Space. The final frontier.
Why do most people stand against it? It makes no sense.
If you are a money grabbing kike or a hippy environmentalist, space is the answer to everyone's problems.
Resources a plenty and room for everyone. Business opportunities the likes of which have never been seen since the dawn of humanity.
Guaranteed racial survival by no longer being a one-planet species.
Yet most people stand against it, citing problems that going to space would fix.
*******
Let's discuss space and how politics and economics may change out there.
>>69465959
Fucking racist.
Do you even know how many more niggers we could have right now if we gave the Apollo money out as welfare??
Space can't answer to Muslim terrorists and nigger criminal refugees from Africa.
And both are immediate threats to western civilization.
>>69466286
Yeah it can, leave them behind and find a new earth
The problem with a rational well thought out answer is we live in a world of irrational feeling based morons
>>69466242
How ignorant and bigoted of me. Sorry.
>>69466286
Most of them won't make it to space since beliefs+retardation=they stay on earth while we colonize the universe.
But there is also the fact that in space there is a lot of room. Enough for there to be entire solar systems dedicated to allah and no one would care because there are trillions more to hang out in.
>>69466446
Real shame isn't it?
>>69465959
I think the hesitation to go up there is an excuse. Both Russia and the USA would collapse under the money it would cost to go on a massive expedition.
>>69466626
But there is little risk, considering we have the tech and everything on paper.
Even economically. If you dip into the gold reserve to fund the program, you mine out a couple of asteroids packed with gold and platinum and have enough of it to crash the world market and the gold standard.
I'll stop being a faggot and tell you all why space is a no go and the elite will do their damned hardest to prevent it. Through media campaigns and social engineering.
Freedom.
Space and its opportunities imply absolute freedom. From resources and people. Especially in the long run.
And this means that a small group of people lose all control and that is not ok :^)
Too bad people are too shortsighted.
>final frontier
>implying
>>69466626
We spend 20% of our GDP on welfare, even a 10% GDP space program would be so gloriously overfunded it would easily manage to achieve anything it wants.
>>69465959
I have no clue. Perhaps it is too long-term of a solution to justify spending large sums on. Individuals who run companies and industries would have to do it themselves.
>>69467361
actually I'm more afraid of space encouraging totalitarianism. Any colony in Mars / the orbit would need to follow to the finest detail a very strict set of rules for the entire community to survive because of the dangers involved. If the discovery of America proliferated the enlightenment because it was a free frontier which was easy for anyone to survive on by natural means, space could proliferate the opposite, a Hillary-like sense of social coordination.
That is, unless someone finds a way to live on Mars / Asteroids / wherever freely, use the atmosphere and soil there to produce his own independent life support, and perhaps even find a way to generate income. Only then will space be a free place.
>>69466242
That woman doesn't look very hungry.
>>69466444
Fuck that, put them on a rocket headed towards the sun.
>>69465959
Waste of money. Other than asteroid mining, there's nothing up there.
there is nothing in space that we actually need
sure there are huge balls made of solid gold and various metals out there but it will never be profitable to even fly out there and walk on them
Space is ultimate autism and will never be exploited, we have this one planet so we need to spend money to prevent global warming and keep it habitable
>>69465959
Once we figure out a cheaper and safer way to get things from Earth into space, the industry will boom.
>>69470020
Space has
1- unlimited free fucking space
2- Both space on land and in orbit, which have their own advantages.
And how will you stop the Earth from dying when the sun becomes a red giant, you genius?
>>69469859
>>69470020
The cost of doing stuff in space is too high yes, but there are tons of useful resources up there. The moon for example has these particles on it's surface that can be an amazing source of energy. It gets them from the sun.
Asteroids can be used for fuel stations, as they carry water which can be turned into fuel. They also have precious finite metals that we will definitely need for our technological advancements.
Colonies on other planets allow for more survivability of humans and other species, should earth ever become doomed.
