Life on Mars

Fit4_Life
Fit4_Life Posts: 828 Member
edited 7:07AM in Chit-Chat
Knowing that there is "Earth 2" but WAY out there in space. If there were oxygen in Mars, would you transfer to Mars if you could? I heard a rumor that scientist are working on getting oxygen to Mars. Just out of curiosity, would you go?
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  • corn63
    corn63 Posts: 1,580 Member
    Maybe they should be working on curing cancer or idiotism. Something useful.
  • EmCarroll1990
    EmCarroll1990 Posts: 2,832 Member
    What Corn said. Let's attempt to perfect our planet prior to invading others.
  • Fit4_Life
    Fit4_Life Posts: 828 Member
    Actually, the do have cures for cancer medication in another country. U.S. does not want their medication sent here, because they are making money by experimenting on people here in the U.S.
  • ket_the_jet
    ket_the_jet Posts: 1,257 Member
    Maybe they should be working on curing cancer or idiotism. Something useful.
    Oh, or making Pokemon real.
    -wtk
  • pastryari
    pastryari Posts: 8,646 Member
    Maybe they should be working on curing cancer or idiotism. Something useful.

    Agreed.
  • dizzydi1968
    dizzydi1968 Posts: 564
    Is she for real???
  • corn63
    corn63 Posts: 1,580 Member
    Actually, the do have cures for cancer medication in another country. U.S. does not want their medication sent here, because they are making money by experimenting on people here in the U.S.

    You're pretty.
  • Fit4_Life
    Fit4_Life Posts: 828 Member
    Actually, the do have cures for cancer medication in another country. U.S. does not want their medication sent here, because they are making money by experimenting on people here in the U.S.

    You're pretty.


    Lol. Thanks Corn63 :blushing:
  • britlocs
    britlocs Posts: 124
    Well firstly,there is nothing wrong with EARTH.So when you say perfect "our" planet (lol),you really mean,focus on ways to make humanity survive longer.

    earth,the planet,will survive,with or without humans.Earth is already "perfect" in that sense.

    There is also a theory that meteors from mars containing microbes,may have kick started life on earth.Its all about discovery and understanding the environment with live in (that includes space),how someone can think that is not useful,is beyond me.

    and who wouldn't want to know if an asteroid was heading towards earth,that they are currently working on deflecting?Can't remember what the predicted impact date was,but I think it was some 20-30years time.

    to answer the original question,I wouldn't want to be in the first group of people to live on mars.Maybe third generation.
  • Fit4_Life
    Fit4_Life Posts: 828 Member
    Well firstly,there is nothing wrong with EARTH.So when you say perfect "our" planet (lol),you really mean,focus on ways to make humanity survive longer.

    earth,the planet,will survive,with or without humans.Earth is already "perfect" in that sense.

    There is also a theory that meteors from mars containing microbes,may have kick started life on earth.Its all about discovery and understanding the environment with live in (that includes space),how someone can think that is not useful,is beyond me.

    and who wouldn't want to know if an asteroid was heading towards earth,that they are currently working on deflecting?Can't remember what the predicted impact date was,but I think it was some 20-30years time.

    to answer the original question,I wouldn't want to be in the first group of people to live on mars.Maybe third generation.

    And you absolutely correct. The Earth is perfect. It's the people who make it look ugly with junk and garbage laying in their yard or field.
    Yes, they did predict the impact..but isn't it past due? I remember hearing this as a kid. Gawd, I feel old! HA!
  • britlocs
    britlocs Posts: 124
    no its was from a fairly recent neil degrasse talk. so its yet to hit earth.
  • Lone_Wolf70
    Lone_Wolf70 Posts: 2,820 Member
    Based on the pictures so far, Life on Mars appears to be Nevada pre Las Vegas
  • halobender
    halobender Posts: 780 Member
    There's always some meteor that's "on a collision course with Earth". They always "narrowly" miss us by tens of thousands of miles.

