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Catfish · 07-31-19, 02:26 PM

My take is that it is a bit early now, but we will land a man on Mars in the next 20 years. Then, like with the moon, there will be a time of stasis, until a real colonization will take place.

There is one place on Mars that is very "low", with higher temperature and denser atmosphere, which would be the logical place for a first settlement.
O2 can be produced from CO2 just like in submarines with scrubbers, and i guess mankind is able to build airtight structures to live in.

In the long run we will have to leave earth, the next "big one" can kill mankind anytime.

07-31-19, 02:26 PM	#4
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,794 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	My take is that it is a bit early now, but we will land a man on Mars in the next 20 years. Then, like with the moon, there will be a time of stasis, until a real colonization will take place. There is one place on Mars that is very "low", with higher temperature and denser atmosphere, which would be the logical place for a first settlement. O2 can be produced from CO2 just like in submarines with scrubbers, and i guess mankind is able to build airtight structures to live in. In the long run we will have to leave earth, the next "big one" can kill mankind anytime. __________________ >^..^<*)))>{ All generalizations are wrong.