/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12416500
Could /sci/ some day launch a cheap cubesat mission to obtain first hand information on two key issues, namely
>is Earth a flat disc screen projection
>Is the Moon a half-assed 3D render with a grayscale texture

>>12357971
>you can't stop people from going to space
The space itself stops people with its harsh conditions. Unless you are above a certain technical and scientific threshold, you won't be allowed in.

Now the question remains, is this science compatible with being fucking animals? I don't think so.

Imagine an astronaut on board the ISS goes nuts, suddenly believes there is not enough oxygen/food/whatever for everybody, and kills everyone else on board.

Now imagine this going on at a hypothetical Martian dome.
Imagine colonists fighting each other on the fears that there are not enough spacesuits for everyone. Which ofc WILL happen the moment a certain number of children are born.

See? This shit will only happen faster in such a constrained environment. If it already happens on Earth, which is enormous and can sustain a lot of people, imagine in Mars.