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I'd love to. I guess I've watched too much Stargate, Star Trek, and Earth 2 (anyone remember that one?).
It would be strenuous, no doubt. But I think the idea of pioneering it would be great for my descendants, and it would be a good way to raise kids. Somehow when kids are doing meaningful things they don't have time to get in trouble.
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Probably in another 100 years, one of the moons of Jupiter would be found to have a perfect living condition for humans and we'd have developed a teleportation system by then, so that people will start moving there.
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December 19, 2008 05:43 PM
Would you be willing to live in another planet? How long do you think before this idea becomes feasible?
Mother Earth is becoming over populated, Landfills are filling up, resources are dwindling, global warming is causing serious damage. Should we be thinking of other planets to live in or is it a far-fetched idea?
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| December 19, 2008 09:06 PM |
It would be strenuous, no doubt. But I think the idea of pioneering it would be great for my descendants, and it would be a good way to raise kids. Somehow when kids are doing meaningful things they don't have time to get in trouble.
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December 19, 2008 05:51 PM
Definitely. While I am still 28 I think it will be very hard to experience such thing during my life. However I am pretty sure that "flights" to other planets will become very common in the future just like how regular flights on earth are now. Moreover it's a great bet on whether earth will be damaged and many people should inhabit other planets or if we are going to save earth early and just inhabit other planets to expand humanity. But if I had the chance to travel to space I would go without any second thought!
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December 19, 2008 07:59 PM
Absolutely! While I don't think it will happen for another fifty years, the idea is preposterously appealing. Getting the infrastructure in place to make another planet inhabitable will be a massive undertaking but golly, a whole other Earth to thrive on - it's mind-boggling!
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December 20, 2008 07:02 PM
Sure, but I also sure this is not going to happen in my lifetime. Because apart from discovering a planet that would support human life, we'd also have to come up with super fast transportation to take us there in a jiffy! Probably in another 100 years, one of the moons of Jupiter would be found to have a perfect living condition for humans and we'd have developed a teleportation system by then, so that people will start moving there.
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