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Well, human colonization of solar system is inevitable. Mars is the focus of much scientific study of possible human colonization. I don't think we could go any further in the next 100 years.
It is still too early to talk about the colonization of other planets. Now, even on the moon, it is impossible to build an inhabited base. It will cost too much, but there will be no profit.
The first thing to tackle is first and foremost is how to get to the planets in the first place. The current spacecraft that we have are unable to travel to planets at the speed that we require them to go if we need to colonize the planets.To the stars by atom bomb: The incredible tale of the top secret Orion Project
This is real. We have the way. But government shelved the program. See: https://newatlas.com/orion-project-atom-bomb-spaceship/49454/.
I guess if we will ever colonise other planets the mainstream media would find the way to tell us lies also about that.
It is still too early to talk about the colonization of other planets. Now, even on the moon, it is impossible to build an inhabited base. It will cost too much, but there will be no profit.
The first thing to tackle is first and foremost is how to get to the planets in the first place. The current spacecraft that we have are unable to travel to planets at the speed that we require them to go if we need to colonize the planets. Hello all. We have so much dirtied our planet that soon will really have to leave it, because to live here is impossible
'Dirt Is Good': Why Kids Need Exposure To Germs
Quote from: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/07/16/537075018/dirt-is-good-why-kids-need-exposure-to-germs
As a new parent, Jack Gilbert got a lot of different advice on how to properly look after his child: when to give him antibiotics or how often he should sterilize his pacifier, for example.
After the birth of his second child, Gilbert, a scientist who studies microbial ecosystems at the University of Chicago, decided to find out what's actually known about the risks involved when modern-day children come in contact with germs.
"It turned out that most of the exposures were actually beneficial," Gilbert says. "So that dirty pacifier that fell on the floor — if you just stick it in your mouth and lick it, and then pop it back in little Tommy's mouth, it's actually going to stimulate their immune system. Their immune system's going to become stronger because of it."
Gilbert is now the co-author of a new book called Dirt is Good: The Advantage of Germs for Your Child's Developing Immune System. Presented in a Q&A format, the book seeks to answer many of the questions Gilbert has fielded from parents over the years.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
After the birth of his second child, Gilbert, a scientist who studies microbial ecosystems at the University of Chicago, decided to find out what's actually known about the risks involved when modern-day children come in contact with germs.
"It turned out that most of the exposures were actually beneficial," Gilbert says. "So that dirty pacifier that fell on the floor — if you just stick it in your mouth and lick it, and then pop it back in little Tommy's mouth, it's actually going to stimulate their immune system. Their immune system's going to become stronger because of it."
Gilbert is now the co-author of a new book called Dirt is Good: The Advantage of Germs for Your Child's Developing Immune System. Presented in a Q&A format, the book seeks to answer many of the questions Gilbert has fielded from parents over the years.
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Read more at https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/07/16/537075018/dirt-is-good-why-kids-need-exposure-to-germs.
Hello all. We have so much dirtied our planet that soon will really have to leave it, because to live here is impossible
I have often problema already in colonizing my own kitchen, who easily gets colonized by creatures whom I didn't invite. So I would not try for something so much more difficult...
It is still too early to talk about the colonization of other planets. Now, even on the moon, it is impossible to build an inhabited base. It will cost too much, but there will be no profit.
Colonization of the planets of the solar system is very expensive. Therefore, there will not be a large colony. Even the flight to Mars now looks problematic.
Undoubtedly humanity will continue to try all kinds of stupidity, including the stupidity of colonizing other planets. If humans had a little sense, they would work at doing the easy thing... colonizing the rest of the earth.
Undoubtedly, humanity will try to create colonies on other planets, and it does not matter that ecology, poverty, hunger, incurable diseases are spoiled on its planet, they will still try to colonize the dead Mars and spend a lot of money on it.
Do you think humanity will ever create colonies on the other planets (not just couple of trained astronauts but a civilian population in a city or something similar) and depending on your opinion why not / where and when do you think they're likely to be created first?... also will the frontier of colonising be in our own solar system on Mars for example or on some exoplanet
Maybe it could happen in the future. Given humanities needs for innovation, it is not impossible for Humans to find a way to live in the outside world or other planets. It just takes the right equipment, planet, and the people to make it successful. Scientists have already stated that this is possible if we find an effective way to go to the planets that resembles the earth's systems as similar as possible. For sure it would not be anytime soon because the materials and knowledge are too insufficient for scientists to even create something that would bring humanity closer to an exoplanet that would sustain life.It's not only a matter of equipment and people. If we found a suitable planet to live on, I doubt that we will able to reach it, how long would last the travel? How many basic material should be bring on board of the space ship?
There is a colossal problem!
Do you think humanity will ever create colonies on the other planets (not just couple of trained astronauts but a civilian population in a city or something similar) and depending on your opinion why not / where and when do you think they're likely to be created first?... also will the frontier of colonising be in our own solar system on Mars for example or on some exoplanet
Yes, Most definitely. And seeing the rate at which technology is advancing I think it may be even possible within the next century. There will be massive obstacles to hurdle through but it is possible. It's startling even looking at the intelligence curve of current AI systems.
it may effect but effect need long time (more than 50 years ) so this is our sons problem not us 
I think it's possible. Maybe not now. But in the future.
All discoveries and developments first where just ideas...
All discoveries and developments first where just ideas...
I think this is closer to science fiction than becoming realized and we may not have the technology yet at this time to make.this come true. Too many risk that doesn't have a fall back. We may very well be doomih the first people that we send for that colonization
I think it's possible. Maybe not now. But in the future.
All discoveries and developments first where just ideas...
All discoveries and developments first where just ideas...
Ofcource we will. Eventually we wont be able to live on only one planet - its just non-max-efficient strategy, as min. As max - its just inevitable perspective
As at ancient times there were travelers seafarers also someday there will become astronauts travelers through the Universe
Do you think humanity will ever create colonies on the other planets (not just couple of trained astronauts but a civilian population in a city or something similar) and depending on your opinion why not / where and when do you think they're likely to be created first?... also will the frontier of colonising be in our own solar system on Mars for example or on some exoplanet
Maybe it could happen in the future. Given humanities needs for innovation, it is not impossible for Humans to find a way to live in the outside world or other planets. It just takes the right equipment, planet, and the people to make it successful. Scientists have already stated that this is possible if we find an effective way to go to the planets that resembles the earth's systems as similar as possible. For sure it would not be anytime soon because the materials and knowledge are too insufficient for scientists to even create something that would bring humanity closer to an exoplanet that would sustain life. Do you think humanity will ever create colonies on the other planets (not just couple of trained astronauts but a civilian population in a city or something similar) and depending on your opinion why not / where and when do you think they're likely to be created first?... also will the frontier of colonising be in our own solar system on Mars for example or on some exoplanet
That was our plan the whole time. Even when we were kids we were fed with this idea that man is destined to go out of this olanet and tame and explore the vastness of the cosmos. However that would be something that we still need to reasearch and look on.
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