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Could humans live somewhere else in the universe?

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Could humans live somewhere else in the universe?

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Based on our findings we propose that a planet B is possible. This would require a combined effort from all the nations in the world because it would be very costly. We would have to start off with a large enclosed environment that allows all the neccesary things for living, for exenough plants but not too many, food, building supplies etc.

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Build a giant structure to keep out the bad and harmful things, and let the good things in.

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It would cost about $1,000 to $10,000 per KG to leave the Earths atmosphere.

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We would need to have greenhouses on Mars to start our colonies. There would be super strong glass, and a variety of plants. If we create enough greenhouses you could use the gases to sustain yourself.

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If we placed our new society in the space of L5, this zone would not pull us towards the moon or towards the earth.

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Start off with having a a smaller colony, and then fly up pieces to help build it.

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The background image is a 1970s proposal for a large, man-made, slowly-rotating colony located at the L-5 point in space, complete with gardens, trees and rivers, and capable of supporting thousands of inhabitants.

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The issue for Science Week is Sustainability - How can science help to protect our Earth?  The Secretary General of the United Nations claims we are in trouble because "there is no Planet B"
As Astroscientists, we are going to challenge that claim.