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“Civilization only passes the single-planet Great Filter when Mars can survive even if Earth supply ships stop coming.” — Elon Musk

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Nourhane Hajjar2 年前

It's time to act!

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Dr. Apurv2 年前

@elonmusk “ SpaceX’s mission is to extend consciousness to Mars and then the stars.” 🎙️ Elon Musk

Dima Zeniuk 的头像

Dima Zeniuk2 年前

@elonmusk 🙌

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Kurt2 年前

If we are serious about starting a colony on Mars, we must first establish a Lunar base. This crucial step will teach us invaluable lessons about building and living in habitats off world. By mastering these challenges on the Moon, we pave the way for the next giant leap, Mars. Lunar base first, Mars second – let's embark on this extraordinary journey to expand humanity's horizons.

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Norwegian Nerd2 年前

Elon Musk`s obsession with Mars.

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John Welty2 年前

@elonmusk You can run but you can't hide. Obadiah 1:4 Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith the LORD.

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MrShark2 年前

I would be down to go to Mars rn

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Home Star — A Science Fiction Movie2 年前

Mars is not the only option and probably not the best...

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James Miller2 年前

No. We pass the Great Filter only after we have done things that would make us visible to a far away civilization at our then current level of development.

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Carlo Alessandro Barbieri2 年前

Dear Elon, just starting selling the mars base building stuff here on earth.. itll sell like hot cakes.

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