Mars, We Love You

fmdog44 said:
I have no problem with the number of years I may have left but being fascinated with this mission to Mars and the future projects there makes me sad I won't live to see it . The people born today will witness incredible discoveries about our solar system and the universe. I often wish my dad could have lived to see the advances in technology since his passing. He was always curious on how things work.
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When you think about it, the real wonder in our solar system is the planet Earth.

It is really and truly beautiful and amazing and yet to be fully discovered.
 

Houses of ill repute

RadishRose said:
Let's sneak up to the moon, erect a copy of the Statue of Liberty for the Russians to find, if they get there.

Further away, let's put up a huge flashing sign;

WELCOME TO LAS VEGAS
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Why not go the whole hog and leave them a "Disneyland" to discover, and maybe some other entertainment for those cold Martian nights?
 
Y'gotta feel a little bit of sympathy for Michael Collins....known forever as the first man NOT to walk on the moon.
After all,when Starbucks open their first coffee shop on Mars, he'll STILL be the first man not to walk on the moon...
 
Raising Kids On Mars

"Mom & Dad, can I go out and play?"
"NO:!
"Why Not?"
"You'll die. How many times do we have to tell you?"
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Mars will be well suited for kids as they will never have to go out and play, much like kids here today!!
 
Six months in a capsule in space with out the abilty to turn around and go home until it lands. I literally cannot grasp the amount of courage and dedication those people have. I literally can't fly anymore because I have to get up and walk around every 15 minutes.
 
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