Would U Colonize Another Planet?

Discussion in 'Astronomy, Exobiology, & Cosmology' started by darksidZz, May 4, 2007.

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Multiple Choice

Poll closed May 19, 2007.
  1. I'll do it!

    68.4%
  2. Only if they pay me well.

    21.1%
  3. I'll never go, it's to risky

    5.3%
  4. I'll never go it lacks certain comforts from home

    5.3%
  1. John Connellan Valued Senior Member

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  3. temur man of no words Registered Senior Member

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    I have to go!
     
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  5. superstring01 Moderator

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    Um... why not get airconditioning? Just curious.

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  7. temur man of no words Registered Senior Member

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    Here airconditioning is not popular and I rarely hear somebody talking about it. I even don't know shops have it.
     
  8. BenTheMan Dr. of Physics, Prof. of Love Valued Senior Member

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    Only if the chick is hot enough.
     
  9. Starthane Xyzth returns occasionally... Valued Senior Member

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    With reference to the planet you originally described... I'd do it, since from what you said I could chose only those people who would treat the new planet responsibly. Ecologists, climatologists, chemists, conservationists (plus teachers, architects, engineers and the more intelligent farmers)... the right kind to build a new civilisation with none of the mistakes of the old.

    Yes, I'd do it - but one of my first priorities would be a comprehensive biological survey of the planet, and the demarkation of hi-biodiversity areas as nature reserves.
     
  10. Zephyr Humans are ONE Registered Senior Member

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    Colonization is all fun and games. But then there'll be post-colonialism. Martians claiming citizenship here on earth. Setting up Martian takeaways. Lobbying for an end to prejudice against green skinned humanoids.

    Are you really prepared for that?
     
  11. Nickelodeon Banned Banned

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    Yes. In fact I look forward to it.
     
  12. Starthane Xyzth returns occasionally... Valued Senior Member

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    Me too. And with mankind's long history of colonial politics here on Earth, we could do it better out in space.
     
  13. Zephyr Humans are ONE Registered Senior Member

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    Oh good

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    so do I. I just wonder how some parts of the world will react.

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  14. Starthane Xyzth returns occasionally... Valued Senior Member

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    Who's to say that the day-to-day realities of life here on Earth should be any less desirable than those of life elsewhere?
     
  15. fathom24 Guest

    well all planets would have a different life style. if you go some where else then there is a possibility that it has a better lifestyle and way of living than here. so we should not mess with it till we lake contact and know what it is that is there, language barriers, food, and their races could be hazardous to our planets way of life, or vica versa.
     
  16. fathom24 Guest

    oh and i would colinize a new planet with all the knowledge i described
     
  17. fishtail Registered Senior Member

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    Yes, i would go.
     
  18. P. BOOM! Registered Senior Member

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    It depends...is the planet lined up with Eta Carinae's axis of rotation?
     
  19. Starthane Xyzth returns occasionally... Valued Senior Member

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    Meaning: will it lie in the beam of the pulsar which Eta Carinae may become fairly soon (in cosmic terms)?

    It might instead become a black hole (no biploar radiation beams then). And if your planet is close enough to Eta Carinae for its future pulsar output to be harmful, won't it first be sterilised when the existing star goes supernova?
     

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