New Information of Life in Outer Space

I lol'd you're fucking rediculous kid. Stop coming up with these lame ass articles. We will never colonize Mars. Gtfo. Going to the Moon for natural resourcess, however, is a reality.

cursing doesnt make you look smart, just the other way around...

also, im not responsible for what articles the internet provides me....

Scientists say theres a high chance of terraforming mars, as did all my science and physics teachers said.

You're science and physics teachers are retarded then.

nah, i'd just say give me 10 reasons why they are.....

if they were retarded, they wouldn't be teaching anyways...

im thinking you're denying the fact that mars will be terraformed.

1. You haven't taken physics.
2. It isn't hard to become a teacher (especially middle school)
3. I know more about half my college professors subjects than they do.
4. Your articles are from unreliable sources.

1. i take advanced classes...
2. as do all teachers...
3. good for you, no one cares...
4. not my problem...

Advanced classes still wouldn't take you to physics unless you were a freshman right now.

Stop arguing Lackluster. I know you have your own thoughts and stuff, but..

First of all.

I lol'd you're fucking rediculous kid.

Isn't that flaming?

Second of all.

Stop coming up with these lame ass articles

I found these artical very intersting, so they are not lame ass articals.

Third Of all.

We will never colonize Mars

With the futuring tecnoligy, nothing is impossible.

Anyway, back to topic. I found this interesting. Some says that water has been on Mars long time ago, and I belive that we someday will colonize other planets. Nothing is impossible.

some scientists say that mars has frozen water at its poles, and the canal like structures on mars served as bodies of water.

ooooooooooooooppppzzzzzzzzzz, what exactly is yer purpose on this here forum? to spam us to death?


By the way, they're planning to colonize on the moon and mars.

i agree but if we survive nd  earth is like dead .....we might have to colonize.....itz not gonna happn in my life time so im gud

@ChaosSoldier92- Learn how to fucking spell and use proper English, especially in this section.

@Lackluster- Why don't you think the terraformation of Mars is possible..?

@ChaosSoldier92- Learn how to fucking spell and use proper English, especially in this section.

@Lackluster- Why don't you think the terraformation of Mars is possible..?

Possible? Yes. Will it ever happen? No. The Earth will collapse in upon itself before that happens....

The Earth will collapse in upon itself before that happens....

That's beautiful. I really doubt people won't want to check out forming a civilization on another planet though. Apparently it's interesting and... stuff. Colonizing Mars sounds unrealistic simply because of how much work and effort it'd require, getting natural resources from either sounds a lot easier to do and so it's more likely... right?

Okay so I do find it a little interesting. But really... how much evidence do we have? Beside knowing that the temperature of this planet is hand-in-hand with water existing and that signals have been sent is there anything else?

To clear it up ataraxy~ No we don't know if water's there, it may have evaporated in the early stages of the planets life. It's still very exciting though =)

You mocking me? xD I read the whole thing... anyway I'm missing what's exciting about it. Sure it's sort of interesting but at the moment it's just a possibility, and will we ever actually set foot on the planet?

Every thread gets shit on.

I find the topic very interesting. This thread actually gives me a very good idea...

Yeah, the topic was interesting. Until it got turned into another boring terraforming thread.

That's the interesting part. When people learn of a new place that may be inhabitable, what's the first thing they think of? CONQUEST! Why is that the way we work? That's what I'm interested in.

It's not very hot right now, I don't think we'll have to move out of this planet in... like, 200 years...?

   When human population becomes too big for our small planet, outer space colonization will become a necessity. And that might happen in the next centuries if you take in consideration that the world's population has grown over 6 times since world war II.
   But of course it can only be done if humanity doesn't destroy itself first.....

   When human population becomes too big for our small planet, outer space colonization will become a necessity. And that might happen in the next centuries if you take in consideration that the world's population has grown over 6 times since world war II.
   But of course it can only be done if humanity doesn't destroy itself first.....

I'm quoting you, but this is directed at everybody.

I don't think a lot of you have your date estimations very clear. Mars being colonized, (or even colonizable) is a long way off. Anyway, this topic isn't about Mars. It's about Gliese 581 and the Gliese system. If I wanted to start another boring Mars topic, I would have.

Are you going to? 

Well, first of all, it is NOT along way off.  None of this is.  It is very possible for technology to suddenly have a growthspurt and advance itself long before it is suplposed to;  for example, on a small scale, the airplane was invented a year before the Model T.  Now,  how do you figure that flight comes before land?  It doesn't.  So, going to the Geise planet and colonizing Mars are both possible - especially Mars, which would only require enough time to grow some trees and set up some bases.   Of course, the only problem with any of this is air, which I'll leave you guys to think about.

WcW. Your opinions about how far off Mars colonization is have NO PLACE IN THIS TOPIC. If you wish to discuss it, do so ELSEwhere!

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1) As Arrow said, off-topic. Especially so given that the author has expressed he didn't want this to be about Mars two posts before yours.
2) You know fuck all about terraformation.
3) Both in all likeliness are a long way off. Know otherwise? Show it. (Your pathetic reasonings don't count )
4) With the closest technology that could be used to terraform Mars, it would take a minimum 100years to do so.
5) We personally won't be visiting this planet in a very long time. It comes down to one little theory;

While it may seem probably that we could make a giant spacecraft to slowly take us to the planet over a handful of centuries with us in stasis (which may be possible "soon" enough) the people who stayed behind will have already invented something that could take them to the planet faster and get there before team one is even half way through.

If you can't travel at a reasonably fast speed, there's no need to go for that very reason.

We're not going to the planet for a looong time, unless forced. Simple.

Any more posts made on the terraformation of Mars, or similar, will be deleted.

I'd like to terraform Saucy...

I'd like to terraform Saucy...

Ditto.  We should really be more on topic, so, someone be on topic.