dhanash
#81
well yea, but i just wanted to make that point :P
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Terrorist: Do they have Human Rights?
redoperator
#82
well, if mars's atmosphere is carbon dioxide, all we need is a bunch of trees, water from the poles (mars's) and fertile soil, and furry animals to kill... a couple years later and you got a sustainable ecosystem
dhanash
#83
it isnt as easy as it sounds..... but back to the topic their human rights should not be taken away...
Loonylion
#84
redoperator · #82well, if mars's atmosphere is carbon dioxide, all we need is a bunch of trees, water from the poles (mars's) and fertile soil, and furry animals to kill... a couple years later and you got a sustainable ecosystemexcept its methane, not carbon dioxide.
gaynorvader
#85
Light a match! :DIt might be possible to colonize Mars, but you'd need to create micro-environments (I think that's the correct term, I usually call them biospheres); enclosed areas with trees, water, etc. Then all you need is the sunlight and you have a mini-earth. This would be hard to set up though.
dhanash
#86
A new bio-diversity i see.....
redoperator
#87
but still those who willingly, or unwillingly break human rights are to be punishedblah blah blah nine eleven... blah blah terrorism, blah blah blah
Born2killx
#88
Loonylionit needs to be able to support human life otherwise it cant be used as a prison camp.Then just jettison them out of the ship on Mars and let them die.P.S. Terraforming? :o My friend and I did a whole science project discussing the possibility of colonizing Mars.
dhanash
#89
terraform well that doesnt sound bad.....
redoperator
#90
earthicanized
dhanash
#91
what the heck? terrorist should just be sent to life imprisonment
redoperator
#92
and die
dhanash
#93
atleast no one's choosing to kill them....
redoperator
#94
... weren't you against attacking human rights?
dhanash
#95
nope..... i was saying all along they should have human rightsread my previous posts
gaynorvader
#96
Except one: The right to freedom.Alpha Centauri might be colonisable and could be reachable in a human's lifetime (if you were to freeze them to extend their life! :P)
dhanash
#97
well thats one that should be ignored.........
redoperator
#98
space exploration should not be ignored
tehuber1337
#99
A few problems with the Alpha Centauri idea...Alpha Centauri is a binary star system, not a planet. You can't colonise a star.
Cryogenics has yet to be perfected.
The amount of fuel required to get there would be massive.
Without some kinda faster-than-light travel, it would take more time than it's worth to get there.
Cryogenics has yet to be perfected.
The amount of fuel required to get there would be massive.
Without some kinda faster-than-light travel, it would take more time than it's worth to get there.
gaynorvader
#100
I was talking of the earth-like planet in the Alpha Centauri system. I'm not sure if they've named it yet...
Cryogenics hasn't been perfected yet, it's true, but it might not be that far off.
Once a ship is out of Earth's gravitational pull, the amount of fuel needed is minimal as there is very little friction in space so almost no deceleration.
Travelling NLS (Near Light Speed) should be sufficient to get us there inside a decade (I think).
Cryogenics hasn't been perfected yet, it's true, but it might not be that far off.
Once a ship is out of Earth's gravitational pull, the amount of fuel needed is minimal as there is very little friction in space so almost no deceleration.
Travelling NLS (Near Light Speed) should be sufficient to get us there inside a decade (I think).
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