Would you be willing to leave Earth and live on another planet if there were a project that made it possible? Why and why not?

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Maybe_Maybe_not · Answer

If we're talking about current tech, then...

The trip itself probably implies considerable training, and free drugs I hope, because living in a metal coffin for years to reach that planet will be depressing, right?

This planet would belong to sol system, which means living under a dome, no breathable air outside. Depressing again. Also, I wonder how to manage oxygen to sustain life under domes...

slatyb · Answer

It's basically impossible for multiple reasons. Even getting to Mars and back is nearly impossible due to the insane fuel requirements. Leonard Susskind has a few YouTube videos about why human interplanetary travel is so infeasible as to be impossible -- fuel, radiation, health effects of microgravity, and a couple of others.

thegreenyogi · Answer

I dare say I would. I like the idea of going beyond my horizons and if that's what I have to do to continue living my life why not? Change is not to be feared. It's to be embraced even if it's just temporary.

Static_In_The_Attic · Answer

All I can say is SIGN ME UP & I’ll start packing my bags.  When Do I Leave?

choco-latte · Answer

Even leaving my country for extended periods of time makes me homesick, I couldn’t imagine leaving the planet if I didn’t have to lol… but I’d love to visit.

purplepoppy · Answer

No because these planets are nothing but dust and rocks. The novelty is going to wear off pretty fast.

queenofcardio · Answer

No, thanks

Iron_Man · Answer

I don’t trust it no thank you and I don’t want the spaceship to explode coming back to earth and going to that planet it’s very risky and I don’t wanna have to live with a oxygen mask barely walking around on Mars on a dead planet with no activity, it would be absolutely boring and dark

DryGermanGuy · Answer

Only if Weyland-Yutani is nowhere involved in the whole operation! ☝️☝️☝️

NoDecision · Answer

Seriously? Maybe if the gravity was a lot less o things wouldn't hang down so much.

Nikki1989 · Answer

Nah. I am still exploring this one.

Circushowcowboy · Answer

I’ve grown to be too spoiled by all the luxuries I have here I’m afraid 😐

Zack-Bann · Answer

It depends on why I’m doing it. It’s the same logic I apply to changing countries as well. It would certainly satisfy my hunger for adventure. But I wouldn’t want that to end up hurting me

Joshydavid25 · Answer

If I weren't some sacrifice for science, gone for only a limited amount and time (maybe a few years at most), and ne or my family well compensated, then 🔥 HELL YEAH! - I'd leave Earth!

FreyaRed · Answer

Depends on planet. Mars is a no. Maybe some earth type planet with blue seas and white sand beaches.

Drumlin2001 · Answer

Couldn't leave my kids. Wouldn't take them, what sort of life would that be? And it'll be a oneway ticket. Even going to mars. The body losses bone mass, makes returning to earth difficult

Oigit · Answer

If it was possible and my body was not as banged up as it is I'd jump at the chance.

Agape93 · Answer

Sure. Worse comes to worse, I die elsewhere. Idgaf

832loverboy73 · Answer

Sure, if said planet had beaucoup de buxom babes !!!

lilBigPotato · Answer

Absolutely not.

Would you be willing to leave Earth and live on another planet if there were a project that made it possible? Why and why not?

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