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of Aptos, CA
Oct 1999 time: 21:32
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quote: Originally posted by Kirnwaffen
The problem I see with the Mars Direct plan is the amazing level of optimism regarding the logistics. One kink in the supply chain, and you could strand several unfortunate astronauts, and, considering our track record todate with mars landings, that possibility has to be considered. |
Right. That's why I would send perhaps two of everything to Mars first, and then, and only then send a manned mission. If we were not going to send the return fuel with the manned mission, I think we would send two refuelling modules into orbit around Mars so that if one were to fail, we could access the other. I hardly think we could send landers to the Martian surface large enough to blast off, back into space, with 107 tons of fuel.
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Lord Merciless
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Humans are kind of a virus that infect healthy cells (planets) of an organism (universe): they use that particular cell to multiply themselves; once their numbers go above certain threshold, they would seek out new cells to infect.
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Lord Merciless
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident
ahh but you seem to not realize how potent the immune system of the universe is once you venture from the safety of one small protected portion of the body. |
A successful virus knows how to beat the immune system.
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