>>69469380
Nigger sows get hungry when they see you drop below 350lbs. It's a matter of perspective.
Humans breed like rats and fuck up any and all land they stand on. Instead of fixing their own problems we ratmen just want to run away to mars.
>>69470218
by spending polish money to prevent global sun warming
>>69466626
remidner that american military expenditure is half a trillion per year
>the cost of going to america is too high, yeah those vikings made it over once but they just walked around a bit, why spend all this money on stupid boats when we know we will just get lost or sunk?
>>69465959
how hard would it be to terraform mars.
Wouldn't our quantum computers be able to stimulate the process?
Outer space? Did you really fall for that Freemason bullshit? Wake up, anon.
How the fuck would we gather all resources to explore space? with our curent technology, It would literally take years to just get to pluto, the edge of our solar system. face it, until we can go faster to where we travel atleast a fraction of the speed of light, around 1/100 which is literally hundreds if not thousands of years of scientific work, the average person will not leave earth to "explore" and even then. with the way our world is going. who knows if our civilization will still be the same and still have an interest in exploring space.
>>69470771
>terraform mars
impossible, mars has no magnetic field
>no toroidal alcubierre drives
just explode already, sun.
>>69466921
>spend $100 billion to figure out how best to mine an asteroid and send something to go do it
>need to bring back more than $100 billion worth of platinum and gold to turn a profit
>platinum and gold markets crash due to over supply
>that $100 billion of precious metal you brought home is now worthless
>lost everything
Good job
>>69470991
We could just live underground while we figure out how to generate magnetic fields.
>>69471265
>Suddenly you realize that there is no reason for resource scarcity, money, and poverty.
Welcome to the future.
>>69471265
>Spend 100$billion dunking goat herders in the middle east with 90k-per-shot javelin missiles
>achieve nothing but temporary peace which then leads to more trouble down the road
Good job.
>>69471265
>not just putting it all into a reserve and setting a limit to how much you sell
This is how diamonds work
>>69466242
THANK YOU
I've saw this pic once and didn't save it. There have been like a dozen tines when I needed to post it.
>>69471345
> while we figure out how to generate magnetic fields
> american education
>>69470919
The recent advances in tech have some serious implications for space travel.
It's nowhere near as expensive or unnatainable technologically as some people will have you believe
"space is literally the most stupid thing there is"
Everything having to do with space is 100% fake.
No human being has ever been to so-called outer space... PERIOD.
>>69471925
>open mars
>insert magnets
>???
>>69470991
You could divert asteroids towards to make it gain mass, to increase it's mass, gravitational strength, atsmospheric density and magnetic field strength.
[spoiler] or just run a big current through it desu [/spoiler]
>>69469095
That is a fair assimption and you are probably right. At least for the first stages of this. Afterwards, as it get more compact and accessible to the common man, ships and bases will spring up all over the place and no one can control you when you have your own CHON food replicator and ship.
>>69465959
Space is a meme. It's a simply overblown big nothing.
Try this out:
http://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html
>>69471925
Do you not know its possible to generate magnetic fields? Wires with current flowing through them produce magnetic fields.
>>69471265
Are you calling a fiat based currency more valuable than literal metric fucktons of rare earth minerals?
>>69471265
Sell soon to be worthless precious metal reserves. Mine asteroid. Profit.
>>69472483
Using current tech we can reach Mars, Venus, the moon and the asteroid belt comfortably (or at least about the same time length as great transoceanic expeditions in the past). Mars- for land, the moon for helium and habitat, Venus for habitat in it's atmosphere, asteroid belt for mining resources.
We can also build pretty much unlimited living space in orbit around planets with artificial settlements, made from iron etc. mined from Mars or asteroids.
With current tech. Literally nothing is stopping even the tiniest form of space colonisation but laziness.
