7 Earth-Size Planets Found by NASA

[Speaker to Animals]

Retarded idea.

Please just build a liner colony first. Thanks.

Leave the Titanic-like disasters for the Europeans to try

[C-Mag]

Retarded idea.

Please just build a liner colony first. Thanks.

Leave the Titanic-like disasters for the Europeans to try

I know, they need to be cutting down the length of that Kessel Run first.

[Montegriffo]

NASA to build the Tabana Gas Mines on Venus

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech ... Venus.html

Daily Fail does not do science stories well.
They are great for stories about evil refugees but the thinking stuff is not their forté.

[Speaker to Animals]

Retarded idea.

Please just build a liner colony first. Thanks.

Leave the Titanic-like disasters for the Europeans to try

I know, they need to be cutting down the length of that Kessel Run first.

I mean.. the whole concept is retarded. You can tell there no longer are good engineers there.

Living in a balloon city in the upper atmosphere of Venus?? Are you fucking kidding?

1) Balloon city needs enough bouyancy to also hold enough heavy rocket ships to evacuate people into a stable orbit for rescue if something goes wrong. Because:

2) The best probes Russia could build lasted all of about thirty seconds on the surface before the metal melted into a puddle. There's no egress to the surface.

This is the type of stupid shit planetary scientists say all the time. NASA for decades puts them out front as if they are the ones who build these ships and can get them to those destinations, but that is done by engineers. The people you see in interviews have their science projects along for the ride.

[C-Mag]

Obviously by my posts, I'm not taking them very serious.

I agree fully that the first step is to build a workable Lunar Colony. And, while I don't know much about it, I'd think getting Asteroid mining going on the moon or as a base for mining, would be the next step.

[Speaker to Animals]

A lunar base is actually extremely challenging because you have to keep the soil *out* of the habitat. It would be safer to bring Earth soil somehow to grow food.

You'd basically need a totally sealed off base, with only access directly to space for shuttles. Going out on the surface would recquire detachable rovers that you enter through sealed ports from the habitat.

[C-Mag]

What wrong with Moon dirt ?

[Ph64]

A lunar base is actually extremely challenging because you have to keep the soil *out* of the habitat. It would be safer to bring Earth soil somehow to grow food.

You'd basically need a totally sealed off base, with only access directly to space for shuttles. Going out on the surface would recquire detachable rovers that you enter through sealed ports from the habitat.

No less challenging than a Mars base/colony other than lower gravity. Zero chance of ever getting to a breathable atmosphere, water present on both, and the moon is a heck of a lot closer.

[Speaker to Animals]

What wrong with Moon dirt ?

It destroys human flesh.

[Fife]

What wrong with Moon dirt ?

It destroys human flesh.

Mix in some McNuggets stock and that soil will be as fertile as the Mississippi Delta.