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If Mars were colonized and as safe as Earth, would you live there?
As safe as Earth meaning able to be lived on with no fear of breathing problems, contaminated food, heating problems..etc.
Feel free to assume differences in crime rates, belief systems, etc, which may make Mars quite different for the society living there.
Feel free to list the ten thousand ways something could go wrong, or just answer the question. Your choice.
Feel free to assume differences in crime rates, belief systems, etc, which may make Mars quite different for the society living there.
Feel free to list the ten thousand ways something could go wrong, or just answer the question. Your choice.
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If mars were terraformed and it's atmospheric content were reasonably stable and the water situation (or lack thereof) were addressed, then yes I would be excited to head out there and give it a go!
The problems the first colonists would face would be quite daunting, even if the aforementioned resources were readily available. The distance from earth, and her wealth of resources, both physical and technological, would make solving the many problems they would be sure to face difficult at best. Even in situations where the problems are fairly well-known here on earth, the most unexpected and disastrous surprises crop up from time to time. Add in the many and sundry unknowns mars would present and the "interesting times" would be multiplied many-fold.
I would jump heartily at the chance to help solve these problems alongside like-minded individuals.
A very well written and researched science fiction trilogy would be the Mars series by Kim Stanley Robinson (Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars). The science is pretty good and the writing is great (end advertising).
The problems the first colonists would face would be quite daunting, even if the aforementioned resources were readily available. The distance from earth, and her wealth of resources, both physical and technological, would make solving the many problems they would be sure to face difficult at best. Even in situations where the problems are fairly well-known here on earth, the most unexpected and disastrous surprises crop up from time to time. Add in the many and sundry unknowns mars would present and the "interesting times" would be multiplied many-fold.
I would jump heartily at the chance to help solve these problems alongside like-minded individuals.
A very well written and researched science fiction trilogy would be the Mars series by Kim Stanley Robinson (Red Mars, Green Mars and Blue Mars). The science is pretty good and the writing is great (end advertising).
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voted helpful: brainovermind
No for two reasons:
A year there is 687 days.
And a day lasts more than 39 minutes longer than on Earth. And I bet I'd have to work it!
A year there is 687 days.
And a day lasts more than 39 minutes longer than on Earth. And I bet I'd have to work it!
Voted as best: krysstel
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