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NASA wants to go to Moon once again - let's see when lots of the people start to believe they can do it.
The pic above might not be real, or is it? Because if it is then NASA has been pre-transported all the stuff there during the years. But yeah, a short article of the upcoming mission is here: https://www.nasa.gov/specials/apollo50th/back.html

The question is, will it ever be possible to populate Mars, as there's no water or life? I guess you could live in there only if you'd live inside a base that recycles everything, can produce oxygen and has enough water too...

No that picture is not real. The plan was to build a base on the moon to use as a base for a Mars mission. No person has been to the moon since the early 1970s. Fun fact, I visited the space center and saw Apollo 11 on the launch pad, before it launched and was able to see the launch from where I lived, about 100 miles away.

Are those Lego space men?

Trobador222 wrote: Sun Sep 26, 2021 10:48 pm No that picture is not real. The plan was to build a base on the moon to use as a base for a Mars mission. No person has been to the moon since the early 1970s. Fun fact, I visited the space center and saw Apollo 11 on the launch pad, before it launched and was able to see the launch from where I lived, about 100 miles away.

Well yeah, I guess it has to look like a big thing to get the tax money from y'all in the USA.

Lasagna Pirate wrote: Tue Sep 28, 2021 9:40 am

Mr. Marty wrote: Wed Sep 29, 2021 12:36 am Are those Lego space men?

It seems so - they were made to get those billions of dollars from the tax payers.

Yeah they say it's easier to launch off the moon as apposed to earth with it's gravity weight, also they are looking at doing commercial trips into space so the wealthy can experience weightlessness. Fat chance I'll ever be able to experience that in my life-time. 2050 is an expected milestone but I think the world will be on fire by then and all humanity lost, I'd love to be proven wrong however.

Ashley wrote: Wed Sep 29, 2021 2:19 pm Yeah they say it's easier to launch off the moon as apposed to earth with it's gravity weight, also they are looking at doing commercial trips into space so the wealthy can experience weightlessness. Fat chance I'll ever be able to experience that in my life-time. 2050 is an expected milestone but I think the world will be on fire by then and all humanity lost, I'd love to be proven wrong however.

Space X just sent up tourists last week.