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Its a highly debatable topic , should we invest so much in space exploration or not , in my opinion yes we should as one single invention or a cure of some disease can be found can cause big revolution . And will benefit the living on earth .
Lol Agent... my comment was regardless of what Felix did :P
He's clearly not the most academic of individuals. Why can't we do both? I'd divert money from the exponential human population farms of Africa towards the environment and Mars.
This really does come down to a question of priorities, and as both may be equally important in a hundred years time, why not choose balance?
We need to send a crew of pioneers to Mars on a no-return mission to set up a base there, making it far more useful for it's cost. In the future we'll need Mars (possibly terraformed) to keep up with our growing population, and to keep the global economy growing.
This man's ignorance is unforgivable, and he's exploiting his position as a pseudo-celebrity to achieve goals which are counter to those of people far, far smarter than he is.
I for one trust scientists and economists over some random idiot who might have died for a bit of fame.
I believe the universe is as important as our earth in terms of discovering for more knowledge and development.
Just as scouring our earth and doing reasearch have given us advanced medicine,tech, better control of life and understanding of it. In the similar way the universe may hold many good and bad surprises and we have to deal with it eventually.
Many of Earth's valuable resources came from comets who knows what may actually be lurking in the universe that could benefit us.
Little steps are needed to ensure the survival of humanity as a species, Earth wont last forever and if we don't end up killing ourselves before this planet gives out then space is our only future.
Just because of one leap doesn't necessarily mean we have to believe every word this guy says.. I just think he's not thinking outside the box about the sort of ideas what space exploration has done to advance our speculative knowledge.
just because he's the 1 lucky bastard to have gotten the support needed to do what he did, doesn't qualify him to make such a bold statement!
it's kinda ironic for him to say such thing as what he did was nothing short of money-wasting at its finest! who did benefit from it? himself, Redbull and Google - THAT's IT! all of those were done for fame and not a single penny goes to what he says as "saving the earth" in any way possible!
so, just shut up and enjoy your short-lived fame while you can! those at NASA and other researches are trying to do things for the entire human race, not just for themselves like you did for yourself!
And yet Red Bull had just spent millions of dollars so that we watch a man jumped from the edge of space. Millions that would be more suited for cancer research or solving environmental issues. Just like the billions NASA used to send probes to other planets. And the billions that astronauts and rocket engineers had wasted in collecting data for decades that helped him survive the climb and fall from the edge space. Some of these guys broke their bones and future in the pursuit of science and wrote the safety guidelines for future explorers.
A plutonium powered drone was sent to blast rocks on a distant planet. Wasteful? Not if you factor in the diamond planets they've discovered scattered all about the universe. Billions wasted now for experiments that are deemed of little value for current world problems might come in handy for hundreds of generations in the future when they are exploring the cosmos.
Billions and trillions of dollars have been used for things like poverty, environmental and health issues for decades so another adding another billion or so might not necessarily accelerate their progress.
If the quest for space exploration if considered wasteful then I guess the same goes for paleontology.
No stupid we need a backup planet, in case this one is hit by another global extinction causing meteor or we get hit by a supernova's gamma ray burst.
And i'll bet a thousand dollars some fool called harnessing electricity a waste of money. It might be a waste in our lifetime, but 4 or 5 centuries from now it might be a wise investment, if not less.
This dumbass is a adrenaline junkie not a scientist or someone that has extensive knowledge in any relevant field. Just because your "famous" doesn't make what you have to say anymore relevant than another joe blow off of the streets.
Well spending money to jump from 128K feet.. it is a waste of money!
Oh the irony
ultimately, if humanity wants to survive, and i'm talking long term here, we can't just be stuck on this one ball of dirt.
that is a very precarious position.
there are things out there that can wipe out almost all life on earth.
and unlike the movies, i bet if a 500 mile wide asteroid was headed for earth we wouldn't have any way of stopping it.
it's like the phrase, don't keep all your eggs in one basket.
but with humanity on multiple planets, total extinction, is a lot less likely.
i know that's a very long term view, but it has to start sometime, the sooner the better i reckon.