In my last post, the first part of my planned survival guide to the galaxy,
I discussed the human resolve to leave the planet Earth in search of
new frontiers in space. In this post I will discuss some suggestions as
to what to look for in our destination. In order to shorten the title
of this guide I have decided to remove 'The Transductionist's Intergalactic Survival Guide', from the official title of future posts to make the topic more discernible,
but will include the meta tag, 'TIS Guide,' with each post in the
series, which makes me glad that I didn't choose the alternative title
'The Transductionist's Intergalactic Travel Guide' because of the wrong crowd it might attract. Enjoy.
The Transductionist's Intergalactic Survival Guide, Part Two: How to Settle Space
National space organizations around the world have consolidated a lot of their efforts into exploration of the solar system and maintaining a space station in low Earth orbit.
Both of these goals are vital to our survival in space. In the second part of this guide to survival in the wastelands of space, I focus on one of these goals, which is also the first priority in colonizing space; namely the destination. Most individuals and organizations must have a directed goal in mind, to keep spending in check and to keep from slipping into oblivion.
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Spaceship, Ady age 7 |
National space organizations around the world have consolidated a lot of their efforts into exploration of the solar system and maintaining a space station in low Earth orbit.
Both of these goals are vital to our survival in space. In the second part of this guide to survival in the wastelands of space, I focus on one of these goals, which is also the first priority in colonizing space; namely the destination. Most individuals and organizations must have a directed goal in mind, to keep spending in check and to keep from slipping into oblivion.