>>69472483
and yet here i am , jealous that costa rica already sent an astronaut, fuck this cunt
>>69472930
not only can you generate local magnetic fields, its not necesary because atmosphere protects from radiation as seen in venus, and would take hundreds of years to wane afaik
>>69466444
>getting cucked off your own planet
>>69473634
>cucked
Fucking hell.
10/10
Made me reply
>>69465959
For now the problem is escaping our own gravity well in a cost effective and safe manner. When that is solved then you'll see expansion. For now it's purely sending sensors into space.
The moon should have a significant presence in the form of autonomous bots and maybe a light human footprint as well to develop technologies and infrastructure, as well as further our understanding of the universe we live in.
FUCKING
Because we won't give two shits about space when we're all shades of black and brown.
If Trump wins, and Europe goes through chemo, then we can start building space colonies and going newtype etc.
>>69473888
It shouldn't have to be cost effective. The more you invest into it without expecting immediate return the sooner you will make your investment seem irrelevant due to the virtually infinite supply of resources made available.
But people only see the initial costs and recoil in fear. Not realizing just how economically sound it is, even if you go by conventional economic dogma.
>>69473401
>Literally nothing is stopping even the tiniest form of space colonisation but laziness.
Except the collosal amount of money it would take.
It will be decades of funneling money into that space program before you even begin to see it's benefits.
With current tech, it takes 7 months to reach Mars.
Basically you need 14 months worth of food, water and air, just to get there and return.
Plus you need to carry your building materials, and food, water and air for all the time it will take to build.
The cost is exorbitant.
And who will finance it? No government in the world in this moment has trillions of dollars to just bet into the space for shit, giggles and e-penis.
>>69470020
I knew we should have let you stay conquered
We are literally in space right now. "We have just this one planet" We have the ENTIRETY OF THE GODDAMN UNIVERSE AND YOU WANT TO STAY ON THIS ROCK WITH THE NIGGERS
>>69475104
See
>>69470564
>>69468848
First of all you can make it profitable by starting with things with shorter return times, e.g. helium mines on the moon- quick and easy to get to but will aid space travel technology a shitload.
>7 months to get to Mars
Again, not that bad, considering that's how long some voyages in the ocean took. Anyway, in terms of food supply- all that is required is that a small camp is set up in Mars and they test out crop growing, water purification technology on it. They could store a massive food/water/spare parts supply in orbit and drop it off by delivery capsules without requiring expensive landing. That will lay the foundations for even bigger settlements.
>>69475104
It's not that expensive m8. It would take one decade tops. Especially since most of the tech exists on paper since the 70s.
>no government has the money to invest in space
But they have enough to bail out useless banks, to spend on secret programs to spy on you, to wave their dick in the form of largest missile and deadliest armament, to slap around shitty parts of the world and bribe governments into collapsing in civil war.
I'd understand if it was used to make our lives better and make infrastructure modern and ultra efficient, putting the welfare of the individual first, but we aren't.
But you are right. Space isn't worth it. It's not like there is anything useful up there
>>69474264
That's just being naive. We can all dream but we have to come back to reality from time to time anon. I'd love it if humanity thought that way, but they just don't.
If the developed world stopped cucking its budgets with armies and war and used it towards space travel we would have easily colonised mars and the moon by now
>>69465959
>People set off to different planets
>Right wingers advertise their planet for whites only
>Planet of whites prospering
>Nigger planets literally hell on milky way
>Say it's unfair because our planet was better suited to life
>Niggers migrate with help from intergalacticist zionists
>We go back to Earth now that it's out of niggers
>Cycle repeats
I honestly believe niggers can't survive without the white race keeping them alive, I can't imagine the shame they must feel.
>>69475932
We need to just bait them all to a "good" planet and then send it into the sun.
>>69473560
>jealous
Don't be. I'd kill to have something like Panama's metro here.
>>69475877
I know it's being somewhat naive, but it also makes a lot of sense. Even economically speaking. Sure the startup costs are quite large, but the returns would be unreal. Even from the most conservative perspective, if you go by purely economic points of view.
