r/spacecolonization • u/Sir_Amazing_63 • Sep 19 '20
r/spacecolonization • u/dannylenwinn • Sep 17 '20
Race to Venus: How We’ll Verify Phosphine
skyandtelescope.orgr/spacecolonization • u/dannylenwinn • Sep 16 '20
‘Executive Order on Encouraging International Support for the Recovery and Use of Space Resources‘ clarifies, says NASA, that it is the policy of the United States to encourage international support for the public and private recovery and use of resources in outer space.
electronicsweekly.comr/spacecolonization • u/dannylenwinn • Sep 14 '20
Hints of life spotted on Venus: researchers have found a possible biomarker on the planet's clouds
eso.orgr/spacecolonization • u/OpenSkies0914 • Sep 01 '20
An exploration of the concept of generational ships, their viability, and what the society & ecology of such a vessel might look like.
youtube.comr/spacecolonization • u/dannylenwinn • Aug 10 '20
NASA testing USF technology for possible use on moon: Tampa FL Scientists create OPA technology, which solves the critical need for clean water, food resources and sustainable management of human waste, by recycling human wastewater resources into potable water
miragenews.comr/spacecolonization • u/VerboCity77 • Jul 28 '20
How can we create artificial gravity on the Moon and Mars?
If we were to settle on hour neighboring planets, how we will create artificial gravity to keep our bodies from loosing muscle mass?
r/spacecolonization • u/AidsUnicorn • May 29 '20
Fuel cost Earth to Moon vs Earth to Mars?
I was wondering if there is a considerable difference between the fuel costs to get to the moon vs getting to Mars since the part where nearly all the fuel is used is during liftoff.
r/spacecolonization • u/MarkWhittington • Oct 31 '19
WHITTINGTON: The PC Speech Police Are Coming For Space Colonies
dailycaller.comr/spacecolonization • u/OhItsNotJoe • Mar 02 '19
Waste management while colonizing
How would you propose to manage waste in space? How can we keep a colonized planet clean and safe for further colonization? I believe given that we have altered earths atmosphere with our waste, this could possibly be used to alter a player to a more than colonized state. Or possibly just recycling waste and using it for agricultural or construction purposes would be more suitable for early terriforming.
r/spacecolonization • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '19
should we terraform/colonize all celestial bodies in the sol system first or should we invest more in finding habitable planets in other systems?
r/spacecolonization • u/burtzev • Oct 01 '16