What is better life in space or jobs here on earth>?<?

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What is better life in space or jobs here on earth>?<?

Answer 1

Once people start living out in the solar system, most of the habitats off-Earth will likely be a sort of industrial slum, whereas all the really nice real estate will still be here on Earth.

Answer 2

life in space. get me the h**l out of here!!

Answer 3

Life in space is, well, not quite in space. ISS (international Space Station), rockets and  shuttles protect you from the void and the extremes of space. You&#039;re in space only to help building the ISS or repairing something or fixing the Hubble.

Living and working on Earth it&#039;s surely easier, but what makes space travel amazing it&#039;s the trill of the moment, the way it attracts and makes your imagination fly.

I would like to become an astronaut. Living on Earth can be interesting, but it doesn&#039;t come close to this.

Answer 4

Life in space, although it is true that people in space also have to work sometimes.

Answer 5

U Can&#039;t live without working so even in space u will have to work TO LIVE

Answer 6

We&#039;d probably be entrepreneurs.  Now that astronomers have discovered over 160 moons in our very own backyard, the solar system, we&#039;ll have to breathe life into them and stir things up a bit to get their dynamos going.

Once a Superconducting Ring is in place to block out cosmic rays, it&#039;s just a matter of building forests, farms, restaurants and bakeries on the moons and Mars.  That&#039;s because water vapor and CO2 are the 2 primary byproducts of combustion and aerobic respiration:

Combustion:

Butane C4H10 + 6.5 O2 --&gt; 4 CO2 + 5 H2O

Aerobic Respiration:

C6H12O6 + oxygen --&gt; 6 CO2 + 6 H2O + energy

Then we&#039;d fire up the barbeque grill, but it&#039;d have to be a PROPANE grill since water vapor and CO2 are the 2 primary byproducts of combustion. Our trusted Fischer Tropsch Reactor is spewing gallons of propane from the methane that&#039;s pumped in from waste.

What about man&#039;s best friends? I brought my pets along too, they&#039;re busy running around giving off water vapor, CO2 and methane. The squirrels, groundhogs, gerbils, hamsters, lorises and weasels think they&#039;re hiding nuts, but they often forget where they&#039;ve hidden them, so I&#039;ll have a crop of nut trees in a few years. Nothing like free labor, we just feed them scrap from the restaurant and from compost piles.

What&#039;s dinner without dessert? My oven is churning out fresh baked goodies 24/7. I had to make one slight modification, leaving the oven door open, allowing sufficient oxygen to combine with the methane to make water vapor and CO2.   I&#039;m begging everyone to eat to their heart&#039;s content, then run around Mars building living quarters or excercising, dancing or playing sports. The more active everyone and everything is, the richer and thicker the atmosphere. Pretty soon it&#039;ll be flooding on Mars also.

SO PLEASE, EAT!!

What&#039;s on the menu? Lots of Boron-rich foods to prevent bone loss, like beets, cauliflower, raisins, and nuts. I haven&#039;t got the pricing down yet, but it&#039;ll be cheap.  

Free bottles of Samual Adams Utopias - Limited Edition - to the first 300 settlers.  

MC accepted (mars currency) .