So is this actually ever happening?

>>511205626 (OP)

>>511205626 (OP)
Space isn't real

>>511205626 (OP)
You know those tests that keep blowing up and you keep laughing at? Yeah, that those tests is for this.

>>511205656
CHUDS
IN
SPACE
https://youtu.be/RuoY7WxQojk?si=pbTy48lLmwVLGmWT

>>511205626 (OP)
they cannot even get to the fucking moon and Elon is maximizing jewish space junk for shekels.

we should focus on small arms fabrication for a generation while we try to succeed in educating 10 people smart enough to build functioning anything.

>>511205626 (OP)
They really don't want us to see Spielberg raping Heather.

>>511205626 (OP)
at this point, I don't really expect that it will

>We're 1350 on the space frog

>>511206123
https://youtu.be/pp5xGLj1RME?si=_vGwFSGui4PqzvTc

>>511205626 (OP)
The next Mars transfer window is October 2026 and they are planning to send at least something then. What that will be and what happens at the other end we will find out next year.

>>511205626 (OP)
Nope. Was just jewish misdirection tricks to blind boomers

only german nazis can into space

>>511205626 (OP)
If he was fully committed to spending his money on it? Yes. He has the money to basically force it to happen if he wants. Most of the setbacks are because he has damaged Space-X's rep and he's been using worse engineers over the past 2 to 3 years. A lot of the talent left. Money though could fix that if he wanted to spend it. The problem is he is paranoid like all billionaires. So he will likely piss around being cheap and slow down progress until his financial situation just gets worse or he dies. So there is a real risk that it never happens because is both a genius and a moron at the same time.

>>511205626 (OP)
I only know that when i was 8 years old i was retarded enough to think picrel was actually happening

>>511205626 (OP)
It's a waste of money. There's nothing there, no resources, nothing. The solar system is all empty and dead. Unless there's a freak invention that makes interstellar travel possible all the space stuff seems like a pissing contest.

government has ufo tech someone has already been
probably should terraform before settling

>>511206206
Elong will send everyone that was on the Epstein list to mars, one way

Space is fake and gay you fucking niggers
Threads will slide now
43m a day in taxpayer money (((not political)))
Cope and seethe

>>511205626 (OP)
Do not worry bro.
we are on it.

>>511206839
But Russia is le bad

>>511206659
>The solar system is all empty and dead.
The gas giants are very much alive, anon. They are safe and hospitable for organic life. All that talk about radiation, intense gravity, and chemical toxicity is all bullshit. It's just the guys at the top trying to hoard all that sweet Saturnian land for themselves.

>>511206969
Sure thing fed. You probably think gravity and evolution are a proven fact too right? Shill nigger

Living on Mars is hell. Water, air, food, pressure, gravity, heat none of it is there or right. Monumental effort

>>511205626 (OP)
Not with Trump slashing budgets and ensuring you'll be babysitting niggers for all time for his jewish pals.

>>511206863
I know you are joking but it is something I've been thinking about recently..

everything evil in human history is done by the west and yet somehow we are the evil ones :D

is it because we did not let them go all the way with their evil deeds?

anyway..

>>511207126
so it is just like texas but without mexicans?

>>511207126
You can’t live there you fucking retard. You believe everything the fucking t.v. tells you RETARD

>>511205656
2pbp

>>511205626 (OP)
Landing his piece of shit rocket on Mars? Sure.

People on Mars in 2030 or whatever the fuck he claimed? No chance. Probably not even in out lifetime.

>>511207160
Nice Reddit spacing FAG

>>511205626 (OP)
Yes, right after we resch the dinosaurs in the centernof the earth

>>511207305
More Reddit rushing from Slavic countries….. could you be anymore obvious SHILL

>>511207323
Oh shit Nazis are capturing the last of the interior dinosaurs?

>>511207310
oh and the people who call themselves "the good guys" (you) are the worst of it.

the evil shit cia alone did is far worse than everything nazies did.

go figure...

