What would be your guess when all us humans will move to another planet rather than living on earth?
110777
i am for it as long as joe stays here
434434
I agree with the first answer.  That's nearly impossible to predict.  I have this book from the 70's that tried to predict where we would be by now and they had moon bases, flying cars, giant space stations, etcetra.  So they couldn't even figure out where we would be in 30 years let alone 1000.
1092577
Some people should leave this planet.\n\n(I have a list.)
388822
our neighbor in other planets
776484
20 years? hmmm... by that time we will probably be so overpopulated that scientists will have to think of building communities on other planets to accommodate the ever growing population of earth...
1167812
How would we know? I am not gonna stay alove for a million years, neither will you. I don't mean to be arrogant, but honestly why should we care. I say live by the moment. Focus on what you are doing NOW. But if you really want an answer, I think now. You know what, it won't be the sun or a black hole that destroys us, it will be the human race, and maybe natural disasters. Look at the wars, we are killing eachother! In the past year earthquakes and tsunamis have outbroken wiping out even more of our civilizatiopn. We are only destroying ourselves.
987928
It is difficult to predict what the future will hold for the planet being Earth and the human species.  Humans have the ability of free-will.  We have the ability to preserve what we are as a species and the planet or destroy the creation of one or both.  Currently we are at a cross-roads in spiritual advancement.  The Service to Self people (power, money, great assets, war) and the Service to Others (global community and planetary assistance).  We are moving in the direction of the Service to Others but time will tell if we meet our objective for our evolutionary advancement and preserve the human species and our planet Earth.  Both are beautiful, I hope we do.
358760
They're thinking ahead!\n\nCommon sense tells us that we will inevitably destroy this planet, so we're going to need another planet to destroy in the not too distant future.\n\nCome on, man, don't tell me you don't get it.
843987
NO.\nCould be end of times for humans but not for Earth.
109827
I think "plan" is an awfully strong word to use for something that is at present only a distant prospect;  it would be akin to someone in Galileo's time saying humanity "plans" to go the moon someday.\n\nTo answer your question, I would relocate in a heartbeat, solely for the adventure of it.  However, I think such a thing is unlikely to ever come to pass, because it doesn't make economic sense.  Just exactly what resources are we expecting to get from Mars?  Not fossil fuels;  you need life to create the fossils to get that.  The principle resource that Mars offers is space.  But even having a whole other planet of breathing room doesn't offer much advantage.   Let's say that the Earth is overcrowded right now, and we want to terraform Mars to increase our space.  Consider that the most optimistic estimates of the time needed to terraform a planet are on the order of 1000 years. But the Earth's population doubles every 30 years.  Long before we could populate Mars we would have outgrown Earth many times over.  Even if God or some benevolent aliens were to terraform Mars immediately, we still would only have 30 years of living before we were right back in the same predicament.  Clearly terraforming planets doesn't help with overcrowding.  The same goes for other resources as well, since other things being equal the greater the population the greater the resources consumed.
329170
If things still like now, in the near future, we will not have oil, so the primary source of energy will be the sun, or water or helium, now if all burned hydrocarbons are not enough to kill all living things on the planet, there will be some culture learned, and humans have learn that the old way (think as owners and masters of our world) is not taking us anywhere, we may find a way to keep us balanced in our own world, so if we still using the earth as out own living home, we should be traveling in sail boats, walking and horse carriages, also the need to travel will be reduced by the virtual reality booths at your local 7-eleven that are going to be free stuff by that time.\n\nWeird ??? may be, but at this point can happen.
973913
You don't have to go to another planet. On this planet only 40% of the population is christian, the other 60% conflict with the christian view of god. There are enough challenges here.
126942
Not anytime soon, no. First, we have to send people back to the moon and then do manned missions to Mars before we can go that far into the solar system!
83493
No, that's why wars happen and massive epidemic viruses. Nature has its way of underpopulating, but if science continues keeping people that should die at their old stages from dying maybe someday we could get overpopulated. Therefore we should move to another planet...hehe
1042715
IF we can make it through the next 25-75 years we might make it. Carl Sagan once said the reason we don't get radio signals form other planets is shortly after planets develop radio transmissions they blow themselves up.
657982
We, meaning you? Or "We" meaning humans?\n\nUnfortunately, you'll be dead by the time we establish a human presence.  Humans can travel to Mars, but "living" there can mean many things: If you define "living" there as simply showing up and staying for a day, then 2030 is a good estimate.  "Living" meaning "Colonizing" is well into the NEXT century!
1115834
I think it's very likely there is. Whether it's intellient, primitive or a little of both, I'm not sure. But if they are intelligent and they don't know we're here, they will eventually. We've been sending out radio waves for at least a hundred years and they've been travelling out into space since then. But when you consider the vastness of space they haven't gone very far. So I'd say it would be millions maybe billions before there's any contact because of the great distances and messages at this point can't go any faster than the speed of light. But millions of years from now, assuming humanity makes it that far, we'll be living on another solar system because by that time our sun will have died and we'll need another place to live. Who knows where that'll be and how such a mass transport will be organized. Maybe at that point space travel will be as common as driving to the grocery store. Or maybe it'll be a privilege only enjoyed by the rich. Who knows where we're headed. Anyway, that's what I think.