If you throw in cultural and such biases, then yes. Space would not look like a good idea.
>>69476174
You just dump them in space and let the cosmic rays fry them to death.
>>69467361
This faggot speaks truth.
>>69475597
>romans, babylonians, asians and even some fucking native americans develop a system of diverting water hundreds if not thousands of years ago
>africans to this day drink water from stagnant puddles
>>69465959
The only economical profitable endevour in space would be colonization, unless we discover some miracle material somewhere on the moon/mars/asteroid belt.
But until we manage to come up with engines that won't work on nukes or burn thousands of gallons of oil just to lift off, and spaceships able to land and escape our gravity without missiles to propel them upwards, it's never going to happen.
>>69473634
Who cares? I would take a new Earth. This place is an over populated shit hole.
>>69476294
I'm not disagreeing with you at all. It sucks, what things COULD be, but aren't.
>>69476881
It's a terrible feel, isn't it?
cost too much money , and we haven't gotten that much out of it , we have bigger problems on planet earth right now and you know that
>>69476853
>Niggers shit in my house so I'm going to move to another house
What happens when they shit in your new house, anon?
>>69476977
Yea anon.
>>69476990
This meme needs to die. Humanity will always have problems.
>>69473634
>wanting a single little rock
>not claiming the entire universe as yours
>>69476990
didn't stop the age of colonization, Michel
>>69465959
Cost of getting to space is too high, and will always be too high while we are using rockets based on WWII tech. Until a better way to get into space is discovered, it's just a colossal waste of money we don't have.
>>69477620
>michel
that's not a dutch name burger
>>69477870
not anymore
>>69476990
>we have bigger problems on earth!
>implying they were ever solved in the last 10000 years, or will be any time soon
a purely technical task such as space colonisation is literally easier to achieve than elimination poverty
>>69473634
This, ladies and gentleman, is the average intelligence of a space development opponent
>>69465959
Until a space elevator is created, the industrialization of space will not happen, it's just too damn expensive to launch rockets every time we want to go up there
>>69465959
If you understand anything about the costs and energy behind space travel you will see why this is a bad idea
We could find a ball of oil the size of the sun floating in our solar system and it would never be worth the effort to go and obtain it
Humanity will never leave the solar system. Period.
>>69478616
Are you an expert in space engineering and physics?
Have you thought of EVERY way to reduce costs?
>>69478616
>we have a limited amount of a certain resource
>it's running out quickly
>we find one floating about that has several times more of said resource than our planet can even hold.
>it's not worth it to get it.
In what universe is it not worth it?
>>69478206
Fuck off bong, taking my shitposting out of context.
I for one would welcome a new age of space colonization.
>>69478780
Mechanical Engineering student currently doing a module on Rockets and Ballistics
No current technology is good enough to even realistically get 1 person alone out of the solar system and to the nearest star before he/she dies. Let alone getting them back. So that leaves us to our own Solar system. Every planet apart from ours is inhospitable to varying degrees of danger, with Mars being the most friendly. That's with a constant barrage of radiation from the sun and the average -60 surface temperature. Unless we make some big progress then we should just stay here and focus on using the tech to make life here better
>>69478989
in one where 90% of your average rocket's mass is used up by fuel needed to get it out of orbit
There's no point in colonizing space. NASA is cucked with gender and diversity quotas and Mars would be Sweden 2.0
>>69470034
God-Emperor Trump will build the great space elevator after he builds the great wall, and Mars is going to pay for it.
>>69479564
So what now? It's hard to do so we are gonna stop funding research and hope that some autist in his basement figures it out and shares his data if we want to go to space?
>>69479564
>No current technology is good enough to even realistically get 1 person alone out of the solar system and to the nearest star before he/she dies.
Going outside the solar system is not ever a priority in the near future. There is no point attacking that idea.