>>511205626 (OP)
I remember a few years ago maybe even last decade where there was more of a fever pitch about this and the general consensus in the threads and articles being posted is that we neither have the technology nor the biological makeup to survive for long periods of time outside the Earth's atmosphere
I don't mean to be a party pooper or doomer, but the human body starts dying and degrading pretty quickly when taken outside our natural habitat, even when you try to replicate Earth like conditions let alone subject it to the rigors of life outside the atmosphere and gravity of Earth's magnetic field

>>511207508
and there are people who think mining bitcoin is a waste of energy, can you believe that

>>511207508
>>511207583
strap me to a rocket and launch me at Mars!! I am ready.

>>511205626 (OP)
Yes but it will be full of pajeets who suffocated on the way there

>>511205656
I want flerfs all dead.

>>511205626 (OP)
Yes but it will be China colonizing Mars and jewSA turning into a mexican colony.

>first mars colonizers are stuck in a metal tube for 20 years
>earth doesn`t show actual footage of the cattle because they went mad after one year
>the crew is never seen again and nobody cares anymore
>earth becomes a even bigger sewer than ever before
>"people" have no interest in space and frankly forget that there are other plantes
>the corpses of the first generation marsians are floating in space, screaming in agony

Civilisation will never advance, only become dumber and more dolice.

>>511205626 (OP)
>So is this actually ever happening?
Only after the jews achieve kosher agi and successfully enslave mankind. Until then it'll probably just be used to put mil infrastructure in leo.

>>511205626 (OP)
ok this is the faggot elon thread right? i have an idea that his gay retard ass will probably try.

argue with a real jew. like, argue about the Torah. really unleash the kikery or find the dataset of 100% kike logic. model this. pure digital kikery in language.

if you can put the evil in a little bottle in it's purest form, you have mapped the nature of the evil and can disallow it elsewhere. everything in the bottle and everything that looks like something in that bottle is distasteful.

>>511207583
Bitcoin was a waste of energy, but it was a really good way to launder money and undermine the value of the U.S. dollar

>>511207681
memri tv is my favorite jewish psyop

>>511207464
You dropped this, tsar.

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation%2018&version=NIV

But yeah, wait til you find out what America traded the "aliens" for the advanced tech. "Protect and serve the American citizen" The issue is that the other nations allowed and in some cases encouraged this. Anything freemasonic and democratic needed to be snuffed out centuries ago, so that is why all nations, including Russia will be judged, though not as severely as the great prostitute who sits on many waters.

Glowies, you can call this treason, it may be a schizo larp or a sick joke, but obviously even your freemasonic constitutional heroes like George Washington would do horrible, unspeakable things to you if they were alive today. Unreasonable search and seizure indeed...Again, no worries, ya'll know who I am, I will not interfere physically; the global Judas still has a bit further to go to fulfill its sordid destiny. I would recommend taking no part in further oppressing me or my bloodline; even my prayers to God cannot save you and your bloodlines from His retaliation, and indeed I do not waste prayers on trying to protect you when I could be protecting your victims. Get out while you still can glowies.

>>511207792
i hope it's not true

>>511205626 (OP)
Trump has gutted NASA's funding and SpaceX is on the outs. So no. Not happening.

>>511205626 (OP)
Musk owns a rocket company.
Musk owns a AI company.
Owns a boring company.
Robotic company.
Battery company.
Solar company.
ALL of those things will be needed to colonize Mars.
The best option is to live underground the weather is shit, dust storms, can't breathe. So boring underground will be the easier way to make the first habitats.
Need rockets to get there.
AI and robots to do anything on the surface because space suits look cool but working in them not so much.
Everything he is working on here on Earth directly translates to what one would need for getting things done on Mars.

It will, China will make first colony on Mars.

>>511205626 (OP)
No. It will, however, be used to launder countless billions.

>>511207156
This. Why would he cut NASA? It's one of the things Americans can be proud of.

First they have to go to the moon which is not happening soon.

>>511205626 (OP)
You are never ever leaving this enclosed plane alive you retarded golem. CGI is all you get in this life, which is more than you deserve anyway.

>>511206659
>There's nothing there, no resources, nothing.