    Anyway, everyone who's a true Arnold fan knows that Mars already has the possibility of oxygen and an atmosphere, we just have to activate the alien reactor core.

    But in answer to the question, I wouldn't want to live on Mars. It's a pretty ugly place.
  • cmriverside
    cmriverside Posts: 34,458 Member
    :laugh: I love Lone_Wolf's point of view.

    No big river to steal water from on Mars, either.
  • doorki
    doorki Posts: 2,576 Member
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  • KevinLamb77
    KevinLamb77 Posts: 87
    I've seen Total Recall, heck yeah I would go. lol
  • Brannock8
    Brannock8 Posts: 170 Member
    Sailors fighting in the dance hall
    Oh man! Look at those cavemen go
    It's the freakiest show
    Take a look at the Lawman
    Beating up the wrong guy
    Oh man! Wonder if he'll ever know
    He's in the best selling show
    Is there life on Mars?
  • pitbulllover
    pitbulllover Posts: 98 Member
    It's beyond me how people thing petty things are more important than science.
  • micahnelson
    micahnelson Posts: 92 Member
    We should definitely expand human civilization to mars. That is progress. There isn't just some group of scientists who can only be allocated for certain tasks. Plenty of pharma companies and universities are looking for cures to various diseases for various motives. I don't think the rocket scientists, astrophysicists, or materials scientists will be needed for the search for cancer. In fact, space research could lead to advances in nanotechnology that could replace our own immune systems where they fail, similar to how contacts or glasses augment less than optimal sight.
  • pitbulllover
    pitbulllover Posts: 98 Member
    It was only a couple hundred years ago when people were stupid for wanting to explore this planet.
  • ModoVincere
    ModoVincere Posts: 530 Member
    No, I wouldn't want to go....but I know quite a few co-workers I'd buy a one way ticket for.
  • Jordy1983
    Jordy1983 Posts: 25 Member
    The gravity surface is less on Mars than that of Earth which would cause muscles to atrophy quickly. Martians (for lack of a better word) would be weak and frail.
  • ElizabethRoad
    ElizabethRoad Posts: 5,138 Member
    The gravity surface is less on Mars than that of Earth which would cause muscles to atrophy quickly. Martians (for lack of a better word) would be weak and frail.
    They would be weak if they lived on Mars for an extended time and then came back to Earth. If we're talking colonists, it wouldn't be a problem if they stayed on Mars for their entire lives.
  • MIchelleH2027
    MIchelleH2027 Posts: 1,239 Member
    I am going to marry Elon Musk...so I will be retiring on Mars.
  • britlocs
    britlocs Posts: 124
    mars.ugly?

    looks pretty sexy to me.check out the panorams...

    http://www.panoramas.dk/mars/greeley-haven.html

    will take a minute to load up

    obviously deserted but it looka nice
  • ALW65
    ALW65 Posts: 643 Member
    The gravity surface is less on Mars than that of Earth which would cause muscles to atrophy quickly. Martians (for lack of a better word) would be weak and frail.

    Less gravity would mean I would weigh less on Mars....maybe I better get packing :)

    One day we will live on Mars, but it will because a business on Earth has figured out a way to make $$$$ off of the whole thing - then we can go mess up another planet - why stop at one if there are two in a solar system humans can trash?
  • ElizabethRoad
    ElizabethRoad Posts: 5,138 Member
    Less gravity would mean I would weigh less on Mars....maybe I better get packing :)
    Also, we'd be perkier.
  • sillygoose1977
    sillygoose1977 Posts: 2,151 Member
    I don't want to live on Mars but I'm ready for the space cruise ship so I can ride around in my lounge chair and drink slurpees all day.
  • 12skipafew99100
    12skipafew99100 Posts: 1,669 Member
    No I would not go. I believe we should stay here and feed and clothe and provide clean water for ever person on Earth first before venturing out into new worlds. Lets take care of our own first.
  • halobender
    halobender Posts: 780 Member
    mars.ugly?
    Call me weird, but I prefer trees and grass to desert.
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