>Every planet apart from ours is inhospitable to varying degrees of danger
There are many ways those dangers can be overcome, you're a mechanical enginner after all.
Also, you are forgetting the many others aspect of space colonisation
>moon
>asteroid mining
>on-orbit settlements
>>69480321
When people fantasize about space travel they talk about getting out of the solar system, so i was just addressing that. The amount of energy needed for 1 person to reach the nearest star in a realistic time frame is roughly 1 year's full power usage of Earth. Which would take up a lot of room on a ship.
Expensive and more importantly heavy ways to overcome those dangers would have to be used.
The main problem I have with space colonisation, is that space isn't a friendly place and neither are all the other planets. We've been gifted a pretty decent one here and there isn't really anything to be gained from colonisation apart from being able to say that we've done it.
Mars/Moon colonisation is a pipe dream as things currently stand and I doubt we'll see it happen in our lifetimes. We might see people go to visit them though so that's cool
>>69480315
It'll still be funded just to keep people happy, but no government agency has anything to gain from space exploration atm. Unless we get something akin to the Cold War. Just too much money and resources needed!
>>69473888
This. And more.
>>69481505
Who's serious about going to the stars? No sane person. But between the Earth and Moon, in our lifetimes is easily attainable will any sort of political will here in the USA. Hopefully Mr. Trump will want to have a hotel in space.
MAGA
>>69465959
We're going to die on this rock. It's not even the cards we were dealt, it's just how these fucks have played the hand.
>>69465959
The only thing preventing us from space exploration is the prohibitive costs of launching equipment in space...Once we get better engines and/or re-usable rockets, then spacial exploration will boom.
>>69482991
Maybe not.
>>69483086
I don't mean as individuals, I mean as a species. This planet has a timer on it, all planets do. If we don't leave eventually we are done, no ifs, ands or buts. The only thing I'm not sure of is how long we have. It's not going to be any time soon, but still you get the point.
>>69466242
Fun fact: If you gave niggers an FTL spaceship they would convert the entire mass of the observable universe into niggers within just a few thousand years. A true black hole.
>>69483364
We went from flying airplanes to spaceships landing on the Moon in less than 10 years and we did this with nothing but some Nazi rocket guys. Now we have the internet, technology bubbling up all over, so I'm thinking we do have time to extend the species to between the Earth and Moon.
>>69479564
> ignoring research and data that satellites provide to make earth a better place
> ignoring studying celestial bodies to know more about our own selves and the formation/behaviour of earth
> ignoring the benefits of having a space industry/colony
> ignoring the benefits of going towards cheap launches (satellite market boom)
> theres no benefit in space guyz
> """"engineer""""
Fuck me, an entire thread about space without one of Elon Musk's slightly tragic online fanboys showing up? That must be a new record for /pol/
Also, space exploration forever.
>>69479788
>NASA
Privatized space ops are gonna be the spearhead. SpaceX will probably be the ones leading the first space expedition.
Now, if Trump gets elected, and we get a Russo-American alliance, we can chop our deadlines in half. All that brainpower, raw material, and energy, all focused on one thing.
>>69483992
FFS. Spoke too soon.
>>69484105
>>69483988
Kek sorry my pigmented friend
>>69466242
>>69465959
>>69475932
Mittens speaks for me on this issue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePcJhoF4ATM
>>69483364
Eh, it's looking pretty grim right now but we can still turn this around. More important than the technological angle is the cultural one. We have just stopped caring about things that actually matter in the long run and started using our resources to try and integrate barbarians into our societies. Image how far space exploration could be if all the money american niggers get as welfare went to NASA instead.
>>69475104
> No government in the world in this moment has trillions of dollars to just bet into the space for shit, giggles and e-penis.
We do.
>>69483364
What the fuck kind of ivory tower are you living in that the planet eventually dying is an immediate concern to worry about? In all likelihood our species won't even be around at that point, much less around in any recognizable form.
