Perhaps we whould start with Mars - and then later, if Technologies in the future permit, Terraforming Venus. The further we spread Humanity - with sufficient sixed viable populations - then the better our chance of long-term Survival would be. If we are including Planets not in our Solar System - then massive Solar Storms, Nova or Supernova Events. Massive Meteorite Collisions ( ELE ), Major Geological / Vulcanic Events. These are VERY UNLIKELY to happen on more than one Planet at the same time. Economic Collapse, Ecological Disasters ( of our own making ). Political Mistakes ( assuming the Planets run their own affairs, at least semi-independently ), Political Turmoil, Politically Motivated major Terrorist actions ( some of the ideologies of Territorist may be irrelevent on other Planets ). I except I will get TOTALLY SLAGGED for Expressing My Opinions.īut - here we go - obviously, the more PLanets we can colonise, the more we are actually gonna be "buiffered" from a lot of different kinds of threats. Liquid Nitrogen will be shipped in from Moons of Outer Planets.
Ice Asteroids being impacted to impart spin and create Hydrosphere.Ĭyanobacteria and Phytoplankton will convert CO2 to Oxygen - along with Nano-Bot Processing Units. New Diana Moon being built from Debris and Asteroid waste. In orbit between Asteroids and Jupiter - more being removed. Population - 400 Million, and growing - Cities Built and growing.ģ0% of excess CO2 shipped away, to form the dry ice Dwarf Planet Aphrodite, We are no sending more to Venus, as part of the Terraforming Project for Venus.Ītmosphere all done, Oceans 95% done - Land and Ocean Eco-Systems developing.
However - we did put steering Steam Propulsion Units ( using Fusion Reactors )Īnd Nuclear Reaction Units on several of the outer Ice Asteroids - and sent them to Mars. Similar things for lots of other Asteroids. That is - Some 6 Million People, Factories, Thermadomes ( Agriculture ), Defensive Bases, I do not think the Colony on Ceres would have been AT ALL Pleased by that.
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