Wow you have it all planned out, that trip would be very exciting. I myself would prefer to stay right here. You had an exciting childhood with your dad . Great write. Thank you for sharing.
AT 81, SOON TO BE 82, I AM LOGICALLY THINKING THAT AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A 'SAFE' SPACE-FLIGHT TO MARS WILL NOT HAPPEN IN MY LIFETIME. HOWEVER, LOOKING AT THE BRIGHT SIDE...BY THE TIME SUCH FLIGHTS ARE COMMON, I'LL PROBABLY HAVE ALREADY BEEN THERE AND ALL THE OTHERS PLANETS IN...'HIS'...ATMOSPHERE. AMEN. ENJOYED. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS.
Tks for your review Ron. I was raised by a scientist/inventor showing me stars and planets through telescopes we would oneday inhabit starting when I was two years old. Until I was age 17, I helped him do his experiments and many involved us getting to other planets as well as living on them. My excitement about our upcoming planetarian homes is very positive and I cannot wait! Yet I totally respect and understand your concerns. Again, thanks for your comment!
Very fanciful and delightful to think of. But the reality of Mars existence is really very hard on any human being and the moon is far worse. Virtual reality can take you there here on earth without any danger to you or your body.
What did Elton John think was the worst About Being The Rocket Man? The loneliness.
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What did Elton John think was the worst About Being The Rocket Man? The loneliness.
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