>>69484938
No we don't, we have to borrow money to meet our worldly obligations, much less spending it on recreational space exploration done for shits and giggles.
>>69484695
that there are still people like you in our country gives me some hope for the future.
>>69485064
>It's not going to be any time soon
Remember to read slowly and thoroughly. Sound out all the words if you have to :^)
I don't think it's an immediate problem, just that it is an inevitable certainty and will need to be addressed eventually. Also I'm very selfish and want it to be taken care of before I die so I can reap the benefits, and recreational values, of space travel.
>>69475170
>ENTIRETY OF THE GODDAMN UNIVERSE AND YOU WANT TO STAY ON THIS ROCK WITH THE NIGGERS
Pretty great argument desu
I really want to see humans on other worlds.
>>69485202
>Military 600 billion
>Interest on Fed Reserve debt 230 billion
>International Affairs 41 billion
>Medicare 1 trillion
>SS, Unemployment 1.2 trillion
>NASA budget 17 billion
yeah im sure we can find a way
To everyone saying MUH MONEY NEED TO GO TO NIGGERLAND
Just watch the fucking "Empire of dust" documentary
You could give them fucking billions of dollars, tons of food and raw material and those niggers would still fuck everything up.
They literally live on diamond mines, have fertile lands and yet they can't fucking figure out how to use it.
I'm glad SpaceX is working hard toward populating mars. I know few people will get there while I'm alive so I'll probably stay in my shithole all my life, but the human race will be saved from ourselves.
And with a little luck, there will be no niggers/shitskin on mars when we all kill ourselves on Earth.
>>69473401
>You will never be a space neet in a self-sustaining spaceship with unlimited energy.
>You will never have a superadvanced AI that designs endless virtual realities in which you're waifu is real and not shit.
>You will remain on Earth with shills and corporations and all sorts of crazy delusional people.
I like to think that when I die I will wake up on my ship and destroy the data in which this universe exists.
>>69465959
Because just like solar and all the other green energy solutions it is not cost efficient. Do you really think that energy companies want to spend billions of dollars on discovery and exploitation every year over making and installing solar panels?
You bet that when the technology becomes better and comes down in price more people will be investing in space/solar/whatever.
Until then I'll keep enjoying my nice paychecks.
>>69478277
This. The greatest cost for a space mission is actually the development and manteinance of vectors and capsules.
We get rid of that, and we're good to go.
>>69483809
>Bigelow Airspace's BEAM module
You have good taste, my friend
But first, I want to see it up and working on the ISS.
Next week we'll know if it's a big deal or not.
>>69486345
Look up Elon Musk's megafactory and SpaceX. I don't like the guy, but I like his work
>>69465959
>a Canadian post I agree with
Capping this, no one will believe me.
>>69484695
>NASA
You mean ESA, right? Don't be a cuck.
>>69477824
Rail cannons (like muh Gundam or Tekkaman). That's always been a fantasy of mine. Space elevators are a cool concept but just aren't very exciting. They would also take huge amounts of natural resources.
>>69485605
>I don't think it's an immediate problem, just that it is an inevitable certainty and will need to be addressed eventually. Also I'm very selfish and want it to be taken care of before I die so I can reap the benefits, and recreational values, of space travel.
No, the projected lifetime of a species suggests that we as a species will never have to deal with that shit. Whatever the hell is living on this planet (probably nothing) in 5-7 billion years will.
As for the benefits of space travel, stop staring wide-eyed as CGI renderings of moon colonies and think about this rationally. We're having trouble selling our petroleum in this country because it's very slightly harder to refine than that of our competitors, and your plan is to try and mine resources in space? If it were cost-effective, we would be doing it right now.
Are we already capable of building space stations? Why we in here boys? Not enough funding? Will india get us to Mars before USA?
>>69485964
Because all of those institutions can make an argument that they're more useful than collecting space rocks and dick waving with the Soviet Union in the 1960's.
