Born too late to explore the earth, born too early to explore the stars

[Caldari Ghost]

Born just in time to watch the first manmade objects leave the solar system and talk to the generation that witnessed the first men on the moon

[Raziel]

What would you do if you had a proper spaceship that brings you to Mars and with the provided supplies you can live there, but you can never come back?

[Caldari Ghost]

Originally posted by Raziel:

What would you do if you had a proper spaceship that brings you to Mars and with the provided supplies you can live there, but you can never come back?

If the mission is to lay the groundwork for a proper colony or terraforming I won't need to come back

[Hairy Hands Harry]

You can still go to Mars with Musk.

[76561199737777412]

Idk why people always talk about this as some kind of amazing achievement. It costs a huge amount of resources and what do we gain from it? Nothing at all. That's pretty stupid if you ask me.

[Caldari Ghost]

Originally posted by Clown Syndrome:

Idk why people always talk about this as some kind of amazing achievement. It costs a huge amount of resources and what do we gain from it? Nothing at all. That's pretty stupid if you ask me.

I'm sorry you see it that way

[Raziel]

Originally posted by Wraith:

Born in the right time to join OT.

I hate that this is true

[D. Flame]

Originally posted by Calamari Toast:

Born just in time to watch the first manmade objects leave the solar system and talk to the generation that witnessed the first men on the moon

They also witnessed a giant ape climb the empire stat building. Also a kid in a magic chocolate factory.

[DoomsDay]

inter galactic traveling could be more energy consuming than the usual petrol fuel for military operation, have to plan for the energy trade in these long travels.

[oldirty`]

Originally posted by Clown Syndrome:

Idk why people always talk about this as some kind of amazing achievement. It costs a huge amount of resources and what do we gain from it? Nothing at all. That's pretty stupid if you ask me.

Who taught you how to hate?

[steven1mac]

80% of the Ocean depths are still unexplored, you better get on it, and find something worthwhile down there.

[Caldari Ghost]

Originally posted by steven1mac:

80% of the Ocean depths are still unexplored, you better get on it, and find something worthwhile down there.

Good point. I have heard that's actually harder than space travel though. Kind of like how we've barely penetrated the earths crust with our deepest drills. I still think space colonization is higher priority

[Reddari]

Originally posted by Calamari Toast:

Good point. I have heard that's actually harder than space travel though. Kind of like how we've barely penetrated the earths crust with our deepest drills. I still think space colonization is higher priority

I heard that space travel is harder than digging through solid metal.

Space only looks empty for low perception and low awareness beings like humans, but is actually a super dense medium of vast range of frequencies which makes space travel more like tunnelling through rocks rather than flying a plane. At least that is what I heard from a person who claimed to be in contact with some Pleiadians.

But in any case... just respawn at a different time and problem solved.

[Violent Rainbow]

Originally posted by steven1mac:

80% of the Ocean depths are still unexplored, you better get on it, and find something worthwhile down there.

What do you actually think is down there? A secret mermaid kingdom? It's nothing but rocks, water, and some ugly as hell fish. But yeah wow let's find another species of anglerfish! OMG I found one already! It's exactly like the Southern Pacific Maynard's anglerfish but it's back dorsal fin is 3/4 inch longer on average in females!!!!! IT'S A WHOLE FKIN NEW SPECIES OMG!!!!! Get my name in the papers immediately!!!

[EASY PETE]

Ive already explored the stars

[Soren]

I know I've read this a few times before. Seems this is just an anonymous internet quote.