/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9023712
>If we ever go interstellar, which I doubt,
>ever go interstellar
>ever
>which I doubt,
???


>If we ever go interstellar, which I doubt, we are already advanced enough to basically create an eternal self-sustaining giant ass ship to live in
Assuming generation ships (which seems more practical), yeah we'd have to make a nearly eternal, self-sustaining giant ass ship to live in.

> and colonizing a planet would feel like something ancient people would do
By the time a generation ship gets anywhere, you'd probably have generations of people who were born on the ship and didn't know anything else. Yeah, most would probably want to stay on the ship, or build a new habitat for expansion.
But those that did move to the surface would be able to expand more per generation, and should outnumber the space people within a few generations.

>nobody wants to live on mars other than few scientists unless it can be made as safe and comfy as on earth
Think about how many basement-dwelling NEETS there are on this board. Aside from gravity, they wouldn't notice any difference living on Mars.