I'ts the united states of space! red rock 2016 yea yea
It wasn't until a voyage across the sea was a month that we felt comfortable going to America. Until the technology to get us places becomes fast enough and cheap enough that a trip to Mars is maybe a two or three week voyage, it all will be too long for most people.
>>69486805
There are some interesting and less costly space elevator concepts in development.
For example, a space elevator that doesn't get directly into orbit but acts as a runway for single-stage SSTOs
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2015-08/17/thothx-tower-space-elevator
>>69477824
Once we can build shit in orbit we'll be able to colonize other planets.
We'll only need rockets to send people in orbit, not hardware or satellites.
For that, we'll need to develop technologies to mine asteroids and we far from that.
>>69465959
What business opportunities? There are no markets in space.
What resources? It costs more to get them to Earth than they'd get for selling them.
>>69486725
I was talking about america because america spends particularly much on welfare for hopeless cases. Other than that, i think NASA an ESA should be merged into one institution.
>>69484302
>"Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiet. Look ad dat crackas. Those motahfuckas made big white rockat cus they have samll penises. Wat does stupid cracka want in space. It's to cold and there is np KFC in da space. Stupid cracka. Hey niggu ,mah walfare izjust arrive"
>>69487450
Do some research.
No resources would be 'rare' if we could mine some asteroids. It'll cost a lot to develop but we'll eventually do it one day. Better now than later.
>>69465959
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soXkFMO4ixI
>>69471265
Implying you have to turn a profit. This shows what a decadent soceity we live in. Do it for the honor it will grant your nation. Do it because it will benefit humanity. Do it because you can.
Dont do it for "muh profits" you filthy kike.
>>69487194
Roscosmos plans to research and test nuclear propulsion by 2018.
Earth-Mars in 6 weeks
And NASA is still working on the memedrive (EMdrive)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3495426/Move-Nasa-Russia-reveals-plans-2018-test-nuclear-engine-cosmonauts-Mars-SIX-WEEKS.html
>>69465959
>make colossal spaceship
>load it with negroes
>promises of fried chicken and grape soda forever
>lift off
>in orbit
>autonomous computer system opens all the pod bay doors, Hal
>repeat with Jews, promise infinite gold forever
>>69476644
>Arguing with Liberals
Anon, some people love the bliss of ignorance.
They won't listen no matter how much they need to.
They just want to wallow in their own shit until their abysmal life is over.
>>69488005
>jews find out that gold is created in supernovae
>build doomsday weapon to blow up the sun
don't give jews spaceships
>>69471265
Reducing the cost of those metals adds value elsewhere as it make them affordable for applications they formerly were not. Imagine if gold was as cheap as copper.
>>69465959
You want to expand when we can't even solve problems here?
We haven't even fixed the wage gap or stopped racism in america
>>69475104
Submarines already have the technology.
>>69487450
you sound like someone who could never run a business
its called create a market you retard
MOON BASE WHEN
>allows the design of deep space rockets that need not be hindered by the need to escape earth's atmosphere
>allows the testing of extra-terrestrial buildings and living
>solar power out the anus
>>69488664
>get niggers back to mudland
>stop doing shit studies
problem solved
>>69488623
It would do exactly what he said because utility is not the main reason why gold is as valuable as it is.
>>69479564
O'Neil cylinders you colossal fag.
>>69479564
>Guy who wants to brag about his field of study here. Just here to let you know that i am smarter than you, obviously none of you have ever even thought of these completely non-obvious concerns i'm bringing up. Consider yourselves schooled :-)
>>69488921
But if the market crashed as a value store, its non corrosive and useful for electronics properties would see all sorts of applications.
>>69487315
I remember reading about this, only problem is it'll be 20km in height, somewhere in Canada. Even if the building is constructed of nanotubes, it'll be over 19km taller than anything humans have built so far.
