ID:7222
 Jan 4 2006, 7:11 am
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We definately have the technology >_< If only people weren't so gosh darn worried about the radiation... I personally wouldn't mind having an extra eye or two...
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Jan 4 2006, 7:32 am
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SSJ2GohanDBGT
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Depends how you look at it. The trip there, even at how fast unmanned satelites travel, isn't a short nor fast one.
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Solution- plant booster jets on Mars and move it closer to Earth!
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Seconded on Elations Idea, it helps terraforming too, if its warmer already by being closer to the sun, we dont have to carbon-ise the atmosphere so much.
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See? The system works! =p
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What happens when Mars spins 180 degrees >_< The jets will be pushing it into outer space... Then Mars will be REALLY hard to get to o.O
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KamiKaze, you are really quite dumb.
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Why would you waste your time pointing out someone's stupidity, go do something productive....
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Radiation doesn't mean X-Men. More like cancer. Not to mention, WHY bother? First sort out the problems on your own planet. Look at all the people dying. | |
Radiation doesn't mean X-Men. More like cancer. Shows what you know. Have you not seen the Spider-man films!? | |
Radiation doesn't mean X-Men. More like cancer. From what I've read, it can do both... I'm not entirely sure though, so I can't prove anything. I read an article about it 2-3 years ago. But X-Men in space... how awesome is that? | |
*stabs Kaz*
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*stabs Kaz* I don't know how to respond to that o.o make a "Good thing I have another" radiation joke?... Uhm... nachos? X_x | |
Let's get to the moon first, then we can worry about whole planets with atmospheres completely of their own.
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Yeah, I doubt we could even pull off a mission to the moon >_> Something would probably go wrong... it's so unpredictable... astronauts will have to worry about chunks of the spacecraft falling off the whole damn time...
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How about a trip to the sun?
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Why won't you answer me Kaz? ANSWER ME!!!!!!
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Trip to the sun O.O sounds nice...
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You go first and tell me how it is Then I'll go. >_>
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Look at it this way - It's a THREE YEAR TRIP with current technology. A solar-sail would cut that down quite a bit, but it would still take over a year.
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