no. I like it here.
Would YOU volunteer for a mission to Mars if you knew you would not return?
by Nathan Natas 16 Replies latest watchtower bible
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Nathan Natas
To elaborate a little on the conditions of my fantastic voyage: I am assuming the development of a sufficiently advanced "bio-dome" technology that would allow the Martian Explorers a sustainable environment "to time indefinite" assuming no catastrophic system failures. If there was a catastrophic system failure, assume everyone dies, just as they do in our terran environment.
I kije cedars' response since it is close to what my own would be. For a crew with "the right stuff" psychologically, this would assure a place in history.
If I met the prerequisites for such an adventure, I think I'd do it. Of course the "me" of here-and-now does NOT qualify in many ways, so I'm pretty sure no-one from NASA will be knocking on my door anytime soon.
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Night Owl
As long as they send 4 or 5 (over 18 and under 35) Asian ladies along, I'm game.
NightOwl
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stuckinamovement
No. I love my wife and kids too much. I would rather have three years with them than 3 years in a capsule to go to mars. Take a look at things geologically ( in terms of time) and it becomes a stupid mission. Our probes are sending back good intel. There is no need to waste the nations money and several lives to go to mars.
Life is short. It is a waste to go to mars. Just my opinion based on where I am at in my life.
Siam
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smiddy
I think it would do planet earth a blessing if we sent all jehovah`s witnesses to mars on a one way trip .
smiddy
P.S. : No, not ony jw`s but all religous people , we need to have a world full of non religous people , I can see it now," true peace and security for everyone"
smiddy
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RayPublisher
@Rip Van Winkle - You said: " There are already enough JW's living on the planet Mars!!!"
That wins the "funniest comment of the month award"! Thanks for making me laugh so hard.
