/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11975028
Have hope, anon.

>>11954059
>"Overall, what this really tells you is that countries are paying attention. There are over 80 countries in the world that now have space programs."
Based and hopepilled. Maybe new requirements for safety and lawkeeping will drive more space activity.

>>11937588
>literally Goldilocks temperature for carbon based life
>has no blatant deficiency of resources apart from the really exotic stuff
>big enough to retain an atmosphere but not so big that you'd need a Sea Dragon to send a Mercury capsule to low orbit
>has a large moon to maintain axial tilt and plate tectonics
>the moon also serves as a convenient halfway station to the rest of the system
>full eclipses
>has tons of energy stored just below the surface in the form of oil and coal
>but solar is still viable

8/10, could be better in some ways (easier to get off of, more moons would be nice, maybe a twin or so), but it's better for habitation than 99.9% of the other celestial bodies.

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

>>11728901
I don't like modern architecture either, but that's a tad extreme. Instead they should live in the bases they designed, surely that'll get them to change their minds. Rocketpunk is superior.