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Will I ever walk on Mars?

>> No.8094576
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8094576

ill send you to mars faggot frogposter

>> No.8094596

>>8094552
Why would you want to? You can get the same experience in some random desert.

>> No.8094606

Absolute best case scenario if everything goes perfectly, yes, if you save ~500,000 dollars 20-40 years from now. Better to find something else to strive for that's more realistic though, go into space or something.

>> No.8094633

>>8094576
He may be faggot, but at least he didn't save the same image twice

>> No.8094648

>>8094633
i linked the url, didn't save the image
rekt

>> No.8094883

Depends on your age
How old are you friend

>> No.8094915

Step 1: establish a nuke reactor using bots: fission or fusion: landing the parts will be a bitch but after the initial parts land theoretically we can start mining.
If we find fissile fuel then maybe we can set up life support long term.
we would literally need to mine the whole thing for years extracting nuclear and solar energy.
The storms can also be harnessed as electricity too.

We should start with the moon though.

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8095000

>>8094883
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>>8094606
I want to believe Musk but he has never given a solution to the radiation. NASA's solution seems to be to use nuclear rockets to get there before the radiation kills you. Musk has no access to nuclear rocket technology.