To: EveningStar
Some of the arguments are bunk, but some are pretty hurdles significant to overcome.
That doesn’t meant we shouldn’t try. It is what we do as Americans.
6 posted on
10/01/2015 12:07:55 PM PDT by
Gamecock
(Preach the gospel daily, use words if necessary is like saying Feed the hungry use food if necessary)
To: Gamecock
Some of the arguments are bunk, but some are pretty hurdles significant to overcome.
That doesn’t meant we shouldn’t try. It is what we do as Americans.
Agreed on both points. We wouldn't live on the surface for a very long time (centuries) but in the long term you would want to find a way to generate a magnetic field, build an atmosphere and eventual biosphere. None of it would happen tomorrow but there's nothing wrong with pondering it and the ways to overcome the problems.
19 posted on
10/01/2015 12:23:15 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.)
To: Gamecock
“That doesn’t meant we shouldn’t try. It is what we do as Americans.”
You want to try? Go for it.
Just don’t ask for my tax money to pay for it.
To: Gamecock
Perhaps Americans should be satisfied with remaining in their ancestral homeland?
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