>>69487450
The idea is to trick people up there with the promise of business and profit, but then have them realize that those concepts are useless and there are nigh limitless resources up for easy grabs all around. Suddenly we aren't bent over and shafted by fiat currencies and imaginary markets
>>69489236
>O'Neil cylinders
>O'Neill*
Calling the kettle black..
Last I heard, they were having problems with peoples eyes. We may have remove them and put them in jelly jars till they get to mars.
>>69490389
Sorry I'm drunk, grammar nazis are the only bad nazi
>>69472149
Burger education everyone.
The blue screen is used for measurements
If it was used as a green screen why would it have white tape Like that
>>69470564
Most of which is spend in the most retarded manner possible by allowing politicians to decide how and where to spend money in shit the military may or may not want.
>>69476197
>wanting overprice vanity projects
The fucker didn't even make the line that would have helped the most, the fucking cunt.
>>69473560
Another possibility is grabbing four massive spools, putting them in a mars-sun lagrange, and make it spin while electrifying it. The solar win wake should contain Mars if you make the spoons big enough and pass enough electricity through it.
>>69465959
>Implying the Final Frontier isn't the Deep Blue Sea.
We know more about life in space (albeit that it doesn't exist) than we know about life in the Marianas Trench.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRm8wr08xsU
>>69492561
Your trolling aside.
Exploring the deep sea could be used as the testing ground for spacebound concepts and equipment.
>>69492561
Nothing stopping us from doing both... except for the whole "the deep blue is more dangerous than actual outer space" thing, I mean.
>>69470919
Look up something called the dusty fission fragment rocket. Pluto in nine months with more than .5 mass fractions, using the lower end of what's thought possible with the technology.
>>69493351
With the exception of, maybe, some of the life support systems, not really. Their requires are diametrically opposed.
>>69473827
A LEAF
>YOUR PM IS THE BIGGEST KEK OF THEM ALL
>NICE TRY JUSTIN NICE TRY
>>69493719
I mean. It'll allow for some crazy stress tests, I understand you'd be dealing with the complete opposite in regards to pressure and what not, but if it makes it in the deep sea it's more than ready to deal with space.
As you mentionned life support.
Also could be used to test equipment that gets dropped planetside, like drones and probes. Some planets have some insane pressure.
>>69493953
Forgot to mention habitats.
MAAANNN FUCK SPACE WE GOTTA GET OURS HERE NOWAMSAYIN?
FUCKING RACISTS WHITEBOIS TALKIN ABOUT SPACE WHEN THEY SHOULD BE TALKIN ABOUT REPARATIONS MAN FUCK THIS SHIT
>>69483656
but who would they steal from??
It costs money
>>69465959
but in all seriousness, how can we be certain that outer space is real? As in, the way it is depicted by Hollywood or observed by NASA?
What if space is something completely different? What if space is some sort of inter-dimensional thing in the sky, like a never ending magic bag that just keeps on expanding as you travel into it instead of Earth as a remote object in a large environment?
TL;DR maybe the reason why space exploration/ human colonization is because it is impossible because the way the media portrays space exploration is not at all how it works but it is the easiest way to try and explain it to humanity/control the narrative about "whats up there"
>>69495228
That would have some pretty crazy implications and open a whole new can of worms and opportunities, but it would still be worth looking into it
>>69465959
Soon I will tip my hand to /pol/ with workable space policy for the upcoming centuries. Stay tuned, all I can give for now.
MAGA
>>69466921
There are risks for humans. Supernova particles are constantly breaking apart astronauts DNA whih causes all kinds of diseases.
As far as I know they are working on self replicating robots that will mine asteroids.
>>69495228
Because we can directly observe things millions of light years away consistently and have visited planets in our solar system repeatedly with probes many times
>>69491136
>If it was used as a green screen why would it have white tape Like that
stop lying shill
Orad Virtual Set Technologies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er5xxGyWs1Y
>>69492071
nice science-fiction here, you should apply for a job at Hollywood
>>69492071
Thank you for making/posting.
