Traveling to different planets?

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So a few years back, they’re probably still doing it, I don’t know, they were sending people, or were talking about sending people to mars.

Would you want to go if you got the chance? Why or why not?
 
I suppose so, but it could be very risky. I mean, it depends on the technology. Well, for instance, planes can be dangerous, but the technology and stats are so in favor of safety it's of no concern. I mean, it's often safer than a car!
 
If I went, I wouldn't go to mars, as it has less than half of our gravity. WOuld rather go to Venus, as gravity is roughly the same, and it takes less time to get there.
 
I beat we all can do that in the future, If we can go to the moon then we can go allot outta space
 
So a few years back, they’re probably still doing it, I don’t know, they were sending people, or were talking about sending people to mars.

Would you want to go if you got the chance? Why or why not?

They were thinking about doing it, but purely for reality TV. Pretty dumb reason if you ask me.

Mars and Venus are great and all, but I would much rather visit Europa, Enceladus or Titan. And don't get me started on exoplanets! Proxima Centauri and TRAPPIST-1 are cool candidates.
 
What about mirror planets if they exist? Would like to see a mirror version of the Earth.
 
They were thinking about doing it, but purely for reality TV. Pretty dumb reason if you ask me.
That's because they *think* they can get the money to fund it from those sources.
I'm not sure Mars One is really going to work out though, it seems very shaky.
If I went, I wouldn't go to mars, as it has less than half of our gravity. WOuld rather go to Venus, as gravity is roughly the same, and it takes less time to get there.
I wouldn't be surprised, if they found little demons on Venus jk lol

Venus is just like hell, it's ridiculously hot to the point that every lander winds up dying miserable deaths, has noxious gases everywhere, etc. I would not want to go there lol
Mars isn't much better, you will spend a year in a tiny tin-can with the smell of faeces in the air, no entertainment and your muscles will be atrophied to the point that you won't be able to walk.
 
If most humans here on earth cannot stand each other, I am not sure how extraterrestrial or intergalactic life (should it exist on our intellectual level or beyond), will appreciate our arrival and eventual settlement on other planets. I imagine we have been watched or visited a few times by intelligent life from beyond the galaxy. They probably are/were not impressed, and surely are not anxiously awaiting the day that we decide to pop up unannounced and 'crash at their place.'
 
If most humans here on earth cannot stand each other, I am not sure how extraterrestrial or intergalactic life (should it exist on our intellectual level or beyond), will appreciate our arrival and eventual settlement on other planets. I imagine we have been watched or visited a few times by intelligent life from beyond the galaxy. They probably are/were not impressed, and surely are not anxiously awaiting the day that we decide to pop up unannounced and 'crash at their place.'
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If I went, I wouldn't go to mars, as it has less than half of our gravity. WOuld rather go to Venus, as gravity is roughly the same, and it takes less time to get there.

Better wear a heat protective suit! 😱
 
Better wear a heat protective suit! 😱
They sent probes to the surface of Venus before, I hear that they quickly died due to the heat lol
It's probably the sort of place where you'd find lots of little demons.
 
That's because they *think* they can get the money to fund it from those sources.
I'm not sure Mars One is really going to work out though, it seems very shaky.

I wouldn't be surprised, if they found little demons on Venus jk lol

Venus is just like hell, it's ridiculously hot to the point that every lander winds up dying miserable deaths, has noxious gases everywhere, etc. I would not want to go there lol
Mars isn't much better, you will spend a year in a tiny tin-can with the smell of faeces in the air, no entertainment and your muscles will be atrophied to the point that you won't be able to walk.

If you're trying to get to the surface then yeah you'd probably die before you get there. However, there's a lot of living potential in the Venus sky:

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