Seriously speaking, how long will it take for people to move

We'll need a WW3 to instigate another period of rapid technological development, before we get the rocket-wizardry that makes it possible

I say let's fuck this planet up

>>73615288
>I say let's fuck this planet up
Have more babies then

>>73615730
*cums inside white pussy*

>>73615219
I'd say it takes a millenium before Mars is habitable and self sufficient. Something like Antarctica is currently ( some isolated research stations) will hapoen before that.

I read in a book that the technological advancements of the comming 100 years will enfold in a way you'd expect for the comming 100,000.

Personally I believe we simply will need an NWO, Turkic based.

>>73616298
I don't think long term surface habitation will ever be possible on mars.

>>73616466
Why not? Sure, the air wouldn't be breathable after 1000 years (sone estimates I've seen are around million years), but you'd might have some kind of farming already and no need of cumbersome space suit.

>>73615219
If it isn't figured out in a millenia it won't ever be happening. A century is not unreasonable.

>>73616584
Need a magnetic field to stave off radiation and solar winds. Current estimates have the energy input needed for something even on a small scale as highly inefficient at best.

Unless a breakthrough occurs, we're looking at small research plantations

>>73616466
>>73616584
First we'll terraform Central Asia.
Also lots of construction work.
High Tech Yurts will increasinly become a means of housing. We might see whole Yurt collectives sweeping thorugh Central Asia, leaving a new kind of environment.

We'll need to sort things out on here before taking the next major leap.

>>73616609
I hope we have a colony ship on a way to other stars at that point.

>>73616795
Hell, I'd volunteer for colony ships even if I'd spend my entire life aboard...as long as it has video games.

>>73617073
I doubt having a living crew would be feasible. Some fancy technology, like hibernation or perhaps having only cell samples and raising the colonists in tubes at the location would require smaller load.

>>73616393
>t. mehmet