>>16721812
There are no usable resources on Callisto, it's just a big dark ball of rock and ice, the sky always shows the stars, and a day lasts a week. An atmosphere is vital to the human wellbeing.

>>16717442
Modern liberal ethics has conditioned many to believe that colonization and expansion is inherently evil. This idea that we're taking something that "isn't ours" by settling Mars is sentimentality disguised as ethics. There's no life there, it's a barren toxic wasteland filled with carbon dioxide. Expansion, pioneering, and conquest are core parts of human history. What they're really objecting to is the idea of a human presence in general, because they hate humanity. You can rest easy, anon, knowing that this ideology will die on Earth and the explorers and pioneers in us will inherit the stars.

>>16709385
>childlike wonder is bad!!
>you must suppress your enthusiam and be a stoic wageslave like me!!
No.

Can we colonise it? Will humans see this one day?

What are the psychological implications of living in a world that has blue sunsets?