>>511205626 (OP)
Yes myself secret pilot training for first mars flight... Elon sir will need ful

>>511205626 (OP)
In the past some people may have said it would be inevitable, but we can't be so sure anymore.
The tiny risk of some kind of asteroid impact extinction event pales in comparison to the various domestic problems this rock has, which may present a far bigger obstacle to any sort of linear progress.
But if we assume no extraordinary collapse happens then sure, probably this century, but it will take until 2300 AD before there's any real colonization going on across the solar system.

Alien here.
Understand this earth monkeys.
We have your entire planet surrounded by satellites.
Any little tincan ship you make to escape your prison planet.
Will be intercepted and blown up.
Thank you for your attention, have a nice day.

>>511206206
he could just falcon heavy to send a car again or something more useful. maybe a big model of a starship as a sign of intent

>>511215693
a bot that has been posting this same thing for years.

>>511205656
>Space isn't real
Correct. Earth is flat.
We have enough energy on Earth .
We have enough space and food on Earth to have a population of 40 bln.

>>511205626 (OP)
Take the UFO and turn 8 months into 30 minutes. Nazi Germany's way to work and back daily.

>>511205626 (OP)
Nope.

>>511205626 (OP)
No

>>511207111
Correct, gravity isn't real .
Evolution is somewhat real but not in a sense that they are telling the kids.
>we didn't develop from apes
>we have civilization on the planet that captured free energy , likely for million years.
>you are apes on a spinning ball - is a jesuit and freemason lie.

>>511220184
Enjoy your CGI slop loser, that's all you get in this life.

>>511205626 (OP)
>not colonizing the moon first
>not even antarctica
The concept taken at face value is categorically insane. Makes no sense unless regarded as key-jiggling to placate the goyim.

>>511205626 (OP)
>So is this actually ever happening?
No and I literally don't care unless it's used to shuttle all normies off the planet. Fuck space and fuck techies.

>>511205626 (OP)
Dems prefer giving gibs to minorities, magas prefer giving gibs to corporations and billionaires. Noones going to pour the trillions necessary for space colonisation.

>>511205626 (OP)
Science is too corrupt to achieve anything, wasting billions in ventures after imaginary things, never ending not replicable papers, cliques everywhere, you cannot get anything publish if you're not part of it.
Is all just a massive joke.
Also fuck all the cucks shills on the thread.
It will never happen because corruption is too great currently, across the board, including politics, science and high-venture billionaires.

>>511220901
Antarctica is about as colonized as it can be though, without going to the extent of having small nuclear reactors powering food growing structures etc, but nobody is going to bother with that because the rest of the world is easier to grow food on, plus all the conservation weenies.
trying to make something at least partially self sustaining on the mars however would make more sense if you want a permanent settlement, since the resupply distance and time is longer and more complicated.

also, you have to keep in mind the expressed beliefs of people like musk who are the drivers behind the project - that humanity needs to expand beyond earth to ensure its survival.

>>511206123
Its a ghast

>>511205626 (OP)
Only if everyone involved is a high tier (Germanic/Scandi/Anglo) White. The alternative is global India. There is no in between. Make your choice.

>>511220901
Mars is objectively easier to colonize than the moon. You can aerobrake on Mars, so the delta v cost is about equivalent. The only difficulty of a Mars mission is the consumable requirement
That downside goes away the second you have an established colony, since Mars actually has hydrogen/water, and even soil that can grow plants once you leech the chlorates out of it.

The moon is a shit place to colonize, since it has almost no resources, and is covered in hyper asbestos.

>>511205626 (OP)
one way trip for the next 200 years

>>511221978
mars gravity is very likely going to be better for long term habitation too. we dont know for sure yet but 1/3rd G may well be just enough to mean people can be there for several years and not experience any serious effects (when coupled with an exercise program and meds, perhaps wearing weighted garments etc.)

it will be an interesting research project for this area alone.

>>511222070
why?if you get there in a starship you can refuel it from some orbiting depots which were sent ahead. thats how the system is supposed to work, even before things like making new fuel on the surface becomes reality.

