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🧵 Colonizing Mars.

Anonymous No. 16452436

The only logical way to do it is to send in robots like Wall-E to set up a dome and build a town for the human's arrival.

Anonymous No. 16452470

Mars rover died bro, it's over.

Anonymous No. 16452634

If you can get all the component parts there first does it matter if it's autonomous or if there's somebody there running it? The second sounds more realistic to me.

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>>16452436
Techno-optimism on steroids.

No we are not going to mars

This is just a sci-fi fairytale

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Anonymous No. 16452742

>>16452436
>Dome
Stupid
>robots
Not good enough
>>16452666
There's going to be people on Mars in a decade. You're ignorant of developments in space flight if you think otherwise.

Anonymous No. 16452744

>>16452742
I clicked on this thread hoping to find you, air mattress anon.

Anonymous No. 16452761

>>16452666
satan with the demonic lies as usual

🗑️ Anonymous No. 16452771

5'3" with attitude

Anonymous No. 16452789

>>16452744
I will still respond to these threads when I live in the mattress

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>>16452761
Demonic lies? Satan?

You can't live on mars dummy...

There's no trees or life or water.

This is just a sci-fi fantasy...

Im sorry you worship science as some religion

Anonymous No. 16452817

We arrive and the robots decide they don't want us coming in messing up the nice settlement they created and refuse to let us in.

Anonymous No. 16452833

>>16452810
you're a bit of a fag you know

Anonymous No. 16452853

>>16452833
It is definitely Cult of Passion. Exact same posting scheme. He's literally schizophrenic

Anonymous No. 16452861

1. Send robots to clear out a plot of land and flatten it
2. Send multiple starships, each with a part of the habitat structure. While in orbit around Mars, they build the habitat structure.
3. The habitat descends into Mars' atmosphere, then deploys a large parachute, then uses small boosters to navigate to the prepared plot of land

Anonymous No. 16452867

>>16452861
It will be cheaper, easier, and quicker to drop the robots entirely and just send people.

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>>16452833
I'm a fag because people can't live on mars?

Please explain the logic.

Anonymous No. 16452884

>>16452878
>people can't live on the space station
>theres no trees or air or water

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>>16452884
Space station is in low earth orbit that's basically earth dumbass. They are barely even in space. The earth protects them from harmful electromagnetic waves.

Tell me your dumb without telling me your dumb

Anonymous No. 16452915

>>16452909
>harmful electromagnetic waves.
What the fuck are you talking about nigger

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>>16452915
Tell me you've studied electromagnetism nigger.

Or are you this dumb.

I have homework for you.

Study. Heliophysics

Study. Electromagnetism

Then rejoin this conversation

Anonymous No. 16452950

>>16452929
electromagnetic waves is just light dumbass

Anonymous No. 16452965

>>16452950
not him but solar winds are a lot more than just light.

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>>16452950
Wrong... why don't you want to study?

You can't obtain higher knowledge without sacrifice.

Time to get into the books.

Anonymous No. 16453279

>>16452966
>Why no, we don't support the colonization of Mars, how did you know?

Anonymous No. 16453419

>>16452867
That's a bold claim given the life support needs of humans. Do you have evidence to back it up?

Anonymous No. 16453454

>>16452965
I know. I think he was talking about solar wind but called it electromagnetic waves because he's a schizophrenic pretending to be a genius
In any case we've had rovers measuring radiation on the surface for years and it isn't a show stopper
>>16453419
People only need about a ton of food per year, about a ton of water per year with ISS level recycling. Air is easier than on the ISS because you can just pull from the atmosphere. Supporting a long duration mission is well within Starship's payload capabilities.
As for robots, the $3 billion dollar Curiosity rover has gone 20 miles in 12 years. I already did that this morning for free. Robots just aren't there.

Anonymous No. 16453461

>>16452909
radiation protection is an engineering problem to solve and it will be, probably using local materials and/or underground habitats. Resupply is also a thing.

There, your points quickly and easily dismissed.

>>16452915
he has no idea

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>>16453461
Lmao what wave length does harmful em waves operate in?

What can longer wavelengths do that shorter wavelengths can't?

How does the earths atmosphere protect life from harmful em and uv?

Anonymous No. 16453580

>>16453540
>earths atmosphere
You were talking about the ISS which is not in Earth's atmosphere
>What can longer wavelengths do that shorter wavelengths can't?
Send radio messages? What a midwit. Your pic is you lol

Anonymous No. 16453629

>>16453540
>what wave length does harmful em waves operate in?
the main risk from EM radiation in space is xray and gamma produced during solar flare events. The main and constant danger is from particle radiation.
>How does the earths atmosphere protect life from harmful em and uv?
various interactions with gas molecules, while the magentosphere protects from energetic particles, some becoming trapped in the VAB. However keep in mind that even in open space, all UV radiation for example is fully blocked by the visor on an EVA helmet, and nearly all cosmic xrays are blocked by a sheet of paper. Only solar flares pose any threat in terms of EM radiation.

