True - but, we *know* something will eventually happen to the Earth: our star's red giant phase will consume the inner three planets. We don't know that something will happen to the sun except predictable phase changes in the star's life cycle such as that one - so we need to plan to survive those.
Hmmm.... the matter I brought up concerns the preservation of our entire species, and the one you brought up involves eating chocolate and hunting eggs on a day that might have a comfortable temperature and not be raining if you're lucky. So I'm going to stick with mine being more urgent even if possible consequences are further off, but thanks for playing.Isn't it rather more urgent that we develop a scheme for the computing of the date of Easter which preserves its position as an early-spring, post-vernal-equinox holiday in the Northern Hemisphere? That's a problem that will be acute within only four thousand years, after all.
I personally believe The Moon should be out next ISS. Forget a replacement LEO station- a multinational moonbase with 1/6 gravity would be a far superior and healthier place to do low-g experimentation, astronomy and deep space probe assembly and launching. It would be far easier to launch Mars expeditions from The Moon.
Besides, we can't let the Nazi's get all the Helium 3. :-)
Easier from the surface, than from lunar orbit?... and deep space probe assembly and launching. It would be far easier to launch Mars expeditions from The Moon..
So far, it seems to be working rather well.[Elon Musk] is also going to build the worlds biggest lithium ion battery in South Australia, not sure what that is beyond some nice stunt or if it has any actual merit. Just how much power can that put out in a blackout?
Given the way my little collections of stocks are going up, I would send a return vehicle.Send Trump.
Don't send return vehicle
Given the way my little collections of stocks are going up, I would send a return vehicle.
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