/sci/ - Science & Math

I for one and still a 100% supporter of Mars One

>>11796032
>will be limited to government astronauts for a very long time.
Bullshit, government astronauts aren't even going to be the first on mars. The colony is going to grow quickly and there are plenty of people willing to throw their life away on mars. The needs and wants of those people will create a economic incentive. If you build it thwy will come.

>>11758216
look at how many retards signed up for pic related. There will be plenty of neets, plebbiters and neckbeards who sign up for it and get stuck there doing labor for a year. Also plenty of people are gonna want to be able to say they worked on mars. I see the post engineer & scientist only phase being mostly temporary workers until it gets built up.

>>11728499
>For both the Moon and Mars habitats, semi-buried engineered structures are the way to go. I prefer Superadobe but there are other good solutions as well.
Agreed, that way you can still have windows. Also tell me more about that pic you posted.

>>11702285
As a member of the mars one society, i think giving them money is a great idea