>What can longer wavelengths do that shorter wavelengths can't?
you tell me. ill be interested to see what you think

Anonymous No. 16453671

>>16452742
we are not building megastructures, grow up, get real. mars will be a prefab trailer park. the trailers will actually be inflatable but you get the point.

Anonymous No. 16453688

>>16453671
im ok with this

Anonymous No. 16453698

>>16453671
>megastructures
It's just steel cables and plastic. Like one Starship load of ETFE plastic is 70 acres. If you need a factory to sprawl out (required for self sufficiency), then you'll build an enormous area of pressurized volume. I'm sorry it makes you mad

Anonymous No. 16453702

>>16453698
You don't want one enormous pressurized area, you want many separated pressure vessels. It's simple redundancy.

Anonymous No. 16453704

>>16453702
so long as the bulkheads go all the way to the ceiling. Dont make the same mistake Titanic did.

Anonymous No. 16453711

>>16453704
nobody will build a monolithic structure on mars.

Anonymous No. 16453720

>>16453711
not with that attitude they wont

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>>16453720
Hey folks.... grab popcorn sit back and watch the future unfold. No I never built anything in my life. Yes I live with my parents.

But guess what? Mars bitches. We gonna get there trust me bro Das right.

Anonymous No. 16453724

>>16453722
im a welder you fag, i know what it takes to plan and build strong things, and how much abuse even thin sheet steal can take and hold together. Your puny mind can't even understand.

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>>16453724
> i know what it takes to plan and build strong things

Level 10 cringe

Anonymous No. 16453743

>>16453735
>muh i can't into things
>muh space is too hard

Anonymous No. 16453747

>>16453702
>the air will get sucked out like my sci fi slop
The larger your volume gets, the less a hole of a given size matters. At some point a car sized hole would be compensated for by the distributed life support system
>>16453743
Don't reply to the local schizo please

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>>16453747
Schizo how exactly? I'm giving you physics topics to look up to bring a more reliable perspective to the conversation.

Not my fault you don't study science.
And think everything is easily solvable.

If it's so easy why don't you go to Mars? Or why are you not working as an engineer at nasal?

Lmao another sci poster with delusions of grandeur.

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Anonymous No. 16453760

Who knows what he said. It's that easy lol

Anonymous No. 16454199

An astronaut recently said about coming back from the space station:
"When you come back, that first 24 hours especially, there’s a lot of vomiting, a lot of walking sideways when you’re meant to walk straight. And for a lot of people, they can’t even walk. I think it really takes about six full months to get back to your normal self of what you were before flight."
He's talking about microgravity, but that doesn't sound very promising considering Mars low gravity.
I think a lot of people are severly underestimating the problem.

Anonymous No. 16454219

>>16454199
0 gravity and 0.38 gravity can not be compared. Also, most that go won't come back

Anonymous No. 16454408

Mushroom houses?
https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/ames/could-future-homes-on-the-moon-and-mars-be-made-of-fungi/

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Anonymous No. 16454416

>>16454408
you have got to be fucking kidding me

Anonymous No. 16454418

>>16454408
>>16454416
One step closer to becoming the xenomorphs.

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Anonymous No. 16454419

>build large rocket with radiation shielding on the moon
>launch missiles at mars to excavate out a vertical shaft
>fly there with manned mission and then horizontally excavate a habitat at the bottom of the shaft

no wall.e needed, no gay bubble habitats (except maybe for growing food that withstands radiation well), astronauts actually survive.

>t. thought about the problem and not a f'n brainlet

Anonymous No. 16454438

>>16452742
what is pic

Anonymous No. 16454443

>>16454416
I know there is a company in namibia making homes out of mushrooms right now. They take shredded bush and then make mycelium bricks out of it.
https://www.mycohab.com/
Those bricks are more solid than they look.

Anonymous No. 16454495

>>16454418
more like necromorphs

Anonymous No. 16454588

>>16454219
No one is saying it's the same.
Still not looking good, a lot indicates that our bodies are made for this gravity.

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Anonymous No. 16454670

>>16454438
It's basically an air mattress except 100ft tall and as big as a state/country.
>>16454588
You can not extrapolate this from 0g

Anonymous No. 16454676

>>16454588
"a lot" as in almost nothing since we've only researched 0g and 1g.

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>>16454199
Exactly people want to believe we can live on a planet we are not designed to live on.

Also how would we get the fuel to get back to earth.

It's just more techno optimism..

But but

Mr musk said we will go to mars.

Bahahahahahahahaha

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Anonymous No. 16454792

what was that? must've been the wind

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Anonymous No. 16455623

>>16454789
Russians live on a planet we weren't designed to live on...

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>>16455623
Oh you mean earth ok

Anonymous No. 16455688

>>16455667
russia is not earth