We are now up to two trillion galaxies. That is staggering. And we know its even more than that.
No one would like to move to Mars more than me, okay maybe Elon.
Its becoming clear to me that we (humans made in the image of the Holy God of the Bible) do not have authority outside of this Earth which he has given to us.
Can we hurl our bodies out there and get to the Moon, Mars, sure, even Titan and the asteroid belt. After that it gets a bit dodgy with timelines. Even a solar Zeppelin craft hovering in the atmosphere of Venus at a permanent 68 degrees is possible. A cave on the South Pole of the Moon with a crater filled with frozen comet water nearby, sure. That should be our goal right now.
Earth has protective shielding, we would need to take everything with us. Enough for a single person is difficult, for a colony it is significant.
Sure lets keep planning. I’m not opposed to going.
Gravity and the effect on our eyeballs after a long trip may be impactful. Heart damage like the Apollo astronauts experienced? And we wont be able to walk after we spend nine months traveling to Mars in zero G. We will need artificial everything just to live, not thrive.
The radiation protection by Earths magnetic field will be gone. We will have to take everything, oxygen, warmth, power, water, food, radiation shielding, everything. Hopefully even weak gravity spinning in a huge craft. And God protect us if even a garden sized rock impacts our craft moving at 1/10th the speed of light.
I believe this is why we see UAPs/UFOs in space, from Zechariah 5:1–4, a flying scroll measuring 20 by 10 cubits (about 30 feet long and 15 feet wide). Representing God’s judgment and curse of the law going out before us. How far can we take our fallen nature out into the void?
“...No one would like to move to Mars more than me...”
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And do what?
[We will have to take everything, oxygen, warmth, power, water, food, radiation shielding, everything.]
What should you take to the Klondike in 1897-1898?
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company published the Chicago Record’s Book for Gold Seekers in 1897 and included the following supply list:
150 lbs. bacon
400 lbs. flour
25 lbs. rolled oats
125 lbs. beans
10 lbs. tea
10 lbs. coffee
25 lbs. sugar
25 lbs. dried potatoes
2 lbs. dried onions
15 lbs. salt
1 lb. pepper
75 lbs. dried fruits
8 lbs. baking powder
2 lbs. soda
1/2 lb. evaporated vinegar
12 oz. compressed soup
1 can mustard
1 tin matches (for four men)
Stove for four men
Gold pan for each
Set granite buckets
Large bucket
Knife, fork, spoon, cup, and plate
Frying pan
Coffee and teapot
Scythe stone
Two picks and one shovel
One whipsaw
Pack strap
Historic advertisement for Alaskan footwear
Two axes for four men and one extra handle
Six 8 inch files and two taper files for the party
Draw knife, brace and bits, jack plane, and hammer for party
200 feet three-eights-inch rope
8 lbs. of pitch and 5 lbs. of oakum for four men
Nails, five lbs. each of 6,8,10 and 12 penny, for four men
Tent, 10 x 12 feet for four men
Canvas for wrapping
Two oil blankets to each boat
5 yards of mosquito netting for each man
3 suits of heavy underwear
1 heavy mackinaw coat
2 pairs heavy machinaw trousers
1 heavy rubber-lined coat
1 dozen heavy wool socks
1/2 dozen heavy wool mittens
2 heavy overshirts
2 pairs heavy snagproof rubber boots
2 pairs shoes
4 pairs blankets (for two men)
4 towels
2 pairs overalls
1 suit oil clothing
Several changes of summer clothing
Small assortment of medicines