades we will find a way to make it habitable.
And also thats why I think moon should be the first goal
the moon wouldn't do too well since the gravity is only a third of what's on earth
we can do both at the same timeStomiks wrote:
I think we should fix our problems on earth firstManishh wrote:
I think moon should be the first goal right now
yeah but it will give a basic idea on how the mission should be accomplished on mars.z0z wrote:
the moon wouldn't do too well since the gravity is only a third of what's on earth
India is still messed up, you'll have to be lucky to be born in the more fortunate parts of the country. Otherwise, most of the rural areas are just basic.z0z wrote:
india developed quite a bit in the past few decadesAccountWontWork wrote:
wait I though you were poor...Manishh wrote:
Its not that hard, my family is middle class and we are still implementing those things because it maybe expensive at start but in long term it is way cheaper, like electric vehicle for example.Julian_Kaiser wrote:
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
there's a lot of problems with trying to get to a green future even though it's better in the long run
Also, take into mind that there are people who still hold conservative outdated views on someone's background based on the concept of ‘caste’, it's a system that determines someone's level in a society(this is prevalent in central India). I'm fortunate caste doesn't exist in my society.
yupJulian_Kaiser wrote:
India is still messed up, you'll have to be lucky to be born in the more fortunate parts of the country. Otherwise, most of the rural areas are just basic.z0z wrote:
india developed quite a bit in the past few decadesAccountWontWork wrote:
wait I though you were poor...Manishh wrote:
Its not that hard, my family is middle class and we are still implementing those things because it maybe expensive at start but in long term it is way cheaper, like electric vehicle for example.Julian_Kaiser wrote:
Everyone thinks so, but to do is not as easy as to say it.Manishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
there's a lot of problems with trying to get to a green future even though it's better in the long run
big shame but the change is inevitable :/Cerno wrote:
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
also gonna miss the sleeper community where they turn 100 bucks civics into lambo killers
at least some electric cars looks cool, Rimac for exampleClevelandsMyBro wrote:
big shame but the change is inevitable :/Cerno wrote:
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
also gonna miss the sleeper community where they turn 100 bucks civics into lambo killers
So that's your taste in cars, if we're in India you would have to buy car like thisCerno wrote:
at least some electric cars looks cool, Rimac for exampleClevelandsMyBro wrote:
big shame but the change is inevitable :/Cerno wrote:
as a car enthusiast, it’s hard to believe some of the most iconic petrol supercars are gonna become obsolete and derelicts in the futureManishh wrote:
I think people should also take few steps for green future, like using electric vehicle, installing solar panel in there houses etc
also gonna miss the sleeper community where they turn 100 bucks civics into lambo killers
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Ok so for people who are saying "lets fix shit on Earth before we try Mars", the thing is that it's EXTREMELY beneficial to colonize Mars before we wreck Earth. That's because the more inhospitable Earth becomes, the more similar problems between Earth and Mars become.
Figuring out how to keep our planet from becoming inhospitable parallels any terraforming project you'd need to perform to make Mars hospitable. In turn, figuring out how to live on Mars parallels any survivability technology you'd need to develop to make living on inhospitable Earth possible.
Figuring out how to keep our planet from becoming inhospitable parallels any terraforming project you'd need to perform to make Mars hospitable. In turn, figuring out how to live on Mars parallels any survivability technology you'd need to develop to make living on inhospitable Earth possible.
But earth still got a magnetic field and atmosphere.
Both options can and will kill you, idk about you but i rather die on earth
for how longKarmine wrote:
But earth still got a magnetic field and atmosphere.
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Probably a couple hundred million years or soManishh wrote:
for how longKarmine wrote:
But earth still got a magnetic field and atmosphere.
idk about the atmosphereStomiks wrote:
Probably a couple hundred million years or soManishh wrote:
for how longKarmine wrote:
But earth still got a magnetic field and atmosphere.
It may become unable to support human life but it's gonna stay.Manishh wrote:
idk about the atmosphereStomiks wrote:
Probably a couple hundred million years or soManishh wrote:
for how longKarmine wrote:
But earth still got a magnetic field and atmosphere.