Where will humans first colonize in our solar system?
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Moon
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Mars
5%
Venus
0.1%
Titan
0.1%
Europa
1.3%
A Langrage Point
0.4%
Yes. It might even be a ghost town (or colony) by then.
Can be planets, moons, novel space stations at Langrage points
Resolves to:
First non-earth location that has humans living on it for 1+ years with an intention of living there long-term
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@Mqrius Ah right, intention of living there long term. How long term? Sounds like it's kinda far off.
@BlackbirdImmersive Yes I thought about this as a resolution criteria. I created this market instead https://manifold.markets/PC/what-nonearth-surface-will-we-have
@AndrewG there's not nearly as much water on the moon as mars, it doesn't have an atmosphere (which is incredibly useful for colonization purposes), and from a deltaV perspective it's only a little cheaper.
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