>>511205626 (OP)
There is zero point in sending humans to Mars.

>>511212196
NASA can’t even retrieve their own astronauts.

>>511213008
No it won’t because they know it’s completely useless.

maybe in 2050 maybe
but if elon musk will be planning all of this
then it won't happen in our lifetime

Is Interplanetary vehicle shitting intergalactic vehicles going to ever be a thing?
Yes it's a certainty, however the bad news is you have to wait another thousand years before necessity makes the mother of invention force people to accept the less-good conditions of living in space, which is a billion times harder than living on the surface of a planet.

Basically you're going to need artificial general super intelligence before interplanetary vehicles become viable.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRMmlPayvJg

>>511205626 (OP)
100 yrs from now

put all the jews inside it, we can do it tomorrow

>>511223186
Nasa can because they contract to several different space companies, the main one in this case being Spacex, which could have always retrieved those astronauts. It was the failure of Boeings Sarliner which caused the issue.

>>511223906
Contracting out is because they can’t.
It’s not a choice, it’s an imperative.
I wish they were still competent.
I watched a night Shuttle launch from the top of a building on Patrick AFB.
It was amazing to behold.

>>511224167
they pretty much always contracted out. Apollo was almost 100% built and managed bu outside contractors. The Shuttle was contracted to north american rockwell and the engines to rocketdyne. NASA is a space agency that mostly creates plans, conducts design studies and assigns contracts to manufacturers

>>511224718
By White men.
Now it’s diverse.
I believe the stated mission under Obama was Muslim outreach.
Feel free to still believe in them, and our government.

>>511224848
no anon i understand what you're saying about that. thats part of what has gradually caused them to become more and more bloated and slow. That and that fact that most large government run bureaucracies tend to go the same way - higher up more concerned about keeping things funded until they retire than they are about getting anything worthwhile done. that kind of thing.

>>511222739
It's also in the sweet spot of having low enough gravity that you can make an orbital ring using current material tech.
The long term possibilities of Mars are even better than earth. Especially if you keep the darkies from infesting it.
Current estimates are that we could, with current tech, and no fantasy land projects, partially terraform it with an array of nuclear powered satellites projecting an artificial magnetosphere. In less than a hundred years, the surface would be hospitable enough to survive without a pressure suit. Just cold weather gear and supplemental oxygen mask.

>>511225128
it would be interesting to try i suppose. it will require us to be able to carry out long terms plans though, which seems to be quite hard at the moment. to think people used to spend 100 years building a cathedral.

>>511205626 (OP)
No, Israel can't afford to let us waste resources on space exploration. They need every last shekel for their Greater Israel project. The stars are off limits until jewish power is destroyed.

>>511205626 (OP)
won't happen in your lifetime kid, there are a dozen if not more of problems
>human body and gravity
Gravity is much lower than Earth, so will affect your body (Cardiovascular System, Bones and muscles etc) so you will need to work harder(exercise) and take more suppliments just to go by(but won't be enough), that's without 12-14 hours or more of work per day you need to do just to keep the base/colony running
>energy
you will need a nuclear reactor/fusion reactor to have energy there, you can't relied on Solar/wind, there are desert storms that will go on for weeks or more, so Solar will be useless and Wind will be risky duo to powerful winds
>Dust storms
the storms on Mars can cover continents in size and going for months or even more, so you need to survive during those times without backup from Earth
>radiations and resources
have fun mining or doing something outside while there's a storm and you need to wear a suit 12 hours or more duo to radiations and temperatures
Mars is just a dream right now or in the near future, maybe will happen in 50 years or more

>>511227482
i think you're right about small nuclear reactors being necessary. solar might keep small colonies going but as you say, storms can stick around for ages depending on where you are. the experience with the various mars rovers and their solar panels was interesting though.

we dont know what the gravity will do to a body yet. got to be a lot better than over a year in freefall on the ISS though.

wearing a suit is always going to be necessary for outside work. with time the design can be made lighter and easier to be in for longer periods of time. look how long the Apollo EVAs were even in those bulky restrictive suits.