Interesting post, well done.
But I have to add: The main question about the whole Mars colonization would still be: why spend all this resources on colonizing a dead planet when we could use it to save our living planet first?
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Yes, I agree with your point. That will always be the main drawback and counter-argument against the Mars projects.
I would definitely prefer the resources to be applied differently. There is a lot to tackle here first.
Nonetheless, I would expect that all these projects could at least help us make huge advancements in science and technology, so we could possibly transfer them to solve our problems here.
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That would be the optimum. Let me state that I share the dream and fascination of colonizing space and science fiction finally come true. I hope that one day we'll be at a point where this seems the wisest allocation of resources.
But until then, there's just so lot to do in reality...
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