Space expats???

Primadonna wrote:

Thank you for your lecture but you wrote nothing new to me about the Dutch history.
I am not into money at all so I don't care.
There is one exception: I am priceless.

Hi Primadonna,

1). No, I did not want to write anything new about the Dutch.  I only wanted to draw a parallel between tulip mania and possible Mars mania so as not to lose such a huge opportunity when it happens. 

2). You not into money? This could be a dangerous syndrome. 

3). You priceless? Hmmm, you seem so from a distance ... 

In conclusion, you do not want to be a space expat, do you? 

A case filed against NASA
http://rt.com/news/nasa-lawsuit-life-mars-440/

aryavrat wrote:

A case filed against NASA
http://rt.com/news/nasa-lawsuit-life-mars-440/

Hello Anil,
1). Thank you for remembering to post here when you found something relevant to this topic. 

2). I believe the "rock" in the picture is the litter Mal and you left behind after picnicking on Mars on the weekend 3 weeks ago.    Mars is now your hideout.   

John C. wrote:

In conclusion, you do not want to be a space expat, do you? 

Maybe a space traveler yes but to live on Mars? No thanks

John C. wrote:

aryavrat wrote:

A case filed against NASA
http://rt.com/news/nasa-lawsuit-life-mars-440/

Hello Anil,
1). Thank you for remembering to post here when you found something relevant to this topic. 

2). I believe the "rock" in the picture is the litter Mal and you left behind after picnicking on Mars on the weekend 3 weeks ago.    Mars is now your hideout.   

Hello Sir,

Yes i have not forget this topic...till now 1058 persons already recruited...55% male and 45% femaile...age between 27 to 55 years.

Regards,
Anil

Please have your pick of authorized newscasts.

http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/mars/news/index.htmlhttp://www.marsdaily.com/http://www.marsnews.com/

Thanks Sir

Anil

John C. wrote:

It seems activity on Mars started to increase. Aliens show interest in the uninhabited planet at the same time Earthians make plans to go there.

Mysterious rock found by Mars rover: 'We were absolutely startled'
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/yahoo-news/ … 12301.html

Which one of you put this rock on Mars? 

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Mystery of 'jelly doughnut' Martian rock solved
http://news.yahoo.com/mystery-39-jelly- … 45256.html

May astronomers be called 'virtual space expats'? 

Can Quiet, Efficient 'Space Elevators' Really Work?
http://www.space.com/24739-space-elevat … ology.html

These are issues which should preoccupy the mind of more people than those involved in professional research.
The public can be included in the discovery processes by invitations to participate in semi-annual contests on various topics of large interests.

When the mind of experts who get fat salaries and hit the wall of inability to come up with solutions fail to produce above average results, fresh innovations are needed from persons who may get inspirations to do the trick.
Hot minds may succeed where cold minds failed.

The cost of awarding a prize to competing inquisitive minds is much less than the salary a savant gets and who is already passé.

The distance between Earth and Mars is 78 million KM,but time period in mars will be same as earth because mars also rotates in its axis within 24.3 hours once....has only 2 satellite...

This is the news I have been waiting for ... 

Meet the Volunteers Willing to Go to Mars and Never Come Back
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/trending-no … .html?vp=1

This Starkly Beautiful Picture Shows Springtime On Mars
http://www.businessinsider.com/what-spr … ars-2014-3

Earth's almost two year is equal to one mars year....great

Rare Sight: Mars, Earth and Sun Will Align Next Week
http://news.yahoo.com/rare-sight-mars-e … 08526.html

This is nice.  It's like all the ducks are in a row. 

In other terms we can say Solar eclipse for Mars........

aryavrat wrote:

Earth's almost two year is equal to one mars year....great

When you reach on Mars you are younger at half your age.
Why do more people not want to go there?