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Would you send off all the plastics that are currently polluting our world to Mars, to protect the species on land and in oceans, if you had the chance?
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(Original post by curiousperson123)
Would you send off all the plastics that are currently polluting our world to Mars, to protect the species on land and in oceans, if you had the chance?
Would you send off all the plastics that are currently polluting our world to Mars, to protect the species on land and in oceans, if you had the chance?
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i don't have anything against mars so sending it to a different obscure part of space would suit me more
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(Original post by WoodlandSorcerer)
Why Mars? Might as well just check it into space and have it float away, o so far away
Why Mars? Might as well just check it into space and have it float away, o so far away
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(Original post by curiousperson123)
Yh true but will it float away? What if it starts orbiting a planet?
Yh true but will it float away? What if it starts orbiting a planet?
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(Original post by WoodlandSorcerer)
So what? Chuck it far from a planet so it floats really far away, it might orbit a lifeless planet so who cares?
So what? Chuck it far from a planet so it floats really far away, it might orbit a lifeless planet so who cares?
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Nah, Mars is great for when I wanna go riding in my Dune Buggy. Dumping all the plastics there would kill my fun.
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Sending anything to Mars is hugely expensive and has a massive carbon footprint
we should send it to the Sun...
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we should send it to the Sun...
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(Original post by Arthur_Morgan)
Nah, Mars is great for when I wanna go riding in my Dune Buggy. Dumping all the plastics there would kill my fun.
Nah, Mars is great for when I wanna go riding in my Dune Buggy. Dumping all the plastics there would kill my fun.
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(Original post by Joinedup)
Sending anything to Mars is hugely expensive and has a massive carbon footprint
we should send it to the Sun...
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Sending anything to Mars is hugely expensive and has a massive carbon footprint
we should send it to the Sun...
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(Original post by HoldThisL)
i don't have anything against mars so sending it to a different obscure part of space would suit me more
i don't have anything against mars so sending it to a different obscure part of space would suit me more
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(Original post by Arthur_Morgan)
Just hurl it into the sun. Problem solved.
Just hurl it into the sun. Problem solved.
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(Original post by LovelyMrFox)
Sounds like a bad idea.
Sounds like a bad idea.
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(Original post by curiousperson123)
Would you send off all the plastics that are currently polluting our world to Mars, to protect the species on land and in oceans, if you had the chance?
Would you send off all the plastics that are currently polluting our world to Mars, to protect the species on land and in oceans, if you had the chance?
Doing this would be a complete waste of money, energy & intellectual resources. The problem is not the volume but where it ends up. We as humans need a more responsible waste management system.
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Collecting all the plastic and sending it to space probably would be from a implementation standpoint hugely expensive, how many rockets would that require...you guys did notice how tiny the capsule holding the astronauts was....and that was already Falcon 9 Heavy lol.
You would probably need, oh idk 10,000,000 Rockets? Whose paying for that.
You would probably need, oh idk 10,000,000 Rockets? Whose paying for that.
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(Original post by curiousperson123)
Why's that?
Why's that?
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(Original post by Realitysreflexx)
Collecting all the plastic and sending it to space probably would be from a implementation standpoint hugely expensive, how many rockets would that require...you guys did notice how tiny the capsule holding the astronauts was....and that was already Falcon 9 Heavy lol.
You would probably need, oh idk 10,000,000 Rockets? Whose paying for that.
Collecting all the plastic and sending it to space probably would be from a implementation standpoint hugely expensive, how many rockets would that require...you guys did notice how tiny the capsule holding the astronauts was....and that was already Falcon 9 Heavy lol.
You would probably need, oh idk 10,000,000 Rockets? Whose paying for that.
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#20
(Original post by curiousperson123)
Doesn't burning plastics release toxic gasses?
Doesn't burning plastics release toxic gasses?
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