Topic - SpaceX and Mars Colonization

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Next launch JCSat 18 / Kacific 1 https://web.spacexcompanion.app/launches/86
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There's a +!!POSSIBILITY!!+ first 100 yrs Mars will be robot-only colony, until infrastructure is built, none of US will be left behind as none will live to see a completion.
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Environmental cost is spiting nothing compared to annihilation meteorite hitting any of the two planets and turning them into a hot mess. One option more, is better than none.
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Yeah, it is laughable to tall about the environmental cost. Eventually we do need to leave the planet behind. No sense in colonizing worlds. Better to make structures in space.
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Starlink network speculation.
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How the private market is revolutionizing space.
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We would need some big ass technological upgrade or genetic alteration to be able to exist both in space and on planets, just out of pure practicality.
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I could imagine that any permanent colonies would evolve to be different surprisingly quickly. Several generations would likely be enough to notice visible traits.
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That said if we made large hollow habitats orbiting the Sun we could create Earth like conditions and have no problem.
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This is a possible, but massive engineering marvel, that we could use to live in space independent of Earth.
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Meanwhile the reality: we couldn't create closed ecosystems on a habitable planet, but don't let that get in the way of some tech hopium. :)
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meanwhile on Earth ... https://bch.gg/28u SpaceX's key plan to acquire a village in South Texas is on the verge of failure
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“their rockets are not reusable ULA is a complete waste of taxpayer $” - &CrewDragon sploooshing down in ocean like a bag of batatas requiring extraction party is cheaper
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Good
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There is a very important launch soon. Unfortunately I will be watching the Star Trek marathon ...
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4 unfortunate souls will b ejected into orbit by some shady magic method inside of a small weird nugget ...
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SpaceX as Thunderbirds!
. The best thing on the internet today.
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After many years, it's real...
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https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-56844601 The Moxie unit is about the size of a toaster
An instrument on Nasa's Perseverance rover on Mars has made oxygen
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If we're lucky, the next Starship will launch before the end of September. https://www.space.com/spacex-starship-next-test-flight-summer-2023
BOB
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