/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12123561
I trust China far more to do an accurate threat assessment of Ayys than the US/UN/EU/NATO.

The average person is so fucking anthropocentric they even assume aliens would have our values. Or our thought processes. Fuckers might not even think beyond their instinct. Maybe only the first movers are left.

Lob a depleted uranium rod at the fuckers and hide I say. Delay contact for as long as possible.

>>9525911
Mars first, then asteroid belt, then Venus or wherever

We should do Mars first. Literally drop some supplies, dig a hole and cover it with Martian dust and start some refineries.

Mars is cold and a near vacuum, but nice and stable. 25 hour days stop everyone from going mad and would let you live a somewhat normal existence. Also, room to expand with current known technology.

Venus would be an eternal Hindenberg until we could terraform it. That 1G gravity is thicc tho

>>9504917
>watches the expanse once

The way I see it:
>Mars
Good mentally, 24h 40m patrician day and night cycle
Just dig

>Asteroids
No shitty gravity well
Decent minerals
Terrible mentally
Not that cool

>>9494087
I didn't cry, but the best moment for me was max-Q and booster seperation. Where the hydraulic fairings could fuck up And it all went off without a hitch.

Also watching both sideboosters land, it felt like the intro to a sci-fi movie. Dope shit.

>>9446355
>imitate a Mars habitat on Earth
>land some shit
>build an inflatable house, dig some tunnels, live comfy

>imitate a Venus habitat on Earth
>have to construct the equivalent of a Zepellin that will never have to land and orbits the Earth at ten kilometers high, has a finite amount of usable space and is basically a floating turbulent prison that has to be dropped in from orbit

Hmm

>>9206548
Sure thing schlomo.