If we knew tomorrow that an asteriod will kill planet Earth in 5-10 years, do you think we would make it to Mars to ensure the survival of our species or not? Why/why not?
Posted Jul 25, 2019, 4:00 PM UTC
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Some would make it to Mars, but survival on Mars without support from earth would be extremely unlikely.
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I think we would, because fucking space technology dude.
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Honestly, I doubt it. If anyone could go, it'd be billionaires and world leaders, any way you look at it. No normal person would make it there, realistically
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i think we should just stay on earth because humans have already done so much damage to earth. we don’t deserve a second chance and should accept defeat.
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No, because you'd get religious nutjobs sure it's the rapture, anarchist nutjobs who want it all to burn for no apparent reason, and narcissistic nutjobs who think if they cant be on the escape ship no one should be.
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Absolutely yes, the only thing stop the space powers from going to mars in Money. If survival is the question then 101% we will make it. Human race is going to stay here for millions.
Why? Because just look at us Humans adapt to their surroundings but we are lazy we won't do anything till 11th hour. We survived Ice age. We survived Plagues we survived wars. Just look at us one of the weakest animals physically but yet we conquer earth. We are destined to conquer other planets and colonise space till we find some other form of intelligent life. It's like before discovery on America everyone thought Europe is end. Just like that about space.
Good points, cheers. Although, imho we survived ice ages, plague, etc. by pure chance and not through our ingenuity, which we would have to rely on for going to Mars and beyond. Luck helps for sure 🙃