RE: Mankind and Mars; my thoughts.
I'm trying to throw this idea to see how it sticks against other people..
If we have the ability to send a person(s) to mars we are going to do it. But the thing I see hindering progress the most depends on the success on the first attempt to send human(s) to Mars.
In the best possible scenario: we send a astronaut to Mars; they survive; we already have a contingency crew ready to send more people to Mars; Colony is successful; missions continue.
The worst outcome would be that the first attempt to send a human to mars would result in catastrophic failure and loss of life, how badly would that affect progress is the question I think I'm trying to ask.
What strikes me as the most odd is that I truly believe we will try to send a human to mars, and even if it is successful; how habitable/deadly would it really be.
Posted Oct 28, 2017, 9:25 AM UTC