Awesome, thank you kindly for all that information.



Biology is definitely my weakest knowledge base, so i really appreciate all your insights. Although there are problems with centrifugal or centripetal gravity like the Coriolis effect. There is a way to create habitats with a radius of a hundred meters that can simulate one G at a safe enough pace. What effect that would have on a new born, i couldn't say and ethically would be against trying even if it would save later lives.

I consider that first child born in space to not have any human rights to be one of the worst things that can happen to an individual. I hope that gets addressed before any child is born in outer space because human rights should be universal to which government those people are led by no matter what planet a person is born on. Something like that would start a war and i really hope that human rights on and off offworld planets will be decided before any children are born off planet.




Wow not only do you have great insights in biology with having the first child in space but your understanding of something so out of our reach as terraforming is just as interesting.

Mars not having a very good magnetic field would definitely hinder any progress in terraforming but i am sure something like that would be addressed before the process would begin. Wouldn't want to waste resources to have them completely fail because of the sun.

As said in the previous post to technovative I completely agree that long term Biodomes and/or habitats are the best way to go for our current understanding of survival on other planets.




I completely agree that we should be careful of the orbital velocities of asteroids but at the same time adding mass to Earth for stuff we need as far as non renewable resources would be worth the dangers of changing the orbital velocities of the planets and other big objects. Maybe there should be a solid limit to how many resources should be brought back in a year to be able to recalculate orbital velocities of the planets and other big objects in the solar system every year.

I don't know if i would classify the extremely rich as bullies. They definitely use their money to influence and control people but whether that is for the good of mankind as a whole is debatable. I brought this question up because of liking the ideals that Star Trek brought up of an utopian culture and hoping to get the opinion whether an influx resources might help steer us in that direction. Obviously i am an optimistic person but not naive. The question was definitely more philosophical in nature than scientific but if there are any sociologist that have opinions about this subject that would be great too.




Interesting. I always have thought since our atoms come from some huge star that exploded that, that would technically make us "alien" anyways but i get your point. Do you have a hypothesis of what the "extraterrestrial component" is like Transpermia or do you think it's more like our ancestors came from the stars and settled on this planet without preserving technology?

I for one am hoping for the uplifting and hopeful consequences mainly because I know living on multiple planets and\or moons will increase the likelihood of mankind surviving a catastrophe.



Yeah the terraforming question was definitely one that our current level of technology can't answer yet but the idea of it, when we can, should be explored in my opinion. Considering i am a physicist and not an environmental scientist i don't think i know enough to give an opinion one way or another but i am interested in other's opinion about it. I completely agree with you about the long term habitats being primary for survival on planets that are inhospitable to human life.

Of course there is also the philosophical question of whether we should change a world for our benefit. There could be unforeseen consequences like a sentient race of beings living underground that could be accidentally killed by the terraforming process or like in the case of Mars the soil has harmful poisons that could be released into the thickening atmosphere that would make Mars even more inhospitable for us.

A couple of days ago Nasa did a marketing campaign on Youtube with a bunch of short videos announcing that in the next decade they will be putting a colony on the moon to support future operations for manned Mars missions.

I want to preface this by saying that I would like conversations about both scientific and philosophical ramifications of our first offworld colony. Like for example the Helium three mining that will both be fuel for future space craft and a supplement to boost the worlds economy once the logistics are worked out.

Will that boost further divide the poverty line from the extremely rich or will it boost the economy for everyone on the planet?

Do you think that the first child not born on Earth will be the start of an entirely different culture like some science fiction predicts?

Do you think once Nasa sets up a proper colony on Mars they will listen to most scientist and set up a cloud city on Venus to scoop up resources from Venus's atmosphere too?

Will Mars or Venus be the first attempt at terraforming and/or should we try to terraform?

Then there is the Asteriod belt which will be the most difficult and most rewarding to mine. In the Expanse television show with "belters" who formed an entirely different language with guttural sounds centered around spoty communications and because of no gravity extremely weak bodies compared to people on Earth after generations an interesting culture formed in my opinion. Will mining be worth it for people like that if it happened in reality?

Hopefully those conversation starters will get the ball rolling or if anyone else has questions or comments besides what I presented about this topic please feel free to present for a conversation.

I definitely think, constantly, but not in the form of conversation with myself. Not sure if i can relate to having a conversation with myself. I don't really picture myself as a separate person.

Most of what i think about is philosophical or about physics which are like webs of thought strands leading in many directions some have dead ends leading to nothing while others continue on to infinity until finding a specific truth i am exploring with what i am thinking about.

I used to sing mostly Jazz, blues, and rock in various places and for various bands before i got sick and lost a lot of my teeth. I miss it, now i mostly listen to Jazz24 online radio and sing along to it.

I know i am seven pages too late for this, but in the context of this dating site, what i want in general is happiness, romantically. One of my probably many character flaws is, i can't really be happy if i don't have someone to share my life with in the romantic sense.

More specifically a woman who is a communicator because i am one, and a woman who can do things that i can't and i can do things she can't. A real partner in life who believes in equality where no one leads the relationship but both continue to make the relationship continue because they want to be together because they love each other.

My philosophy revolves around hedonism not to the point of gluttony or the exclusion of other people's pleasure and I don't just mean sexual pleasure. Pleasure for myself and others, anything to avoid all pain for myself and avoid all pain for others, and helping the pursuit of happiness for my self and others guides my actions.

Inasmuch I treat people how I would like to be treated with politeness, respect, empathy, and understanding. The ironic thing is, I have been sick and in a lot of pain for years now, so not all pain can be avoided for me unfortunately. It's probably one of my character flaws of always being in search of that elusive time of no pain.

How does one determine which personality type they are? Because I read them all and feel that I have personality traits in most of them. I am definitely Neutral good though considering it seems to fit me best.

Yeah life has definitely been rough for me but it can only get better from here. Thank you kindly for the encouragement Blondey and i am glad you found my first post well done.

Thank you kindly. I definitely plan on joining in with many conversations. I hope to be at least productive in this community, since i can't be very productive in mine.

I'm not really new but this is my first time posting in the forum. Been using Mingle for years. I just stopped looking after i got sick like almost five years ago i think and now i am back. Hoping that maybe I can find romance even though i don't feel i am worthy of romance given my condition but I am a man who is optimistic and have hope for happiness. How is everyone?