(10-13-2021, 03:36 AM)Thryleon link Wrote:The fascination with Mars intrigues me. Fundamentally, I love space, science et al, and on a human level, we need to solve the future problem of what happens when the Sun starts to expand before it retracts to a white dwarf. Eventually it will swallow the earth, but will be out of energy by then. Apparently, the moons of Jupiter are more likely to be habitable based on the fact that they have oceans.
Ultimately, its probably all about Iron Ore as to why the red planet is the most fascinating.
10 billion years from now, the sun will die. And most likely take the solar system with it. The oceans are on Jupiter's moon(s) not Jupiter itself. We should ask Adam Bandit for advice.