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PandaEven3982 t1_j8ym475 wrote
Reply to comment by HotFix6682 in What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Would be nice to get rid of nations. Move to a World administration model.
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PandaEven3982 t1_j8ylrgs wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
In terms of our microbes spreading around, it becomes a science policy question.
Vader_Von_Vader t1_j8ykvmf wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
The radiation issue needs to be completely solved or we aren’t very far.
OMGOODNESSWTF t1_j8ykrul wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Build an undersea city like they plan to on Mars. Might want to test that shit out!
the_newdave t1_j8ykmnc wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
find a cure for cancer, and/or some way to prevent genetic and cellular damage from radiation.
geek66 t1_j8yk9r4 wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
A self-powered, completely closed system, sustainable biosphere with predicted >1000 year viability. Personally I believe the scale would require 10000 to 100000 space launches from earth based on our current payload capacity.
Granted this is not a “precaution” per se, but if we can accomplish this, the precautions would be secondary, or a trivial undertaking.
[deleted] t1_j8yjog0 wrote
Reply to comment by LeviathanGank in Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
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extra_specticles t1_j8yjcrs wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Build legal frameworks that will apply to people who are out there.
NotAHamsterAtAll t1_j8yj33z wrote
Reply to Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
If a balloon or an oxygen-powered plane can operate at the proposed altitude, it is not space.
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Im_in_timeout t1_j8yij9q wrote
Reply to comment by HolyGig in Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
The ISS is in orbit, but it has to periodically boost that orbit because of the atmospheric drag it encounters. Same with many satellites.
HeWhoShlNotBNmd t1_j8yihxv wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Let all the machines do the work first. Then we can join in. Honestly, it will be a hell hole and I'm sure many people will suffer and die for the exploration of the solar system, but the first one would be pretty basic, getting proper exercise in all the different elements you'll be working in. We have steps to do that for astronauts on the moon or on the ISS, but what about Mars or a satellite of jupiter or Saturn.
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Reply to comment by Coakis in Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
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Reply to comment by Chun1i in NEW JWST DEEP FIELD - Pandora's Cluster by GeoGeoGeoGeo
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RhoynishPrince t1_j8yhj78 wrote
Reply to comment by not_that_planet in Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
If the government says so it is!
Edit: do I really need the "/s"?
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Reggie_001 t1_j8yhats wrote
Reply to comment by HotFix6682 in What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Yeah, well that is probably going to happen after WWIII. Good news, we are right on track!
HotFix6682 t1_j8yh5y1 wrote
Reply to What precautions related to space exploration do you think humans should take before finally venturing out into the rest of the Solar System? by [deleted]
Wold be nice if we were all on the same page and nations didn't start claiming space territory.
northaviator t1_j8yh52r wrote
Reply to comment by danielravennest in Terraforming a magnetosphere possible? by Pornelius_McSucc
Foundation, will be critical, what if the pressure was kept to around 10000 ft.
Chun1i t1_j8yh3mu wrote
Reply to comment by Maf1c in NEW JWST DEEP FIELD - Pandora's Cluster by GeoGeoGeoGeo
From the article - https://stsci-opo.org/STScI-01GQQF9WVPFVMCVHRZY54N2TAR.png
charaznable1249 t1_j8ygpzq wrote
Reply to comment by gumol in Where does space really begin? Chinese spy balloon highlights legal fuzziness of ‘near space’ by HarpuasGhost
If this becomes a more commonplace thing, I wonder if a high power laser would be the move as far as cost effectiveness. Or just for my sheer entertainment 🔫
[deleted] OP t1_j8ymd2a wrote
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