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This month’s question is, what would you send up to space and why?
My 6 year old son’s answer is: a toy car so that the aliens have something to play with 🙂
I’d send up myself to escape from the covid and nonsense era.
I would send my drone, and capture a lot of pictures and videos of the lovely planet earth.
I would send myself with my survey equipment and make a real map of the universal
I have 2 answers for this one –
a) I would like to travel to space myself with my son we both are fond of traveling and adventure – traveling to space would be just so much more fun.
b) On a philosophical note, If there was a capability to purge our biases, negativity, and hatred out of our planet – then we would have just blessed ourselves and the generations to come.
I’d like to send up some Christmas lights with a small solar panel. Just a little holiday cheer in orbit.
I would send myself to space to discover new worlds.
I will send a picture of our planet Earth so that aliens will know how our planet looks like!
I would absolutely send myself, it has been a life long dream of mine to go to space. Hopefully a round trip!
It’s probably time to send up a garbage collection satellite to collect all the circulating space junk.
I’m thinking a 2 tonne lump of bubble gum should do the trick – it sticks to everything.
I would send a satellite with a camera.
A space elevator to expedite space exploration!
I would send a garbage collector into space to clean up all the space debri we humans have sent for decades now. Space debris is a known issue for quite a while now and it would be nice to send a robot that could 1. Disintegrate large debris 2. Redirect smaller debri towards the Earth that will disintegrate on its way into the Stratosphere as it will be
Flat-earthers