To: KevinDavis
I read or saw somewhere that the total mass of the asteroid belt was between the Moon and Mars; and that if a planetoid existed there once, that it was probably struck by a Ceres size asteroid and destroyed. Either way, there's enough raw materiel there to allow mankind to exist for thousands of years on Earth, Mars, our Moon and the moons of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto.
To: Lancer_N3502A
How could man survive on the moons of Pluto? People just wouldn't be able to stand the conditions there. It would take upwards of 10 hours to send a reply to FR and get a response--twice as long when the earth was on the far side of the sun, and for a couple of months each year it would be impossible even to read FR. No thanks.
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